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Submerge it in
a mug of hot Swiss Miss.
Fill
aluminum cans with it so that they weigh in heavier at the recycling plant.
Fill dirt.
Use in
place of laundry detergent.
Air freshener.
Amazing flat tire sealant.
Use it as
postage when you mail Dr. Johnson to Abu Dhabi with a return address in Tajikistan.
Use to
pick up the dust from inside your computer.
Digitally
integrate it into Descent III as the supreme Master Villain.
You
don't wanna know.
"Tell
us what we want to know or we feed you Peanut Butter with a switchblade"
Use it to
re-ink printer ribbons.
Paint ball? Try
Peanut Butter ball!!
Hit it with a
laser, just for kicks.
Practical joke: Peanut Butter up the nose of sleeping victim.
Use it in
place of Velcro.
Peanut Butter:
The Art you can eat!
Use peanut
butter in Hypercerebrostatic Electropsychodihemispheral Neurosadomassichiticulotitilitory
Keneticodiscombobulatory Imulohydrolysistic Numboconiculosombrenomaltic Testing (HENKIN
Testing)
Have
freshmen stuff a full two layer peanut butter sandwich in their mouth for initiation. They
can have nothing to drink.
Add Peanut
Butter to the list of 101 Practical Puppet Team Prop Ideas.
Anybody
remember the TV Game Show called "Double Dare" ?
Spread it on
wedges of cheese.
Add it to
the mouth of someone who likes to guffaw a bit too loudly.
Use it to
sound-proof your dorm room.
Give it to Sesame
Street's character the "Count" so he can break off and count bits of it
indefinitely.
Play
"kick the can" with full cans of PB.
Use
as bug repellent.
Use as bait in
insect trap.
Put it on
someone's chair.
Eat it on
an apple.
Ton of Peanut
Butter (a Scorched Earth thing.)
If your
alarm clock quits working...
Use it
instead of hair spray.
Use it to
numb wounds before applying stitches.
Fling
spoonfuls into a fan to keep you cool in the summer.
Use it if you
run out of ketchup.
Cover your
eyes with it. Go wash in Winona Lake. See if you still need your glasses.
Who
needs spitwads?
Pardon me
while I pump more Peanut Butter into my athletic shoes. The ad says this is how to take
control of my life. I paid $211.99 for these shoes...
Use it for
mulch in your strawberry patch. Invading birds will get stuck.
Use it to
break up the clots that cause heart attacks.
Cover up
with a layer of it to keep warm on winter nights.
Sculpt it.
Keep some in
your safety deposit box, just in case.
Buy a
lot of it; bomb all the peanut-producing countries into oblivion; make a mint.
"Hi...
My name is John... and I'm a peanut-butter addict." ... quot;Hi John."
Make LONG lists
of things to do with it.
Tie-dye your
underwear with it.
Tie-dye
your swimwear with it. Go to the beach.
Snort it. Don't sue me.
Have a contest
to see who can blow the most bubbles by blowing through a straw into a jar of peanut
butter.
Mix it into
your meatloaf when the price of beef rises.
Dip chicken
nuggets in it.
Use it to keep
the lettuce from falling of your sandwich.
Mix it with
Nitroglycerin and feed it to small white mice. Release them on a golf course. Watch with
binoculars.
- Serve it in the cafeteria breaded and deep-fried.
Mix it with
paraffin and make PB scented candles.
Dip
notebook paper in it to make the off-brand equivalent of Puff's Plus with Lotion.
Use it as fake
toe jam and gross people out by licking it.
Keeps
contact lenses from falling out.
Shampoo
the carpet in your dorm room with it. Expect a $50 fine.
Use it to
muffle the sound of the ringer of the phone in the library computer lab.
Quench
your thirst on a hot August day.
Use it as a
sentient character in your comic book series.
Bury each
other up to your armpits in it some sunny summer afternoon.
Take your
date out for "Peanut Butter and a Movie."
Take close-up
photographs of it. Scan them into your computer. Use sophisticated retouching software to
make it look like a face. Print it on a milk carton.
Keep some
hidden behind the refrigerator just in case.
Starch your socks with it.
Economical knee pads!
Name your new
music group "Happy Peanut Butter."
Tell everyone
that Peanut Butter "just has that certain Je ne sais quoi."
Use a little
tune from a peanut butter advertisement as the cantis firmis for a piece of music you are
composing. Call it the Misa Skippy.
Measure 1
cup of peanut butter into a large (clean) glass jar. Add 1 gallon of water. Seal it and
let it soak for 3 weeks in a dark place undisturbed. Pour the water into small vials and
sell it as "holy water."
Use it to
make a cast of your foot so that you can buy the perfect-fitting shoes without taking your
shoes off in the store.
Let your local
T-ball league take swings at it.
When taking
Greek, use it to help you learn about the genitive article.
Put it on
your fingernails before you take a test to remind you not to bite your nails.
Pack it
into the back end of your bathtub to form a waterproof pillow for when you take those long
relaxing baths.
Use it as a
temporary solution if you momentarily run out of Fuzzy Fuzz.
Keep
some in your floppy disk case just in case.
Shoe shine.
Take the
peanut butter from your hair
shake it loose and let it fall
lying soft against your skin
like the shadows on the wall...(A Ray Stevens thing)
Use peanut
butter to bludgeon Barney to death.
Spread it
on Fuzzy Fuzz to make Sticky Fuzz.
Use it as a
Ping-Pong ball or as a tennis ball.
Forget about
ink blot tests; now we have peanut butter blob tests!
Administer
the MBTI to peanut butter to see how it rates on the continua.
Talking to
peanut butter for at least 20 minutes three times a week will improve your IQ.
Making
friends with peanut butter will improve your health since most people do not like to eat
their friends.
When the
Tweedle Beetles Battle In the Peanut Butter Bottle using Peanut Butter Paddles While the
Peanut Butter Bottle Bobbles in a Bowl on a Poodle Eating Noodles with Peanut Butter
Batter, and the Tweedle Beetles Blow Bubbles in the Peanut Butter Bottle during Peanut
Butter Battles, it's called a Tweedle Beetle Peanut Butter Bubble Bobble Bottle Poodle
Noodle Batter Bowl Battle.
(Apologies to Dr. Seuss.)
When the
Tweedle Beetles Battle In the Peanut Butter Bottle using Peanut Butter Paddles on the
Poodle eating Noodles who Battles Tweetle Beetles in the Peanut Butter Bottle as it
Bobbles in a Bowl on a Batch of Boiling Butter in the Peanut Butter Batter, where Tweedle
Beetles Boggle and Blow Bubbles in the Butter where the Battle Bottle Bobbles, and it
Boggles Beetles Tweedle that a Peanut Butter Paddle can battle with a Poodle when the
Poodle's Eating Noodles in a Bobbing Battle Bottle in a batch of Boiling Butter on the
Peanut Butter Batter during Peanut Butter Battles, THIS is what they call a Tweedle Beetle
Peanut Butter Bobble Bottle Batter Boiling Bubble Butter Bowl Poodle Noodle Peanut Butter
Paddle Battle. (Massive apologies to Dr. Seuss.)
Place a
teaspoon of peanut butter on your tongue and see how long it takes to dissolve.
Notice
that line 66 of this file column 6 is the beginning of the word "complexion."
Use this fact to prove that person X is the antichrist where person X is whoever you want
to prove is the antichrist. I recommend Saddam Hussein, Bill Clinton, Santa Claus or Bill
Gates.
Use peanut
butter to hire the "A-Team."
In the
list above number 66 word six is the word "for." Base a cult on the premise that
the antichrist will play golf and so no good Christian should.
If you do
that, though, make an exception of the golf balls are made from peanut butter.
If you
cannot get to the Laundromat and you run out of clean laundry wear peanut butter under
your clothing to cover the smell.
Use it to
hold the pages of your pad in place in Intro to Drawing when you turn the pad sideways.
Use it
in place if eyedrops.
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