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Get your
peanut butter pierced.
Make gigantic
airbrushed murals of galactic peanut butter jars on the sides of buildings.
Put it in an
aerosol can and sell it with crackers. You can sell anything this way.
Construct an
experiment to determine the flash point of peanut butter.
Wash
with it.
See if it takes
out those awful rust stains in the shower.
Use it
whenever you misplace the hair trap in the bathtub drain.
Peanut
butter down the drain is always a job for Liquid Plumber!
Whenever
your spouse brings home peanut butter, hide it. See how many months it takes for them to
catch on.
Eat it
instead of mowing the lawn.
Patch
holes in vinyl with it.
Add peanut
butter to the paint mixer at your local hardware store.
Throw it
at the screen when you go to the movies.
Heat it in
the microwave and use it as a hot water bottle.
Cover
someone's dorm room with it. Then you can TP it.
When telephone
salesmen ask you for your credit card number, give them the UPC code for peanut butter.
Do a
breath-check at children's parties to see if they've been eating peanut butter.
"Oh, man,
the peanut butter is gonna hit the fan now...."
Extrude it. Make
peanut butter pasta.
Use it as
fertilizer in your garden.
Put it in
the sound hole of your guitar to make it quieter.
Spread it on
peanut brittle.
Use it to
keep your pictures from hanging crooked.
Divert
small rivers with it.
Erect a
monument to George Washington Carver. Sculpt it out of peanut butter.
Keep it in your
mess kit to improve the flavor of MRE's.
Send a few jars
to a missionary.
Soak your
feet in it after a long, hard day.
Peanut
butter shots. (Anything is better than the green stuff...)
Put some
on a handrail so that you can slide down it more easily.
Tip gas
station attendants with it.
Leave messages
on the bathroom mirror with it.
- Yes, Virginia, there is a peanut butter.
He left his
cares on the doorstep, and went walking down the sunny side of the street, a jar of peanut
butter in his hands.
Use it as a
centerpiece for your living room table.
Use it as a
conversation starter at dinner.
Go to Africa.
Give some to a native to eat. Videotape what he says with a mouthful of peanut butter. Add
creative subtitles.
"By
the power of Peanut Butter... I have the power!"
Suck on a glob
of it to help your ears adjust when flying.
Send secret
messages to your friends written on the inside of the labels.
Use it to
cure tropical diseases.
Sculpt your
hair and give yourself sideburns. Pretend you're Elvis.
Pad your
rump with peanut butter when you're learning to ice skate so that it will hurt less when
you fall.
- Dial-a-Peanut Butter.
Dance with
it. Make your partner look good.
Preserve
used tea bags with it.
Use it instead
of swear words. ("You son of a peanut butter sandwich!")
When going
through an airport metal detector, make sure to have several jars of peanut butter on your
person.
Insist
that your passport be stamped with peanut butter.
Ask about
the exchange rate for peanut butter.
Hold the
phone to your ear with it.
Tell your life
story in terms of peanut butter.
Plug leaks
in your transmission with it.
Add
peanut butter to your gas. See if you can make smoke trails.
Roll a ball
of it across the lawn to collect grass clippings.
Clothe your snowman.
Brains for the Scarecrow.
Rate airlines by
the peanut butter they serve.
Put it on
mosquito bites to reduce the swelling.
Wear
peanut butter. Complain that you don't fit in.
Tell your
roommate that you're homesick for peanut butter.
Use globs of
peanut butter instead of pins on your map.
Create a comic
strip devoted to peanut butter.
Leave
globs of it while exploring so you can find your way home again. (Note: This doesn't work
too well at sea.)
State your
height and weight in peanut butter jars.
Tell
someone they're worth their weight in peanut butter.
Convince
your Spanish-speaking maid that you want her to put peanut butter on the baby when she
changes the diaper.
Decorate
the Christmas tree with it.
Create a
manger for your nativity scene.
Ask new
acquaintances if they've met your jar of peanut butter.
Use it
instead of Bondo when repairing dents in your car.
Instead of
envelopes, use peanut butter jars. Complain that it won't fit through the mail slot.
Correct
people's pronunciation of "peanut butter." Use a French accent.
Use
your knowledge of Greek to find evidence of peanut butter in the Bible.
Search
the Hebrew to see if Manna was actually peanut butter sandwiches.
Write pithy
proverbs about peanut butter.
Disguise a
VW bug by coating it with peanut butter. Extra points if you make a convincing semi.
A friendly
peanut butter jar to the top of the head is more effective than words any day.
Use it to
defend yourself on the way to the outhouse.
Use it
instead of a shoehorn for tight shoes.
Buy a sports team.
Name it after your favorite kind of Peanut Butter.
Fill
soccer balls with it for added speed and distance.
Make it the main
character in a kid's show.
Hold a jar
of peanut butter over your heart when saluting the flag.
Try to create
polka-dotted peanut butter.
Use it to
keep leaves out of the gutter.
Use it to
sustain yourself through those long sermons.
Put peanut
butter in the offering plate.
Mix it with
gravel and pave your driveway.
Dump
several hundred tons of it in a field. Go mountain biking.
Haggle
with the checkout clerk over the price of peanut butter.
Mark your
Rolodex with it so you can find people easily.
Be modest
about everything. Except peanut butter.
Use it to
extend your "dry season" wardrobe into the "wet season."
Grease the
sides of the car with it to get out of a tight parking space.
Ask for it at
Taco Bell with your burrito.
Use it to
clean gas station bathrooms.
Sell tiny packets
of it in vending machines.
Mark your
speedometer with it so you can see at a glance if you're over the limit.
Use it to
try to get on military bases. Extra points for Area 51.
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