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Keep it in your underwear drawer so you can take it out and smell
it while no one is looking.
Get your Pb.D. in peanutbutterology.
Use it to draw on instead of a whiteboard.
Create rebar out of paper clips. Add PB to this paperclip frame.
Build skyscrapers.
Add it to a butter churn to give it more resistance.
Make any note a sticky note.
Bang your head on it to relieve stress.
Soothe diaper rash...
If your phone lacks a mute button, stick the receiver in PB while
you look up that file...
Write an e-mail to Scott Adams, challenging him to work in a week-long
segment on peanut butter into the Dilbert strip.
Create a small CO2 gun with a large chamber
so that you can fire globs of PB at the peanut-butter-for-brains
network users that download porn onto the company server.
That's not peanut butter, Charlie Brown...
Bribe the Vatican into changing the Lord's Prayer to say, "Give
us this day our daily peanut butter."
Add a little glob to the transmitter on the remote control to frustrate
hubby into getting up and changing the channels by hand.
Store screwdrivers in it to keep them from rusting.
Volunteer to teach a night class on "PB Technology" at
your local technical college.
Spread the word that your jar of peanut butter is in direct competition
with Microsoft. See if you get bought out.
Spread it on the floor of your workshop to catch sawdust.
On the fourth of July, pack fireworks into a large jar of PB and
light the fuse. (Admire from a distance...)
For your graduation, add a huge glob of PB to your hat. When question,
explain that it's a mortarboard, and that's mortar on there.
At that same graduation, have each graduate smear some peanut butter
on his or her hand before shaking hands with the president. Have
the valedictorian hand him a glass of milk.
Have a peanut butter spitting contest.
Using peanut butter, explore ways to make peanut brittle less brittle.
"I've got a jar of whoop-ass peanut butter... don't make me
open this!"
Subject it to wind tunnel tests. Argue the advantages of having
peanut butter be more aerodynamic.
I'm certain peanut butter would bounce under the right conditions.
Wonder what those conditions are?
Heat it in the microwave, and spread it on sore muscles as a heat
pack.
A hot cup of chamomile peanut butter, that will cure what ails you...
Prime your sump pump.
Lubricate paper clips with it to make them easier to use.
Lubricate coat hangers to make them easier to get apart.
Lubricate coat hangers to make it easier for them to, uh, reproduce.
Smear some around your ears so that you can make a perfect "acoustic
seal" with the headphones.
Speaking of acoustic, someone please drown all country music
singers in a vat of boiling peanut butter. For the good of the world,
you know.
Stop up the bells of Salvation Army bellringers.
Peanut butter. 160 decibel Coast Guard diesel powered foghorn. Wonder
what would happen?
Mow it.
Lawnmower muffler.
Plaster it onto the trunks of Christmas trees to give them a "fuller"
look.
I'm dreaming of a brown Christmas...
Wrap your presents in peanut butter before you wrap them in paper,
just to make it harder for people to pinch their presents and figure
out what they are.
Full Peanut Butter Jacket.
Grease your bicycle seat with it so you can get back in the saddle
again...
Eulogize it.
Award it the Nobel Peace Prize.
Conduct experiments to see if PB will burn in an oxygen-poor atmosphere.
Why TP a friends house when you can PB it, too?
Roll it into a typewriter and see if you can type on it. (Use an
old typewriter, OK?)
Make handprints in it, and give it to Mom on mother's day.
Put a little on your comb to keep your hair from getting frizzy
in the summer.
Coat a young child with peanut butter and turn them loose in your
friend's (disgustingly pristine) white-carpeted house.
Feed it to the cat to see if it causes flatulence.
They make tuna-flavored laxative for cats. Why not peanut butter
flavored laxative for humans?
Make peanut butter cups, using Ex-lax instead of chocolate...
Make pick-up-sticks a tad more challenging.
Store a wad of it in your cheek. Spit occasionally.
Sand isn't much of a hazard for a golf course. Peanut butter over
quicksand would be much more interesting!
Animate it using a stop-motion camera. Extra points if you can convince
us it's eating New York.
While you're at it, just bury New York in PB.
Yoda: Talk can I not! Force-feed me peanut butter, do you?
Put Peanut Butter in the gas tank of a "friend"...
Go to a stall in a public restroom. Lather your hand with extra
chunky peanut butter. Reach under the stall to a person in an adjacent
stall. Ask, "do you have any toilet paper?"
Fill wine glasses with different levels of peanut butter. Make music.
Write your doctoral dissertation on "Effects of Peanut Butter
on Water Buffalo in Mid-Nineteenth Century America."
Put it on the cover of National Geographic.
Time Magazine's "Food of the Milennium."
Mix with Noxynol-9 for teeny-bobber birth control.
If the suggestions Andy gets for this list are any indication, Peanut
Butter has a lot to do with sex. Is this a good thing? Talk
among yourselves for a minute... should we be giving this to our
children? Is it hope for the aged? You tell me...
State funded "Peanut Butter Education" during health class
for all Jr. High students.
See how many people you can stick to the ceiling before the ceiling
gives way.
Makes a nice Auburn toupee...
Simultaneously execute and embalm death-row criminals with it.
Wear it as a bikini. Periodically move the peanut butter to eliminate
those pesky tan lines.
Theoretically, if you refill a bean-bag chair with peanuts, you'll
eventually have a peanut butter chair...
Grease pigs with it at the state fair to make them harder to catch.
Spread it on your little brother to make him harder to catch.
Shoot down jars of it at a shooting gallery.
Strap several jars of it to your chest, and get on an airplane.
Once in the air, burst into the cockpit and threaten to "set
these babies off!" if you are not immediately flown to Cuba.
Peanut butter jar lids are just so in this year...
If you like making things out of beads, store the beads in peanut
butter jar lids so that they don't scatter everywhere.
Hey, maybe if I leave some in my mailbox, then it will get all over
the junk mail, and the ants will carry it away for me and...
Stick blobs of it on your boss's car.
Mix with cream hardener to see if it would be a good replacement
for Bondo.
Empty several jars into your pants. Explain that you couldn't restrain
yourself.
Hey, if the milion monkeys at a million keyboards theory were true,
not only would we have all the worlds great literary works, but
we'd be up to three thousand uses for peanut butter!
Leave it in a cabinet for several years. See if it develops into
a sentient life-form.
Mix it with red wine and leave a glass of it on the table. Tell
your teenage son that you will be gone for the night.
If peanut butter in the gas tank doesn't work, how about peanut
butter in the transmission...?
Freeze dried peanut butter makes a tasty summer treat!
Paint your house in peanut butter, and use strawberry jam for the
trim.
Stuff it in your shirt, sculpt it to look like muscle, and walk
around savoring the results.
Use it as a substitute for milk on your cereal.
Start a new fad: The peanut butter tuxedo.
Give edible condoms a run for the money.
It's the end of the peanut butter as we know it
It's the end of the peanut butter as we
know it
It's the end of the peanut butter as we
know it
I feel fine...
Use it to assasinate your spouse.
Like gag me with a spoon, fer sure, and make sure it has, like,
peanut butter on it, like, ya know? Totally...
Peanut butter pottery--the place settings you can eat!
Decorate a newlywed's car with it.
Smear it on your windows instead of shades.
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