You do not like peas!

George. More peas.

Give me that peashooter.

Should I bring the peas?

Draws a rippling waves on a rotating wireframe grid. Written by Josiah Pease 2000.

Steaks for the Brophy boys with blackeyed peas. Burn 'em.

Tea. Sugar?

Sugar?

Cukrowicz. It's a Polish word meaning sugar.

Shortly after students tasted four types of peas in our program, one boy went grocery shopping with his mom, and he asked her to buy peas.

He'd much rather lay into your peas.

In the mid 1800s, Mendel spent sort of an unhealthy amount of time grubbing around in his garden with a bunch of pea plants, and through a series of experiments crossing the pea plants and seeing which traits got passed on and which didn't, he came up with a frame work for understanding how traits actually get passed from one generation to another.

And lots of things are more complicated than peas,

We're out of sugar.

The Sugar Season

Sweet energy.

Any sugar?

Sugar cane.

Pass me the sugar, huh?

And he promptly took a snow pea and ate it.

lettuce salt sugar rice milk radish cola

Want your sugar?

In the sugar bowl.

Sugar won't work.

I was filling the sugar...

He didn't get no sugar.

Give us sugar and the cookies.

Our party is complete, said Holmes, buttoning up his pea jacket and taking his heavy hunting crop from the rack.

Well now if I take that sugar dough, the sugar dough doesn't want to conduct electricity.

We need more sugar.

10 tons sugar 42 460 42 460 42 460 42 460

983 tons sugar

Balance 1 January 1992, 150 tons sugar

17 tons sugar

101 tons sugar

So that just means sugar.

We added in more sugar.

who sops it up like you do?

One cream and sugar.

It's made of sugar cane.

I can sure use that coffee. Pass the sugar, son.

How are you fixed for sugar?

Lots of sugar, Mister.

like the color of pea flowers, for example, which is what Mendel studied when he discovered all of this stuff.

You sure can. And don't ever bring me back while that peapicker's here.