2000+ Uses for Peanut Butter

  1. Feed large globs of it to your dog for cheap entertainment.
  2. Mix it with egg whites and ammonia to see if it takes out stains.
  3. Lace it with cyanide and feed it to Barney.
  4. Spread it on the dog's back to watch him go crazy.
  5. Squish it between your fingers in the lunchroom muttering "Only two more hours and I have so much left to study..."
  6. Plug holes in your paneling walls.
  7. Make sure you have some stuck in your fingernails whenever you go on a blind date.
  8. Carry it around in your duffel in case of emergencies.
  9. Use it to stick things if you run out of duct tape.
  10. If you see a freshly poured sidewalk drying drop globs of Peanut Butter into the cement to create "holes" later.
  11. Drop it from a plane over Ethiopia to feed all the starving children.
  12. Keep a jar in your car because it rhymes.
  13. Have an art class paint "still life" pictures of it.
  14. Have the astronauts leave some of it in orbit.
  15. Rub it on sore muscles.
  16. Save it up so you will have plenty during your retirement years.
  17. Make "Cream of Peanut Butter" soup.
  18. Plug up the nursery's electric outlets to protect little fingers.
  19. Mix it with a large amount of brown sugar. Form into small spheres. Set on cookie sheet and leave on counter as if cooling.
  20. Take one bite then chew for several minutes to see if anyone notices. If not, keep chewing. After half an hour try to talk.
  21. Put it in the bell of your brass instrument to make interesting new sounds. Try different amounts.
  22. Coat the lower half of your bicycle with it. Ride around town so everyone will think you were riding in the mud.
  23. Fill a swimming pool with it and hang a "basket" on the edge and get all your friends together to play "Killer BBall."
  24. Two words: eye shadow.
  25. Keep some in your wallet "just in case."
  26. Inhale deeply...
  27. Use it in cookie recipes in place of the butter.
  28. Some people like it on scrambled eggs...
  29. Lubricate the garbage disposal with it occasionally.
  30. Throw this list away and just eat it on sandwiches. Loser.
  31. Keep out of reach of children.
  32. If you have pimples spread it on your face overnight as an acne treatment to clear up the complexion.
  33. Mail it to Barney. Hope it has a similar effect as with a dog.
  34. Let it dry out and use it as silly putty.
  35. Let it dry out and use it as fake plastic explosive in a joke.
  36. Spread it on your palm then go through a wedding reception line.
  37. Make Peanut Butter Vegetable and Beef Soup.
  38. See how much will fit in a floppy disk drive slot. (NIMBY)
  39. Write a computer program that simulates Virtual Peanut Butter.
  40. Make Freshmen wear it on their foreheads during initiation week.
  41. It feels great squishing between the toes.
  42. About April, use it to stick (whole) eggs inside the heating ducts.
  43. Drop large globs of it out of an airplane over New York City.
  44. Use it if you run out of plastic wood.
  45. Fill up your naval and pretend you are either Adam or Eve.
  46. Start a new cult and worship it. (Okay, that's evil.)
  47. Eat loads of it in front of starving people. This is a form of torture.
  48. Give your cat a bath in it. This is also a form of torture.
  49. Fire it out of a sawed-off shotgun.
  50. Spread it on celery sticks.
  51. Use it to feed the fish.
  52. New diet: nothing but peanut butter 5 days a week. The other two days you are also allowed water.
  53. Hide it in your sock to keep it from getting stolen.
  54. If you are a doctor, prescribe it to your patients regularly.
  55. If you have tight clothing such as stretch pants use it as a lubricant to help get them on.
  56. Stir in some Napalm and feed it to Barney.
  57. New Olympic Event: PB Swimming.
  58. Suggest it (as a type of shield) to the makers of Scorched Earth.
  59. Give it to druggies to help combat withdrawal.
  60. Put it between the pages of library books you hate.
  61. Take it on Safari instead of water because it doesn't evaporate as fast.
  62. If you forget your kneaded eraser for Intro to drawing class just take that "just in case" Peanut Butter out of your duffel and play with THAT instead of paying attention.
  63. Fill your punching bag with it. Pressurize for added effect. Box with spiked knuckles.
  64. Use it as "heavy" ammo for your Super Soaker 11000.
  65. Mix it with Drano and feed it to Barney.
  66. Nail it to the wall for a decoration.
  67. In Descent IV it would make a great weapon.
  68. Use it in a fire extinguisher instead of carbon dioxide.
  69. Add Ebola to it and feed it to Barney.
  70. Switch it for someone's deodorant.
  71. Subject it to electrolysis just to see what happens.
  72. Spread it on Spam to improve the flavor.
  73. Use it as your secret weapon in a pillow fight.
  74. Wing a glob at the neighbor's dog once a day.
  75. Donate massive amounts of it the American Diabetes Association.
  76. Use it to fertilize your garden. Weeding was never so much fun!
  77. Use it in your explanation of the fabled noodle incident.
  78. Devise an experiment to discover its tensile strength.
  79. Make milkshakes out of it.
  80. Keep some with the old blanket in the trunk of your car just in case.
  81. Plant two rows of it in your garden and complain that it doesn't grow.
  82. Spread it on your left hand. Let it dry. Rub your hands together until you have little clumps and rolls of dried peanut butter. Spread them around on your test paper to make it look like you erased a lot.
  83. Use it to stick up posters signs and photographs in your room.
  84. See how large a glop you can flush down the toilet at once.
  85. See how much of it your vacuum cleaner can handle.
  86. Expose it to radiation. Feed it to hamsters. Be sure to read the horror movie survival guide in preparation for the results.
  87. Knock on it for good luck if there is no wood around.
  88. Spread it on the chalkboard in a classroom when there is going to be a substitute teacher.
  89. Fill a room with it knee-deep and have a massive wrestling match with your friends.
  90. Spread it over your door during Freshman Initiations to let the others know an upperclassman lives there.
  91. Keep some in your first aid kit just in case.
  92. See how much it takes to stop up the laser printer in the lab.
  93. Kick it in the face of 97 lb. weaklings in the lunchroom.
  94. Send 1797 jars of it to the crew of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and see what they say about it on the show.
  95. Give a jar of it to your father for Christmas.
  96. Give someone with dentures a lifetime supply.
  97. Give a few dozen jars to the astronauts to play with in zero gravity.
  98. Drop large globs of it out of an airplane over your college. Try to hit one of the professors.
  99. Keep some in your basement tornado shelter just in case.
  100. One word: Gargle.
  101. Get gum out of your hair with it.
  102. Leave it in your hair and let people get very hungry from the smell.
  103. Create hair sculptures.
  104. Use it instead of massage oil.
  105. Use it instead of KY. (Don't ask.)
  106. Muffle your roommates stereo speakers.
  107. No shaving cream? No problem!
  108. Three words: Slip and Slide.
  109. Get that tan you always wanted.
  110. Put several cases in the back of your car for better winter traction.
  111. Use it to bribe Nathan Eady to get up at 5:30 am and finish your Philosophy paper for you. (Note: This works! I've tried it!)
  112. Grease doorknobs during freshman initiation.
  113. No goldfish? Have a peanut butter swallowing contest!
  114. Empty several jars into a toilet. Take bets about how long it will take the Physical Plant custodians to work up the nerve.
  115. Can't throw a newly engaged guy in the lake because it's winter? Stuff his backside with peanut butter and force him to walk back from Miller field through the woods! (It has happened.)
  116. Two words: Mud baths!
  117. Replace salt licks with a healthier alternative.
  118. Debate with Dr. Forbes about whether peanut butter is a God-created thing. (But not if its sin...)
  119. Waterbed too bouncy? It's time for a refill......
  120. Cover yourself in peanut butter. Claim you are decently clothed.
  121. Wash your hair with it. This puts protein into your hair.
  122. Color it. Use it as finger paint in children's church.
  123. Color it. Use it in place of Play-Doh.
  124. Use it in place of Super Poly Grip to hold your dentures in place.
  125. Mud wrestling. Loser cleans up.... with his or her tongue.
  126. Fill your oil pan with liquefied peanut butter. Go to Q-Lube and ask for an oil change.
  127. Re-create the La Brea tar pits. Have your roommate demonstrate how difficult it must have been for the mammoths to move and breathe in a thick, oily substance.
  128. At county fairs have local artists sculpt it in refrigerated display cases.
  129. Secretly mix some in with a potter's clay. Commission a piece.
  130. Go gourmet. Create and market itty bitty jars of gourmet flavored peanut butter. Include Amaretto, French Roast, French Vanilla and Mint Creme. When you make a million, I'll sue you and prove it was my idea.
  131. Cover the parking lot with it. Do doughnuts.
  132. Replace the dirt at racetracks with something a little more forgiving.
  133. Fill the water pits on the 3000 meter steeplechase with peanut butter to give the runners both incentive and nutrition.
  134. Insulate your home. Fill in window leaks and add a layer around hot water pipes.
  135. Get an electric buffer. Polish the floor with it. The warm brown glow will add to any decor and the scent adds ambiance.
  136. Drop it from an airplane to feed all the starving Americans.
  137. Make those communion wafers much more palatable.
  138. One word: Stucco.
  139. Create a new way of cooking. Deep fry everything in peanut butter.
  140. Keep those pesky trash can liners in place.
  141. Attract all the ants and kill them all at once.
  142. Eat it off of your lover's body.
  143. Use it as a less destructive alternative to shaving cream when decorating a car.
  144. New event: Peanut Butter Put. Guys throw an 18 ounce jar girls, 12 ounces.
  145. Mix peanut butter jelly bread and ice in a blender. Market it as the PB&J Slurpee.
  146. Create soft sculpted backgrounds for taking portraits.
  147. Give a case to Jenn Case, just in case.
  148. Who cares about the peanut butter? The jars make great storage containers.
  149. Get revenge against the frat guys who build beer can walls. Build a peanut butter jar wall.
  150. Write comparison & contrast papers in Effective Writing on the differences between Skippy and Jif.
  151. Come up with better names for peanut butter brands.
  152. Get out your alchemy set and try to turn it into gold.
  153. Use it as a landing pad for track & field events.
  154. Load large gobs of it into catapults and take aim.
  155. In summer, cover a hillside with it. Try to ski.
  156. Cover babies in it, especially the thumbs and toes. This will ensure adequate nutrition.
  157. Put a large amount in a disposable diaper. Sit around in a public place eating it with a spoon. An undiapered infant nearby will heighten the effect.
  158. End your roommate's snoring problem.... for good.
  159. Dip your car in peanut butter. Tell the insurance agent it was an Act of God.
  160. Do an Andy Warhol tribute; Paint 30 jars of peanut butter, 300 times.
  161. Do a Jackson Pollock tribute; go to the airport and throw peanut butter into the jet blast of taxiing airliners.
  162. Do a Christo tribute; cover several small islands in peanut butter.
  163. Do a Degas tribute: "Drowning Dog-- In Peanut Butter" (Editor's Note: It should be noted that Drowning Dog is a painting, not something to do with a pet. Thanks. -A.)
  164. Do a Jasper Johns tribute: Stick a coat hanger in a jar of peanut butter.
  165. Drag naked women through it. Call it performance art.
  166. Have yourself nailed to a cross of peanut butter jars. Seek shelter behind the first amendment.
  167. Bury it.
  168. Add chemicals to it. See if you can make it explode.
  169. Use it for target practice.
  170. Surprise your child at Christmas time with a few cases.
  171. State in your will that you wish to be buried in peanut butter.
  172. State in your will that you wish to be cremated and that your ashes be stored in a peanut butter jar.
  173. Tell morbid stories about peanut butter to your little brother at bedtime.
  174. Attempt to get peanut butter officially named as the state food.
  175. The Peanut Butter Pit: the new penalty for not scanning your disks.
  176. Coat the blackboard with it. See what you can make stick from the back of the classroom. Extra points for the computers; triple your score for a lab assistant automatic win if it's Nathan Case.
  177. Have a good old fashioned food fight.
  178. Keep it between the folds in your skin for "safe keeping."
  179. Arrange it in many different poses and photograph it. Be creative.
  180. Use it as a nasal decongestant. It may also be good as an asthma-inhaler refill.
  181. Sniff it if you run out of cocaine.
  182. Use it to keep your earphone in place.
  183. Swish it back and forth between your teeth.
  184. Make slogans about peanut butter and use them during a political campaign.
  185. Bait fish hooks.
  186. Shoot it out of a cannon.
  187. Videotape it. Watch it in slo-mo.
  188. Spread it on cancerous lumps as a special form of chemotherapy.
  189. Design an aerobic workout fitness machine called the PB2000 that uses peanut butter in its hydraulic systems and enables the user to "burn the equivalent of 2000 grams of peanut butter in a 45-minute workout!" Create an infomercial featuring a dozen extremely thin and scantily clad models (most of them female) eating loads of peanut butter while exercising on the PB2000. Explain that the PB2000 folds nicely and fits in a standard-size briefcase. Cut me in on the profits.
  190. Expose it to radiation until it glows in the dark. Sell it to fourth graders as "secret army rations."
  191. Drop it into the bathroom stall if you don't have the nerve to actually "sky dump."
  192. Soak cucumbers in it for three weeks along with dill and 14 other spices. PB Pickles!
  193. Use it if you run out of deodorant.
  194. Eat microwaved (warmed) peanut butter right before you sing a solo. Wash it down with warm milk.
  195. Make tunnels and houses for your gerbils out of the (almost) empty peanut butter jars.
  196. When going to a job interview wear peanut butter inside your underwear for good luck.
  197. Make Christmas tree decorations out of it.
  198. Do a biology experiment to bring peanut butter to LIFE! BwwaHaHaHaHa!!!
  199. String clumps of it onto yarn to make a necklace.
  200. Inject it under your skin with a hypodermic needle for a "cheap high."
  201. Braid it.
  202. Play cat's cradle with it.
  203. Wrap up in it to keep warm on a cold day.
  204. Smear it on your forehead to absorb sweat in the summer.
  205. Keep some of it on hand when you jog so you can fend off attack dogs. (also entertaining)
  206. Use it instead of Miracle Whip.
  207. Make fake water stains on the ceiling tiles.
  208. Push it under someone's door during a prank war.
  209. Fill balloons with it and have a "peanut butter balloon fight" with all your friends.
  210. Refer to peanut butter in your excuses -- there's just something believable about peanut butter.
  211. Make up absurd quotes about it and end every conversation with one.
  212. Blow bubbles with it in the elevator. Look around at the other passengers as if you are paranoid.
  213. Stick the insoles back in your shoes with it.
  214. Coat the apples with it when you are going to bob for apples in the fall.
  215. Cast peanut butter instead of casting lots.
  216. Feed it to your pet Steve.
  217. Have congress declare "National Peanut Butter Awareness Week."
  218. Boycott your school's cafeteria until they agree to include peanut butter in every dish.
  219. Balance a jar on your head 24 hours a day. If anyone asks say "What, you've never seen anyone balance a jar of peanut butter on his head before?
  220. Use it if you don't have any Neosporin.
  221. Stir with milk as replacement for Metamucil.
  222. Fill any open drawer space with peanut butter.
  223. Hold dish of it upside down over the dog to see how long it takes to flop out.
  224. Use it in bioneural gelpacks.
  225. Use it to reverse the tackion field.
  226. Start the Church Of Peanut Butter on the WWW. Watch religious wars between it and the Church of Spam.
  227. Charcoal briquettes.
  228. Accelerate PB to the speed of light and see what happens to it.
  229. Use in a piñata -- extra creamy.
  230. Sofa cushion.
  231. Use to promote international fascism.
  232. Add to Spam salad sandwich.
  233. When your Walkman batteries burn out, try peanut butter.
  234. Fire extinguisher refill.
  235. Door stop.
  236. Fill pillowcase for better night's sleep.
  237. Sell by the ton as a fund-raiser.
  238. New Snapple Iced-Tea flavor.
  239. Use as aphrodisiac. Don't ask.
  240. Use peanut butter crumbs for pie crust.
  241. Peanut butter bird bath.
  242. Use it as your secret weapon when playing Calvinball.
  243. Use as windshield-wiper fluid.
  244. Use as a welcome mat.
  245. Two words: Hackey Sack.
  246. Make badminton birdies with it.
  247. Artist's gum eraser.
  248. Make a collage. Use whatever other materials are necessary.
  249. Form into kernels and use as popcorn.
  250. Use as mouthwash.
  251. Valve oil.
  252. TP
  253. SDI
  254. Ask someone to hold onto your glob of peanut butter for just a minute while you ...
  255. Use in place of Primatine Mist.
  256. Put it in roommate's CD player; hit play. Leave. Permanently.
  257. One word: doorknob.
  258. Squeeze it and make peanut butter juice.
  259. If you read this list and laugh your butt off, stick it back on with peanut butter.
  260. Great coffee table ornament.
  261. Chia PB.
  262. Feed it to Recussa-Anne.
  263. Spread it on bread -- go figure.
  264. Combat the hole in the ozone layer by replacing your air conditioner's freon with peanut butter.
  265. Mend window screens.
  266. Spread on bald head to see if it grows.
  267. Use on roommates who snore.
  268. The Franklin Mint Hand Crafted Peanut Butter Chess Set.
  269. Store extension cords in it for safe keeping.
  270. Boil heretics in it.
  271. Stuff it inside your lip so it looks like you dip tobacco.
  272. Use it if you run out of chapstick.
  273. Brush your teeth with it.
  274. Plug up someone's tailpipe as a practical joke.
  275. Keeps chimney brushes bright and shiny.
  276. Polish your sandals with it.
  277. Make sure you have plenty under your toenails before going to the beach.
  278. Write grocery lists with it if you run out of ink.
  279. Put a newborn's feet in it and have the dog lick it off for perverse entertainment.
  280. Use as suppositories.
  281. Combine with brown food coloring and serve at the table of a formal banquet.
  282. Use it for white-out when writing on brown paper bags.
  283. Stick your roommate's shoes to the ceiling.
  284. Experimental fuel in the next space shuttle.
  285. Use as packing in taxidermy.
  286. Great for removing duct tape residue.
  287. Eat radioactive peanut butter and become the intrepid Peanut Butter Man!
  288. Throw globs of it in Barney's eyes dancing madly around him singing "I Love You" and kicking him in the shins.
  289. Send several cases of extra-salty to the President.
  290. Use as a base for makeup.
  291. Two words: night mask.
  292. Use as mortar between bricks.
  293. Fill in cavities with it.
  294. Inflate beach ball or car tires with it.
  295. Use as a chain letter. (The peanut butter has traveled around the world seven times...)
  296. Fill the Grand Canyon with it for safer bungee jumping fun.
  297. "In the event that we lose cabin pressure, jars of peanut butter will fall from the ceiling..."
  298. The next thing David Copperfield makes disappear.
  299. Use to mark place in textbook.
  300. Use in place of spray starch when ironing.
  301. Submerge it in a mug of hot Swiss Miss.
  302. Fill aluminum cans with it so that they weigh in heavier at the recycling plant.
  303. Fill dirt.
  304. Use in place of laundry detergent.
  305. Air freshener.
  306. Amazing flat tire sealant.
  307. Use it as postage when you mail Dr. Johnson to Abu Dhabi with a return address in Tajikistan.
  308. Use to pick up the dust from inside your computer.
  309. Digitally integrate it into Descent III as the supreme Master Villain.
  310. You don't wanna know.
  311. "Tell us what we want to know or we feed you Peanut Butter with a switchblade"
  312. Use it to re-ink printer ribbons.
  313. Paint ball? Try Peanut Butter ball!!
  314. Hit it with a laser, just for kicks.
  315. Practical joke: Peanut Butter up the nose of sleeping victim.
  316. Use it in place of Velcro.
  317. Peanut Butter: The Art you can eat!
  318. Use peanut butter in Hypercerebrostatic Electropsychodihemispheral Neurosadomassichiticulotitilitory Keneticodiscombobulatory Imulohydrolysistic Numboconiculosombrenomaltic Testing (HENKIN Testing)
  319. Have freshmen stuff a full two layer peanut butter sandwich in their mouth for initiation. They can have nothing to drink.
  320. Add Peanut Butter to the list of 101 Practical Puppet Team Prop Ideas.
  321. Anybody remember the TV Game Show called "Double Dare" ?
  322. Spread it on wedges of cheese.
  323. Add it to the mouth of someone who likes to guffaw a bit too loudly.
  324. Use it to sound-proof your dorm room.
  325. Give it to Sesame Street's character the "Count" so he can break off and count bits of it indefinitely.
  326. Play "kick the can" with full cans of PB.
  327. Use as bug repellent.
  328. Use as bait in insect trap.
  329. Put it on someone's chair.
  330. Eat it on an apple.
  331. Ton of Peanut Butter (a Scorched Earth thing.)
  332. If your alarm clock quits working...
  333. Use it instead of hair spray.
  334. Use it to numb wounds before applying stitches.
  335. Fling spoonfuls into a fan to keep you cool in the summer.
  336. Use it if you run out of ketchup.
  337. Cover your eyes with it. Go wash in Winona Lake. See if you still need your glasses.
  338. Who needs spitwads?
  339. 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...
  340. Use it for mulch in your strawberry patch. Invading birds will get stuck.
  341. Use it to break up the clots that cause heart attacks.
  342. Cover up with a layer of it to keep warm on winter nights.
  343. Sculpt it.
  344. Keep some in your safety deposit box, just in case.
  345. Buy a lot of it; bomb all the peanut-producing countries into oblivion; make a mint.
  346. "Hi... My name is John... and I'm a peanut-butter addict." ... quot;Hi John."
  347. Make LONG lists of things to do with it.
  348. Tie-dye your underwear with it.
  349. Tie-dye your swimwear with it. Go to the beach.
  350. Snort it. Don't sue me.
  351. Have a contest to see who can blow the most bubbles by blowing through a straw into a jar of peanut butter.
  352. Mix it into your meatloaf when the price of beef rises.
  353. Dip chicken nuggets in it.
  354. Use it to keep the lettuce from falling of your sandwich.
  355. Mix it with Nitroglycerin and feed it to small white mice. Release them on a golf course. Watch with binoculars.
  356. Serve it in the cafeteria breaded and deep-fried.
  357. Mix it with paraffin and make PB scented candles.
  358. Dip notebook paper in it to make the off-brand equivalent of Puff's Plus with Lotion.
  359. Use it as fake toe jam and gross people out by licking it.
  360. Keeps contact lenses from falling out.
  361. Shampoo the carpet in your dorm room with it. Expect a $50 fine.
  362. Use it to muffle the sound of the ringer of the phone in the library computer lab.
  363. Quench your thirst on a hot August day.
  364. Use it as a sentient character in your comic book series.
  365. Bury each other up to your armpits in it some sunny summer afternoon.
  366. Take your date out for "Peanut Butter and a Movie."
  367. 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.
  368. Keep some hidden behind the refrigerator just in case.
  369. Starch your socks with it.
  370. Economical knee pads!
  371. Name your new music group "Happy Peanut Butter."
  372. Tell everyone that Peanut Butter "just has that certain Je ne sais quoi."
  373. 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.
  374. 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."
  375. 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.
  376. Let your local T-ball league take swings at it.
  377. When taking Greek, use it to help you learn about the genitive article.
  378. Put it on your fingernails before you take a test to remind you not to bite your nails.
  379. Pack it into the back end of your bathtub to form a waterproof pillow for when you take those long relaxing baths.
  380. Use it as a temporary solution if you momentarily run out of Fuzzy Fuzz.
  381. Keep some in your floppy disk case just in case.
  382. Shoe shine.
  383. 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)
  384. Use peanut butter to bludgeon Barney to death.
  385. Spread it on Fuzzy Fuzz to make Sticky Fuzz.
  386. Use it as a Ping-Pong ball or as a tennis ball.
  387. Forget about ink blot tests; now we have peanut butter blob tests!
  388. Administer the MBTI to peanut butter to see how it rates on the continua.
  389. Talking to peanut butter for at least 20 minutes three times a week will improve your IQ.
  390. Making friends with peanut butter will improve your health since most people do not like to eat their friends.
  391. 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.)
  392. 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.)
  393. Place a teaspoon of peanut butter on your tongue and see how long it takes to dissolve.
  394. 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.
  395. Use peanut butter to hire the "A-Team."
  396. 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.
  397. If you do that, though, make an exception of the golf balls are made from peanut butter.
  398. If you cannot get to the Laundromat and you run out of clean laundry wear peanut butter under your clothing to cover the smell.
  399. Use it to hold the pages of your pad in place in Intro to Drawing when you turn the pad sideways.
  400. Use it in place if eyedrops.
  401. Attach it to your Application for Student Teaching as "evidence" that you are qualified.
  402. Use it to make your drawing of Mortimer Mae more colorful and realistic.
  403. Prosthetic Appendix
  404. Inquiring minds want to know: How do the candidates stand on peanut butter? -- "Peanut Butter to the People!"
  405. "Back in my day we didn't HAVE so much peanut butter. Peanut butter was for Sunday dinner ONLY."
  406. Make peanut butter the .6 so you can have the national average of 2.6 children.
  407. Wear it under sackcloth for extra comfort.
  408. Spread it on Graham crackers & dunk them in chocolate milk.
  409. Cover Barney with Peanut Butter and put him in a room full of ducks.
  410. Feed Peanut Butter to the ducks at Winona Lake.
  411. Use it as glue for your hairpiece.
  412. Special effects makeup!
  413. Hats for the blind.
  414. Coats for the poor.
  415. Computer engineer's diet.
  416. Add jelly and make the pope's favorite snack.
  417. Burn as your favorite incense.
  418. Use as healing salve.
  419. Recess peanut butter pasties (pasties are a Michigan thing -- a one-dish meal almost like stew wrapped up in a bread-like shell.)
  420. Put it on the teacher's chair.
  421. Put peanut butter in someone's drink as a practical joke.
  422. Make peanut butter "buckeye" candies with Tear Jerkers in the middle. Serve at a party.
  423. Coat the toilet seat with peanut butter.
  424. Place a large glob of it on top of Jello. Now... jiggle it -- just a little bit...
  425. Use it to soothe wounds incurred while participating in Full Contact Fly Fishing.
  426. Use it to convince Naomi to stay out of the Marines.
  427. If you want to force someone to stick around place peanut butter between the heels of his shoes to prevent him from going home. (c.f. Wizard of Oz)
  428. Juggle it.
  429. Coat your shoes with it to keep them from getting wet on a rainy day.
  430. Use it as a unifying device by getting several people to all concentrate on one task -- thinking of uses for peanut butter.
  431. Use it instead of a money clip.
  432. Stuff it in the nostrils of all those bullies that used to pick on you in jr. high. Yeah, you remember them....
  433. Pretend you're a blind man and sell it on the street corner to make a living.
  434. Use it to wax your surf board.
  435. Use it instead of grip tape on your skateboard.
  436. Put a little on the network cables on library lab computers so they won't come loose and bring the whole system crashing down... again.
  437. To fill the spare time in your day eat spoonfuls of it while trying to come up with a list of 1000 things to do with the stuff...
  438. "We've secretly replaced Tom's usual coffee with peanut butter..."
  439. Peanut butter: the next best thing to your vacuum cleaner!
  440. Alternative punishment: don't spank your child; secure him to the ceiling with peanut butter.
  441. When the world runs out of toilet paper turn peanut butter into a pulp and process it...
  442. Make a list of 10 REALLY FUNNY things to do with it and send it to Letterman.
  443. Tired of letter bombs? Try peanut butter bombs!
  444. New mutant ability: plug one nostril and shoot stream of PB out the other one.
  445. Little known fact: when Spidey runs out of web fluid he uses peanut butter in his web shooters.
  446. It's also how he REALLY sticks to walls.
  447. If you lose a button from your shirt replace it with peanut butter.
  448. If you run out of the stuffing for sausages fill those intestines with peanut butter instead. Peanut Butter is so much tastier than blood anyhow.
  449. Use a Peanut Butter/Anti Peanut Butter reaction (also known as a PB/SPAM reaction) to power your warp core.
  450. You put your PB in, you put your PB out; you put your PB in and you shake it all about...
  451. Anyone for Peanut Butter Hotcakes? Call McDonald's immediately; this is an even better idea than lettuce sauce!
  452. http://www.peanut_butter.com/
  453. ftp://ftp.peanut_butter.edu/mirrors/bin/pb/
  454. Use it to seed clouds in February so as to create extra snow days.
  455. Put little bits of it in your cassette player to create neat distortions of sound when you play your music.
  456. Use it to lubricate your mouse's tracking ball to eliminate pesky "jumping."
  457. Look for references to peanut butter on LOCIS.
  458. The yahoo index really needs another major category. Right beside "education" and entertainment, now there is "peanut butter"!
  459. Place a glop of peanut butter in Barney's pocket. Have him arrested for carrying a concealed weapon.
  460. Coat Barney with peanut butter and lock him in a room full of rabid Chihuahuas.
  461. Thicken peanut butter enough to make a suit of armor.
  462. Peanut butter -- the pottery you can eat!
  463. Out of dilithium? Use peanut butter!
  464. The latest in sound recording technology: digital audio peanut butter.
  465. Spread it on rancid pizza to revive its tastiness.
  466. Devise a code whereby you can send messages to your friends using peanut butter.
  467. Draw a large dart board on your wall with different point areas. Coat a small furry animal with peanut butter and toss him from across the room. Each person gets three tosses per turn. Last person to 500 points gets to give the dog a bath.
  468. If you have milk in the refrigerator that goes out of date soon, use peanut butter to make yourself thirsty so that you can drink it all.
  469. Fill your industrial music band's banjo with it to alter the sound.
  470. Use it as a shield to protect you from the BILYS Quad or the Banjo Quad.
  471. Give away free jars of peanut butter to get people to leave the Earth and go to Chia Earth (apologies to the Brain.)
  472. "Momma always said life is like a jar of peanut butter..."
  473. Spread it on the blades of a venetian blind. Insects will stick to the blind when they go to the window. Also, when the blind is closed, the peanut butter will improve its light-blocking abilities; when the blind is open, the peanut butter will cause the light to bend slightly, enhancing the spectrum.
  474. Repack your bicycle bearings with peanut butter instead of grease.
  475. Replace your mud mask.
  476. Two words: Mustache wax!
  477. Use it as a contraceptive.
  478. Waterproof your boots with it.
  479. Use it as a bathing suit in a Miss America pageant.
  480. Use PB to replace the filament on your three-way light bulb.
  481. Use it to clog your tear ducts.
  482. Makes great Windows Wallpaper.
  483. Cross-post messages about it to alt.fan.limbaugh and alt.feminism to see if you can Spam Usenet.
  484. Clean your CD-ROM drive.
  485. Use it to pay your ISP bill.
  486. Rdev your linux kernel image to use peanut butter as the root filesystem.
  487. Coat an entire acre with it from edge to edge. Have NASA do studies to see if it's visible from space. Enlarge the coated area until it is visible from space.
  488. Erect a national monument to the world's largest peanut butter sandwich.
  489. Write a piece of interactive fiction all about adventures with peanut butter.
  490. Make peanut butter preserves.
  491. Roll finger-sized pieces of it in sand and leave them in your neighbor's sandbox to stimulate his anger toward neighborhood cats.
  492. Run your Virtual Peanut Butter program in a DOS emulator running on an Apple // emulator written in Inform and running in WinFrotz on a Windows 3 emulator running on a Macintosh. Have Virtual Peanut Butter sticky-races with your friend who is running his VPB on a TADS interpreter for the Macintosh, running on a Mac emulator written in Visual Basic running out of Windows 95 running through Wine out of Linux on a 386 emulator running on an Acorn Archimedes.
  493. Makes great main dish for dinner the day after Thanksgiving.
  494. Devote one entire bookshelf to it in your personal library.
  495. Use it when you run out of silk screen ink.
  496. Waterproof your hairdo.
  497. Mix with antifreeze to prevent boil-overs in hot, stop-and-go traffic.
  498. Replace the sand in your Ant Colony.
  499. Staple it.
  500. Staple it to the Jell-O you just nailed to the wall.
  501. Prevent blisters when sliding down ropes by coating your hands with it ahead of time.
  502. Social faux pas: show up to a dinner party wearing the same peanut butter as the hostess.
  503. Get little packets of peanut butter and crackers. Throw away the peanut butter and crackers. Collect the little red plastic spreaders.
  504. Use it as mortar when making graham cracker houses.
  505. Run a few hundred barrels of it through an oil refinery to see if you can get peanut butter gasoline.
  506. Deep fat fry it.
  507. Do taste tests between it and Coke, New Coke, and Classic Coke.
  508. Do taste tests between it and Vaseline.
  509. "Peanut Butter Stress-Coat with Aloe Vera replaces the natural protective slime coat your tropical fish needs in time of stress..."
  510. Goldfish anti-depressant.
  511. Underarm anti-perspirant.
  512. Fill the mosh pit. 'Nuff said.
  513. Peanut Butter Cam, live, on the web! (Just $14.95 per month after validating your age... the Supreme Court has determined that a valid credit card is sufficient proof of age...)
  514. Peanut Butter popsicles.
  515. Peanut butter enemas... no, wait, what would be the point?
  516. Peanut butter, peanut butter, give me your answer do....
  517. Marinade your steaks in it before grilling.
  518. "So, you still won't talk, eh? Frankie, hand me that jar of peanut butter."
  519. If nothing is more American than football, and nothing is more American than peanut butter, what do you get when you play football with a peanut butter jar?
  520. E = PB squared
  521. The secret to Don King's hairdo!
  522. Coat the wings of airliners with it to prevent ice formation.
  523. "And once we reach a cruising altitude of 21,000 feet, our stewardesses will be coming around with your complimentary jar of peanut butter and a drink of your choice..."
  524. Create a slo-mo landslide with it as a special effect in a movie.
  525. Vastly improves the flavor of caviar.
  526. Put some down someone's back who's not paying attention -- not quite as much immediate shock as an ice cube, but not as easy to get rid of, either...
  527. Sit on a street corner, sticking your hand in and out of an industrial-sized can of peanut butter, quietly saying things to yourself, such as, "I just couldn't stand being there anymore. They had no right to keep me there. No reason. I didn't want to be there. I don't care what the doctor says. I don't like it there..."
  528. Coat someone's cigarettes with it to help him stop smoking.
  529. Sometimes I think all my friends were made out of peanut butter...
  530. Annoy your co-workers at McDonald's by talking about peanut butter non-stop for an entire shift!
  531. New kind of sandwich: instead of putting peanut butter between bread, be innovative and put bread between peanut butter!
  532. Place a small amount of peanut butter on a slide. Place a cover slip over top of it. Place the slide in the microscope tray's clips.
  533. "I'm a peanut butter dandy / A peanut butter do-or-die /
    A real live nephew of my uncle Gif / born on the fourth of July..."
  534. "Peanut Butter Helper helps your Peanut Butter Helper makes a great meal!"
  535. Pastor Potter peddles peanut butter better; peddling peanut butter better than Pastor Potter poses bitter problems; Pastor Potter is the better peanut butter peddler. (Repeat, faster each time.)
  536. Coat your motherboard and hard drive with it. Dance around the roaring fire singing "Jingle Bell Rock".
  537. Do-it-yourself Dr. Seuss hat.
  538. Use it as a marinade when immolating your Beanie Baby collection.
  539. Use it as a lint trap in your drier.
  540. Cover up those pesky gravy stains on your tie.
  541. The shocking truth revealed: William Tell actually shot a peanut butter sandwich out of his son's hand!
  542. Cheat at poker by sticking your cards together with it.
  543. "I'll see your Reese's, and I'll raise you a Skippy."
  544. Coat the bottom of your grill with it, to keep the heat in.
  545. Lubricate wood screws with it, so that they'll go in easier.
  546. Use it in your sound system to get those, rich, warm, tones from your guitar.
  547. Got up one mornin'
    Felt around for my shoes
    Found my peanut butter empty
    Oh, now I got the blues...
    (C'mon, play it, Skippy... Spread it thick now)

    I got them peanut butter blues...
  548. Perform the above under the stage name "P.B. King." Keep a jar of peanut butter on-stage. Talk to it. Name it Lucielle.
  549. Keep a jar of it in your guitar case to keep the wood from cracking in those dry, steam-heated Indiana winters.
  550. Use it for better heat transfer between your CPU and the heat sink.
  551. If you can't afford gel running shoes, inject it into the heel to provide more cushioning.
  552. Smear it on your goggles before diving to keep them from fogging up.
  553. Use it to prank the newlyweds on their wedding night. (Sorry, John and Christina...)
  554. Coat globs of it in shoe polish to hide the fact that you've been snitching from grandma's box of Whitman's chocolates.
  555. Put some on your hands so you can change the light bulb while it's still hot.
  556. Add peanut butter to your lab partner's centrifuge experiments. Add wildly different amounts to each tube. Help her plot and interpret the data.
  557. Use in place of quicksand for national security.
  558. Grease your slide rule.
  559. 100% reusable earwax replacement.
  560. Use it to plug up leaks around the storm windows.
  561. Eat it to stay cool on those Chicago nights when you're afraid to open the window because of gunfire.
  562. Add some to your hot chocolate. Yummy.
  563. Post "missing pet" posters for it around your neighborhood. Offer a reward.
  564. "And this report is brought to you live, vie our satellite, PB1..."
  565. Coat your racing shell with it to lower your hull-to-water friction.
  566. Figure out how tall the Empire State Building is by dropping jars of peanut butter from the observation deck.
  567. "And as the jelly glaciers receded, the mighty Colorado carved the rivers of the Grand canyon out of the living peanut butter..."
  568. Burn peanut butter candles to mask the smell of flatulence.
  569. Coat satellites with it to collect samples of space dust.
  570. [singing] Oh, I'm just wild about peanut butter \ and peanut butter's wild about me ...
  571. Toss small bits of it into a spider's web and watch how the spider deals with her newest "catch".
  572. Pour it over Cheerios instead of milk. Makes a thicker, richer, more balanced breakfast.
  573. When filling out a job application, when you get to the part about "skills you have which would help you to be a valuable employee", put down "expert on peanut butter".
  574. Restate all the laws of physics in terms of peanut butter.
  575. When your dog needs (and doesn't want) a bath, use peanut butter to entice him into the bathtub.
  576. New massage therapy: cover your back with peanut butter and let your dog lick it off.
  577. Use it to stop the clock during a particularly difficult test.
  578. Leave some out for the raccoons. Poison the water they wash it in.
  579. Pass it out with religious tracts.
  580. Eat great gobs of it while listening to martial music. Watch The Clockwork Orange.
  581. Use it to keep your father-in-law busy so that he doesn't remodel your entire house during his visit. (Note: This requires a lot of peanut butter. But so far I've kept him out of the bathroom... --Andy)
  582. Instead of POGs, collect and play with peanut butter jar lids.
  583. Eating peanut butter at ground zero... what a way to go!
  584. Coat the inside of your dryer with it to cut down on the missing socks.
  585. Form it into tiny, dimpled peanuts.
  586. When serving snails, put peanut butter in the shells instead of the usual goop.
  587. Coat your hands with it when breaking into a house, so that you won't leave fingerprints. Use jelly at the next house.
  588. Plant flowers in it. See if they grow.
  589. Dangle a little bit inside your hamster's exercise wheel, for extra incentive.
  590. Instead of M&M therapy, use Peanut Butter therapy.
  591. Dust the bookshelves with it.
  592. Store your jewelry in it. No thief would think to look there.
  593. Secretly add vitamins to it so your kids will get their proper nutrition.
  594. Bookends.
  595. Use it as an emergency tank when your fishbowl develops a leak.
  596. Send a message in a bottle... or a jar, at any rate.
  597. Have a peanut butter jar cemented into your wall instead of a safe.
  598. Marry it.
  599. Divorce it. Use the jelly as grounds.
  600. Duct-tape it to a lightning rod. Wait for a storm.
  601. Nail it to a cross. Discuss how Jesus would have done it.
  602. W.W.J.D.?
  603. Rub it on Buddha's belly.
  604. Makes matzo balls much better.
  605. Clean the dust off your screen with it.
  606. Use it in place of cans in your tree-house telephone system. Use the lid as a mute button.
  607. Plug it into your amplifier. Set the volume to 10.
  608. Stick electrodes into it. See if it glows like pickles do.
  609. Refill your uncle's smelly Cuban cigars with a healthier alternative.
  610. Use it to keep the leather on your briefcase supple.
  611. Store your marbles in it.
  612. Mix with soy sauce to make a really good peanut chicken.
  613. Never board up the windows when peanut butter will do so nicely...
  614. Use it in your explanation of the Missing Day.
  615. Stick some in a globe so that your favorite continent will always be on top.
  616. The big jars make dandy lunch buckets.
  617. Use it as frosting on a wedding cake.
  618. Fill halfway with warm water. Add dry ice. Cap tightly. Don't even think of doing this with a glass jar.
  619. Add it to your water softener.
  620. Add it to your gas tank to prevent water condensation.
  621. Leave a little dab at the bottom of a jar for the cat to find. Videotape the results.
  622. "Get more peanut butter! The dam's about to burst!"
  623. Decorate it with spray-painted macaroni shells and give it to your mother.
  624. Peanut butter, peanut butter
    Oh, Peanut, Peanut butter... pop!
    Da dum dum dum...
  625. Feed it to your Chia pet.
  626. Collect old cigarette butts in a peanut butter jar. Add water. Whenever you get the urge to smoke, open the jar and take a deep breath.
  627. Use it to grease the watermelon when playing underwater football.
  628. Fill the bathtub with it. Add brightly colored power tools.
  629. Glue two jars to the bottom of each shoe. Tap dance.
  630. Add some to your bass drum to dampen the sound.
  631. Make a set of drums from the jars so that your little brother will stop using yours.
  632. Fill scoop varying amounts of peanut butter out of a number of jars. Set atop a hill in a windy place to make an Aeolian Harp.
  633. Use it as emergency rations in your bomb shelter.
  634. Make a Jentesal Smoothie: mix it with soft-serve ice cream.
  635. Throw at the fluorescent lights to stop that annoying flicker.
  636. At McDonald's, ask for a peanut butter sandwich. To go.
  637. Give it to your date along with the customary roses and chocolates.
  638. Use it as a sleep mask.
  639. "Would you like some peanut butter for those Fried Chicken Crispy Strips, sir?"
  640. Instant boogers.
  641. Spread it on your clothes as desert camouflage. (Note: If you're in a forest, forget it. People will think you're a deer.)
  642. Use it as a playing piece in Monopoly.
  643. Use it as currency in Monopoly.
  644. Try using it as currency in real life. (Make sure you have your "get out of jail free" card first, though.)
  645. Put a jar of it on Free Parking.
  646. Oil squeaky hinges.
  647. Create a sunshade on your Panama hat.
  648. Waterproof your Panama hat.
  649. Use it to seal your romantic love letters instead of sealing wax.
  650. Edible underwear.
  651. Stick your glow-in-the-dark stars to the ceiling.
  652. Create nebulae for those same stars.
  653. Give that gossipy neighbor something else to do with her mouth.
  654. Smear it on a square. Call it art.
  655. Moldable earplugs.
  656. Pack breakables in it for transport.
  657. Make a kid's beanbag game with the open jars.
  658. Take a few young adults and sit them down for a long lecture about "Safe Peanut Butter"
  659. Chinese Peanut Butter torture.
  660. SPF 300 tanning lotion.
  661. Use it as an alternate power source.
  662. Add it to your car battery if you don't have any distilled water.
  663. Brush your teeth with it. Go see the dentist.
  664. Paint your room.
  665. Mix it with luminous paint so that you can find it in the dark.
  666. Smear some on the windows as a "privacy covering."
  667. "Peanut butter, the plant you don't need to grow!"
  668. Use it to highlight verses in your Bible. (Taste of the word, and see that it is good, eh?)
  669. Use it to block out sections of Charles Dickens that you don't want to read again for the test.
  670. Peanut Butter Beanie Babies.
  671. Use as baby food. Keep a video camera handy.
  672. Instead of a pencil jar, stick your pencils into a large glob of peanut butter.
  673. Peanut Butter-- It's everywhere you want to be!
  674. Coat asparagus with it. Walk down the street, ringing a bell, and selling it to kids on hot summer days.
  675. Bait mousetraps.
  676. Lube the VCR. Children will do this for free.
  677. Spatter it with a toothbrush to create fake freckles.
  678. Chew it instead of bubble gum.
  679. Dip light bulbs in it to create "mood lights"
  680. Rub it over your signature so no one can erase it.
  681. Strap several jars of it to your body to add resistance while you work out.
  682. Wax your car with it.
  683. Leave it on someone's doorstep, ring the doorbell, and run!
  684. Add a 3-way touch switch so that you can have "Three levels of peanut butter to suit any situation."
  685. Move huge stones by rolling them on peanut butter jars. A slave whip and headdress will make you more believable.
  686. Rub it on bee stings to see if it helps.
  687. Keep yourself awake during those late night cram sessions by eating peanut butter and coffee ground sandwiches. (I went to school with a guy that did this. He's now at MIT.)
  688. Lobby with Crayola to make "peanut butter" a standard color.
  689. Make a constellation for peanut butter. Navigate by it.
  690. Toss it around before concerts.
  691. Part crowds with it.
  692. Peanut butter slinging is so much classier than mud slinging.
  693. Drop a jar of it on Nagasaki.
  694. Mail a jar to the White House. See if you get a card thanking you for the thoughtful gift.
  695. Give your father a cup of hot peanut butter first thing in the morning. See how much he drinks before he figures out it's not coffee.
  696. Try to sell it at stoplights.
  697. Cars always stop for a hitch hiker with peanut butter...
  698. Show your peanut butter sandwich as your ID when going to the Y.
  699. Write vaguely obscene rap songs about what peanut butter does to you.
  700. Convince Dennis Rodman to get a peanut butter tattoo.
  701. Get your peanut butter pierced.
  702. Make gigantic airbrushed murals of galactic peanut butter jars on the sides of buildings.
  703. Put it in an aerosol can and sell it with crackers. You can sell anything this way.
  704. Construct an experiment to determine the flash point of peanut butter.
  705. Wash with it.
  706. See if it takes out those awful rust stains in the shower.
  707. Use it whenever you misplace the hair trap in the bathtub drain.
  708. Peanut butter down the drain is always a job for Liquid Plumber!
  709. Whenever your spouse brings home peanut butter, hide it. See how many months it takes for them to catch on.
  710. Eat it instead of mowing the lawn.
  711. Patch holes in vinyl with it.
  712. Add peanut butter to the paint mixer at your local hardware store.
  713. Throw it at the screen when you go to the movies.
  714. Heat it in the microwave and use it as a hot water bottle.
  715. Cover someone's dorm room with it. Then you can TP it.
  716. When telephone salesmen ask you for your credit card number, give them the UPC code for peanut butter.
  717. Do a breath-check at children's parties to see if they've been eating peanut butter.
  718. Have a peanut butter eating contest.
  719. "Oh, man, the peanut butter is gonna hit the fan now...."
  720. Extrude it. Make peanut butter pasta.
  721. Use it as fertilizer in your garden.
  722. Put it in the sound hole of your guitar to make it quieter.
  723. Spread it on peanut brittle.
  724. Use it to keep your pictures from hanging crooked.
  725. Divert small rivers with it.
  726. Erect a monument to George Washington Carver. Sculpt it out of peanut butter.
  727. Keep it in your mess kit to improve the flavor of MRE's.
  728. Send a few jars to a missionary.
  729. Soak your feet in it after a long, hard day.
  730. Peanut butter shots. (Anything is better than the green stuff...)
  731. Put some on a handrail so that you can slide down it more easily.
  732. Tip gas station attendants with it.
  733. Leave messages on the bathroom mirror with it.
  734. Yes, Virginia, there is a peanut butter.
  735. 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.
  736. Use it as a centerpiece for your living room table.
  737. Use it as a conversation starter at dinner.
  738. Go to Africa. Give some to a native to eat. Videotape what he says with a mouthful of peanut butter. Add creative subtitles.
  739. "By the power of Peanut Butter... I have the power!"
  740. Suck on a glob of it to help your ears adjust when flying.
  741. Send secret messages to your friends written on the inside of the labels.
  742. Use it to cure tropical diseases.
  743. Sculpt your hair and give yourself sideburns. Pretend you're Elvis.
  744. Pad your rump with peanut butter when you're learning to ice skate so that it will hurt less when you fall.
  745. Dial-a-Peanut Butter.
  746. Dance with it. Make your partner look good.
  747. Preserve used tea bags with it.
  748. Use it instead of swear words. ("You son of a peanut butter sandwich!")
  749. When going through an airport metal detector, make sure to have several jars of peanut butter on your person.
  750. Insist that your passport be stamped with peanut butter.
  751. Ask about the exchange rate for peanut butter.
  752. Hold the phone to your ear with it.
  753. Tell your life story in terms of peanut butter.
  754. Plug leaks in your transmission with it.
  755. Add peanut butter to your gas. See if you can make smoke trails.
  756. Roll a ball of it across the lawn to collect grass clippings.
  757. Clothe your snowman.
  758. Brains for the Scarecrow.
  759. Rate airlines by the peanut butter they serve.
  760. Put it on mosquito bites to reduce the swelling.
  761. Wear peanut butter. Complain that you don't fit in.
  762. Tell your roommate that you're homesick for peanut butter.
  763. Use globs of peanut butter instead of pins on your map.
  764. Create a comic strip devoted to peanut butter.
  765. Leave globs of it while exploring so you can find your way home again. (Note: This doesn't work too well at sea.)
  766. State your height and weight in peanut butter jars.
  767. Tell someone they're worth their weight in peanut butter.
  768. Convince your Spanish-speaking maid that you want her to put peanut butter on the baby when she changes the diaper.
  769. Decorate the Christmas tree with it.
  770. Create a manger for your nativity scene.
  771. Ask new acquaintances if they've met your jar of peanut butter.
  772. Use it instead of Bondo when repairing dents in your car.
  773. Instead of envelopes, use peanut butter jars. Complain that it won't fit through the mail slot.
  774. Correct people's pronunciation of "peanut butter." Use a French accent.
  775. Use your knowledge of Greek to find evidence of peanut butter in the Bible.
  776. Search the Hebrew to see if Manna was actually peanut butter sandwiches.
  777. Write pithy proverbs about peanut butter.
  778. Disguise a VW bug by coating it with peanut butter. Extra points if you make a convincing semi.
  779. A friendly peanut butter jar to the top of the head is more effective than words any day.
  780. Use it to defend yourself on the way to the outhouse.
  781. Use it instead of a shoehorn for tight shoes.
  782. Buy a sports team. Name it after your favorite kind of Peanut Butter.
  783. Fill soccer balls with it for added speed and distance.
  784. Make it the main character in a kid's show.
  785. Hold a jar of peanut butter over your heart when saluting the flag.
  786. Try to create polka-dotted peanut butter.
  787. Use it to keep leaves out of the gutter.
  788. Use it to sustain yourself through those long sermons.
  789. Put peanut butter in the offering plate.
  790. Mix it with gravel and pave your driveway.
  791. Dump several hundred tons of it in a field. Go mountain biking.
  792. Haggle with the checkout clerk over the price of peanut butter.
  793. Mark your Rolodex with it so you can find people easily.
  794. Be modest about everything. Except peanut butter.
  795. Use it to extend your "dry season" wardrobe into the "wet season."
  796. Grease the sides of the car with it to get out of a tight parking space.
  797. Ask for it at Taco Bell with your burrito.
  798. Use it to clean gas station bathrooms.
  799. Sell tiny packets of it in vending machines.
  800. Mark your speedometer with it so you can see at a glance if you're over the limit.
  801. Use it to try to get on military bases. Extra points for Area 51.
  802. Be afraid of it. Be very afraid of it.
  803. Make a thermometer with it.
  804. Tack some to a supermarket bulletin board.
  805. Use it to "touch up" tan lines.
  806. Have some swaying on the dashboard of your car.
  807. Use some as floor mats.
  808. Keep the sun out of your eyes by smearing some on the windshield.
  809. Show road-raged drivers your peanut butter.
  810. Use it to keep the soles of your shoes from flapping until you can afford a new pair.
  811. Use it to express your opinion of your brother's hand-me-downs.
  812. Dip candy canes in it before putting them on the tree.
  813. Use it to hide the fact that you have braces.
  814. Build a replica of Mount Rushmore. Make it bigger.
  815. Rub it between your toes to prevent athlete's foot.
  816. When someone asks you, "What's your sign?" say, "Peanut butter."
  817. Climb to the top of a volcano. Throw in peanut butter to appease the gods.
  818. Use it to keep the peas from rolling off your knife.
  819. Do textual criticism of peanut butter ads.
  820. Stare at your roommate while eating handfuls of peanut butter and giggling uncontrollably.
  821. Play "Bigger and Better" starting with a jar of peanut butter.
  822. Fill a jar with beans. Use it as a maraca.
  823. Tell the border guards you have a jar of peanut butter.
  824. Declare it when going through customs.
  825. Take it with you to the cafeteria. Use it liberally.
  826. Amazing flat tire sealant.
  827. At a wedding, throw peanut butter. Etiquette demands that you remove it from the jar first, though. Bummer.
  828. Eat it with chopsticks.
  829. Freeze it and put it in your drinks to keep them cold.
  830. Call Domino's. Ask for a peanut butter and pepperoni, pronto.
  831. Use it to stick up the felt characters in Children's Church.
  832. The Country's Best Frozen Peanut Butter.
  833. Conjugate it in Spanish class... Yo peanutbuttero, tu peanutbutteras, el peanutbuttera, nosotros peanutbutteramos, ustedes peanutbutteran, ellos peanutbutteran....
  834. Use it to decline your nouns when taking Latin.
  835. Wrap it up fancy and give it to your mailman at Christmas time.
  836. Rub it on your cheeks to make it harder for old ladies to pinch your cheeks and tell you how big you're getting.
  837. If you ever become Czar, make peanut butter a letter of the alphabet.
  838. Use UNIX to re-map your keyboard to PEANUT instead of QWERTY.
  839. Fill in New York City potholes.
  840. Leave it in the sun, just for fun.
  841. Every first aid kit should include peanut butter.
  842. "Fill 'er up, and check the peanut butter."
  843. Fill in the San Andreas Fault to prevent earthquakes.
  844. Use it when asking for a bathroom break.
  845. Camp out in aisle seven. Offer critiques and reviews of peanut butter brands to passing customers.
  846. Shave your head and pass it out at airports.
  847. Coat a dozen marshmallows with it and stuff them in your mouth. Recite the Gettysburg Address.
  848. Smear a bit on the wall each day if you don't have a calendar.
  849. When the travel agent asks you where you want to go, look earnest and say, "Anywhere there's peanut butter."
  850. Cover up the holes in your sandals so you can wear them year-round.
  851. Put it on pancakes.
  852. Mix your pills into it so that they'll go down easier.
  853. See if it cures leprosy.
  854. Habanero peanut butter.
  855. Ask the registrar if you can CLEP out of any classes because you know so much about peanut butter.
  856. Use it to bulk up so you can become a sumo wrestler.
  857. Put it on mashed potatoes instead of gravy.
  858. When asked to fill in the 50 states, put peanut butter brands in for the ones you don't know.
  859. Send away for your very own "Peanut Butters of the World" collection.
  860. Make your own. Shell the peanuts first.
  861. Make your own, but don't shell the peanuts. Market it as "super crunchy" or perhaps "extra fiber."
  862. Find out what hydrogenated soybean oil really is.
  863. Give your students spelling words from the ingredients list on a peanut butter jar. Tell them to use it in a sentence.
  864. Get a stop-motion camera and animate it. "The Blob" is a suitable plot for beginners.
  865. Write your Ph.D. thesis on the thermodynamics of peanut butter.
  866. Form a group. Call yourselves The Wheeitologists. Discuss peanut butter at length. (Wait, that's been done...)
  867. Coat the bottom of your car with it so that the road salt won't cause corrosion.
  868. Buy stock in peanut butter companies.
  869. grease yourself with it so that you can slip through narrow openings and escape from prison. (It HAS been done.)
  870. Put it in a vacuum chamber. take bets on whether it will leak or explode.
  871. Paint it on the posts and lintel of your door. Hastily eat peanut butter sandwiches with bitter herbs while nervously watching your firstborn son.
  872. Smother smoke detectors with it so that you can burn things in peace and quiet.
  873. Gild the pages of your favorite books with it.
  874. "Open an account with us, get a free jar of peanut butter!"
  875. Put a photograph of yourself and a few poems into a clean jar and bury it as a time capsule.
  876. Smoke it in the boy's room.
  877. Use it in a slingshot. Aim for people's backsides.
  878. Add dark chocolate to it. Market it as "Ebony Creme."
  879. Make peanut butter and banana sandwiches. Pretend you're Elvis.
  880. At an interview, offer your prospective employer a peanut butter sandwich.
  881. Re-grout the bathtub.
  882. Hold it hostage.
  883. Sew it.
  884. Use it to make a roadway on your popsicle stick bridge.
  885. Use it to create landscapes for your HO scale model trains.
  886. Volunteer to be "Peanut Butter Man" at your local mall.
  887. If asked to play Santa, convince all the kids that they want peanut butter instead.
  888. Use it as fillings instead of going to the dentist.
  889. Wax bowling lanes with it for "better spin."
  890. Use it to clean out the coffeemaker at work.
  891. Write a conspiracy theory about evil henchmen trying to adulterate the world's peanut butter supply.
  892. Play beach volleyball in it if you don't have a beach nearby.
  893. Fill Ziploc bags with it to make great contour pillows.
  894. Wind chimes.
  895. Drop globs of it onto the stove to see if it's hot yet.
  896. Look it up in the phone book.
  897. Heat treat it. See if it's more durable.
  898. Put a glop of it on your side table. Use it as an ashtray.
  899. Refinish the side table with it after you quit smoking.
  900. Download it off the web.
  901. Trade it on IRC f-serves.
  902. See if it will get you banned from America Online.
  903. Make mustaches and beards on paintings and photographs. (If it's worth more than 1.2 million, though, make sure it's a painting under glass.)
  904. Use it to stick Frisbees together for better distance.
  905. "Fetch, Rusty, fetch!"
  906. Coat your torpedoes with it so that enemy subs will think you're just dumping your garbage.
  907. Bubble Gum Alley has been done already. Start Peanut Butter Alley.
  908. Fill your attic with it for insulation and dust control.
  909. Makes a nice wrist pad...
  910. Use it in your presidential campaign to give yourself a more wholesome image.
  911. Run it through a tree shredder...
  912. ...a manure spreader...
  913. ...how about a needle threader?
  914. Use it as a pin cushion. Strawberry optional.
  915. Store your tools in it so they won't rust.
  916. Pad your bra with it. (Note: Don't try this if you're a guy.)
  917. Comb it through your hair to cover up the fact that the roots are growing in black again and you don't have time to re-bleach it.
  918. Immerse your phone in peanut butter so you can't hear it ringing.
  919. Fax it.
  920. Photocopy it.
  921. File it under "Miscellaneous."
  922. Shred it.
  923. Send it to the medical lab as a stool sample.
  924. Stuff a toilet paper tube with it and use it as a silencer for your water pistol.
  925. Wallow in it. Hey, it works for pigs...
  926. Use it liberally as a "modesty covering&quo; when reading Playboy so you can read the articles without distraction.
  927. Throw it at your students when they fall asleep in class.
  928. Use jingles from peanut butter ads as the music when you put someone on hold.
  929. Feed it to a filibustering congressman.
  930. In SimCity 2000, typing "peanutbutter" will raise your approval rating by 50% and get rid of all pollution.
  931. "In actual driving tests, Peanut Butter 2000 outperformed Slick 50 and all leading motor oils in preventing engine wear..."
  932. Burn it at the stake.
  933. Put it in tiny jars and market it as peanut butter for Barbie.
  934. Put some under that one short leg to keep the kitchen table level.
  935. Secretly fill your opponent's water bottles with peanut butter so that he'll drop from dehydration before he beats you.
  936. "Mud pies never tasted so good before! What's your secret ingredient?"
  937. Replace the freon in your air conditioner with something more friendly to the environment.
  938. Use it as a code word for that geeky guy that keeps trying to ask you out.
  939. Coat your locker with it so it's easy to find between classes.
  940. Use it to keep the dust jacket on the book.
  941. Put on your Doc Martens. Put some peanut butter out for the roaches. Be sadistic.
  942. Customize your Harley with it.
  943. Bury nuclear wastes in it. Skip the country.
  944. Use it to preserve venison.
  945. Take the voice chip out of a Talking Barbie and put it in a jar of peanut butter at the supermarket. Be sure to have a hidden camera.
  946. Coat your hunting arrows with it for truer, faster flight.
  947. Throw it overboard to keep from sinking.
  948. If you sink anyway, use it to keep you afloat.
  949. Floss with it.
  950. Claim you found some peanut butter in your can of Coke. Sue vehemently.
  951. Claim Microsoft's monopoly is stifling competition in the peanut butter market. Start vehement class-action suit.
  952. Create bean-based imitation peanut butter. Call it Beanut Putter.
  953. Wad up into tiny ovals. Collect empty peanut shells from floor of local Lonestar. Insert wads of peanut butter into shells. Sell as recycled peanuts.
  954. Sneak out at night and fill up holes of local golf course.
  955. Freeze it. Give to the kids on hot summer afternoons.
  956. Inject into bloodstream in small doses. Build up immunity, just in case.
  957. Drown all the world's telemarketers and bulk emailers in it.
  958. At your wedding, exchange peanut butter instead of rings.
  959. Ride an elevator all day, repeating "A La Peanut Butter Sandwiches..." incessantly at the top of your lungs and making huge, flamboyant gestures with your arms. Refuse to acknowledge the existence of anyone else on the elevator.
  960. Use it to sink toy ships in the bathtub.
  961. Spread it on your homework so your dog really will eat it.
  962. Waterproof all your books with it for convenient bathtub reading.
  963. Spread it on your floppy disks for "virus protection."
  964. Send it bungee jumping.
  965. Insist that your jar of peanut butter has to accompany you on the roller coaster even though it's too short because it's your "seeing eye" peanut butter. See how long it takes you to get thrown out of the park.
  966. At Cedar Point, sell peanut butter sandwiches on the midway. See if they kick you out of the park for unauthorized soliciting. If not, try to make a living at it.
  967. If a conversation is getting too long or boring, just start talking about peanut butter.
  968. Say "peanut butter"at the end of every sentence, regardless of context, for an entire day. Peanut butter. See whether you can get other people doing it, too. Peanut butter.
  969. Wear just a little peanut butter in your nostrils during sporting events to block out the BO.
  970. Start a Usenet group just about peanut butter.
  971. Dip craisins in it.
  972. Use it to make physical adjustments to your keyboard's typematic rate.
  973. See how many acronyms you can make for "peanut butter."
  974. Write bizarre song lyrics about it:
    Peanut Butter has the upper hand...
    The pig's tortoise loses again...
    Butter and Peanut blended...
    Frapped like a bucket of bolts...
    Under the edge... Under the edge...
    Sequestered in reaganium mines...
    Under the edge... Under the edge...
    Peanut Butter rocks the house.

    Claim that these lyrics have deep significance.
  975. Start a philosophy based on the epistemological assumption that peanut butter exists, and that anything which can be shown to be fundamentally similar to peanut butter then must exist; whereas anything fundamentally unlike peanut butter must not exist.
  976. When telemarketers call, give your name as "Peanut Butter." Insist that this is your actual birth name.
  977. Try to get a platinum card in the name of "Peanut Butter". Insist that "Peanut Butter" has an unblemished credit record.
  978. If you get the card, go out and charge 100,000 jars of peanut butter to it.
  979. Invent a new sport based on peanut butter. Be sure the rules are complicated and that violence is involved. Start professional teams in several major cities.
  980. Give peanut butter to your friend (and his new spouse) as a wedding present.
  981. Put it in a blender with beets, spinach, and rice. Convince someone it's a new kind of shake. See if he likes it.
  982. It makes a great adhesive to repair that 24x cupholder on your computer.
  983. Have the surgeon coat the inside of your urethra with PB to make passing kidney stones less painful.
  984. Oh, Susanna,
    Oh, don't you cry for me
    For I come from Alabama with
    Peanut Butter on my knee ...
  985. Compose "Prelude & Fugue in PB Minor".

  986. The wise man built his house on the rock
    The wise man built his house on the rock
    The wise man built his house on the rock
    And the rains came tumbling down.
    The foolish man built his house on peanut butter ...
  987. Friends, Romans, countrymen... Lend me your peanut butter!
  988. Use peanut butter to create the appropriate textured designs on your forehead so you can pass for a Cardassian.
  989. Stub your toe on it.
  990. Make peanut butter Jello. Nail it to a wall.
  991. Peanut butter au gratin.
  992. Take a couple of jars with you to a fast food restaurant. Take them into the bathroom with you. Make designs on the walls. Spend hours doing this. In fact, keep doing it until an employee comes to clean the bathroom.
  993. New diet: Nothing to eat but peanut butter, and you have to sip it through a coffee stir. Meals are limited to 30 minutes each, and no more than three meals a day.
  994. Sharpen knives with it.
  995. Feed only the best peanut butter to your cattle, to improve the flavor of the beef.
  996. "Would you like a Pop Rock Peanut Butter Sandwich to go with your carbonated milk, sir?"
  997. Place a small glob of it on the windshield of a jet. Do experiments to determine how long the plane must fly at various speeds to cause the peanut butter to either spread out over the entire windshield or be worn off by the wind.
  998. Use it to enhance the popularity of your web site!
  999. Complain to Microsoft that Windows '98 won't recognize all your peripherals. Tell them that Linux has "no problem" with your SCSI PB, but Windows '98 won't recognise it. Tell them PB is a very cutting-edge peripheral.
  1000. And so they sat around, playing cards and drinking soda pop on a sunny afternoon, when Nathan piped up and said, "Say! How about peanut butter flavored bubble gum?" Andy quietly looked up from his cards and suggested, "I think a good shrimp curr would be a better flavor." There was silence in the warm air, as everyone else looked on in horror, pondering these new developments and wondering what was to be.
  1001. PB Fiber Optic Co.
  1002. Mix with Borg technology; watch it assimilate everything.
  1003. Instead of "Put a sock in it!", "Put some Peanut Butter in it!"
  1004. Repairs scratched CD-ROMs.
  1005. Lose the wristband off your watch? Stick it to your wrist with PB!
  1006. Keep contacts firmly in place.
  1007. For those cold, lonely nights, snuggle up to a jar of PB.
  1008. Use it to get stains off that little blue cocktail dress.
  1009. Cigar lubricant.
  1010. Mix with Altoids...
  1011. Comb it in for that "Big Hair" look.
  1012. When you land that new job at Revlon, suggest peanut butter as a new ingredient instead of rendered animal fat.
  1013. Comb it into your cat's fur to help control the fleas.
  1014. Balance a 10 lb. jar on top of a door, to knock out unexpected visitors.
  1015. Smear it on the inside of your door jambs, as a weather seal.
  1016. Summer camp practical joke: smear it inside everyone's clean underwear. This is most effective if done the first day of a three week camp.
  1017. PB Breast implants.
  1018. Inject it under the skin instead of cortizone to remove wrinkles.
  1019. Coat your ironing board with it to remove wrinkles.
  1020. Silence the annoying hum of your aquarium air pump.
  1021. Biodegradable shaving cream, with a clean, peanutty aroma!
  1022. Squeaky wheel gets the peanut butter.
  1023. Add weight to your Pinewood Derby car.
  1024. Pump-in attic insulation.
  1025. Prevents foam rot on your favorite pair of speakers.
  1026. Jack and Jill Went up the Hill to get a Jar of Peanut Butter...
  1027. Mix it with henna to make a more durable body paint.
  1028. Coat the inside of your wheelwells to keep winter road salt form corroding your car.
  1029. If you can't afford Ziebart, pump your car doors full of peanut butter, instead.
  1030. Hulk Hogan vs the Peanut Butter Man, no holds barred!
  1031. Add more curve to your curve ball with a light coat of peanut butter to one side of the ball.
  1032. Cruel and unusual punishment: Peanut buttered and feathered.
  1033. Use it to get pine sap off of your circular saw.
  1034. Use the lids for cookie cutters.
  1035. If your wife is into stencilling, let her do the border around the ceiling in peanut butter... it's much easier to get off later, and you don't have to repaint the room if she makes a mistake.
  1036. Put a glop of it in your bread machine so that you don't have to put it on your bread later.
  1037. Sealcoat your driveway.
  1038. Secretly replace a carpenter's wood glue with peanut butter. Commission a piece.
  1039. If asked for fecal matter, send peanut butter instead.
  1040. Mix it with dry cement, and leave it out for the rats.
  1041. Turn off the drinking fountains. Serve 1,000 kids peanut butter sandwiches. Chug down the last drop of milk in front of them. Practice your maniacal laughter.
  1042. Visual PB++, the ultimate cross-platform programming language!
  1043. Cover your iMac with it after the translucent blue loses it's novelty value.
  1044. Smear it on tablets. Practice your cuneiforms.
  1045. Smear it on tablets. Write commandments 11-20.
  1046. Bury a cheap travel alarm in a jar of peanut butter. Send it to the principal.
  1047. Fill your locker with peanut butter. Get the custodian to open it for you.
  1048. Pump a friend's room full of liquefied peanut butter. Be sure to have a video camera ready for when he discovers it.
  1049. Legally change your name to Peanut Butter. Call the electric company and try to get service in your name.
  1050. Sell peanut butter door-to-door.
  1051. When you run out of cleaning fluid, use peanut butter on your tape head cleaner.
  1052. Use it instead of an air bag when performing death-defying stunts.
  1053. Two words: Food fight.
  1054. Make chess pieces out of it. Garrote anyone who tells you not to play with your food.
  1055. Fill your shock absorbers with it for a more stable ride.
  1056. Fill your bike tires with it for puncture protection.
  1057. "Well, the peanut butter level is falling, so it looks like it's going to storm..."
  1058. Attach a jar to the lightning rod on your house. Take bets on the probable results.
  1059. During a meteor shower, find a field full of stargazers and start catapulting peanut butter onto them from afar.
  1060. Shape a horn out of it and mount it on your dog's forehead so you have a House Unicorn.
  1061. Shape wings out of it and wear them so you can fly -- but don't fly too close to the sun or it'll melt them.
  1062. When tight-fitting clothes come back into style, and everybody's wearing pants so tight it looks as if they were painted on, you *can* paint yours on, if they're made of peanut butter!
  1063. Give some to Calvin and Hobbes and see what they do with it... ("Those child psychology books we bought were such a waste of money." -- Calvin's Mom)
  1064. Simple Simon went to catch a Wheeitologist,
    He thought it'd work real nice,
    Because he had a little PB,
    To put into his eyes.
  1065. Make _New and Improved_ noises with your armpits -- use chunky.
  1066. Be the next Reinhold Neibuhr:
    Man must be measured within the tension of two worlds. Since man is a part of nature as a physical creature and part of Peanut as a free spirit, he cannot consider himself explained accurately until these two double environments are first recognised and related. Man is too high to be identified with this world and too low to be identified with Peanut. His total environment, therefore, includes both Butter and Peanut. If not for this tension the dialectic would be fractured.
  1067. Be the next Soren Kirkegaard:
    Peanut Butter is subjective. Peanut Butter lies not in _what_ you believe, but in _how you live_. Peanut Butter is passionate commitment. But if PB is not objective, then there are no external principles or criteria that are objectively valid...
  1068. Become a proponent of Peanut Butter suffrage.
  1069. Run away down the Missippi River with your best friend Skippy so they don't catch him and keep him a slave. Along the way stop at every town and con the residents out of as much money as possible.
  1070. Put surplus military processor chips into the peanut butter so it will do what it does in the commercials. Call the leader Chip Jiffy.
  1071. Write the publishers of your dictionary and complain adamantly that they don't include nearly enough references to peanut butter. Threaten to sue for discrimination of food.
  1072. Hey, Waiter! My Pop Rock Peanut Butter Sandwich doesn't have enough lettuce!
  1073. "If I ordered a Peanut Butter sandwich with no Crunchy, that wouldn't be a problem."
    "But would we get to hear you sing?"
  1074. "What's a Peanut Butter goon?"
    "It's like Peanut Butter, but a grotesque, evil, demented monster."

    "Oh, is *that* what all those ugly things you made on your plate are?"

    (Apologies to Bill Watterson)
  1075. Put together a Field Guide to Rare Forms of North American Peanut Butter.
  1076. Hang it on the Christmas tree as an ornament..
  1077. Spread it on the Christmas tree skirt to catch the needles that fall.
  1078. Better, spread it on your Christmas tree to keep the needles from drying out in the first place.
  1079. Put a jar of it in the package with your Dad's Christmas tie to disguise the weight.
  1080. Use it to muffle the sleigh bells.
  1081. Pack your dad's face in it just in case he falls off a ladder, to cushion the blow.
  1082. Place it under the feet of extensions ladders to keep them from slipping.
  1083. Use half-full jars as cheap bowling-pin substitutes.
  1084. Care to guess what the bowling ball is made of?
  1085. Create a Peanut Butter texture for Persistence of Vision; render a bumpy surface of it under an area light.
  1086. Stuff expectant mothers' mouths with it to take their minds off the pain of labor and muffle their screams at the same time.
  1087. Walk along at the tail end of a parade tossing Peanut Butter to the watching youngsters.
  1088. Get ANSI to write up a Peanut Butter Standards Document.
  1089. Have a "Peanut Butter Web Site" contest
  1090. Join the official Peanut Butter Web Ring.
  1091. Peanut Butter Ate My ....
  1092. Give peanut butter to a needy family for Christmas.
  1093. Give peanut butter up for lent.
  1094. Hide peanut butter at Easter time and have the children find it.
  1095. Drop it on Iraq to get Saddam to surrender.
  1096. Bury nuclear waste in it.
  1097. Commemorative Impeachment Jars hand signed by Kenneth Starr.
  1098. Keep it in your purse to fend off would-be assailants.
  1099. Mix it with anthrax; mail it to abortion clinics.
  1100. Mix with Russian caviar; claim it's a new summit in US/USSR peace accords.
  1101. Use it as ballast for your hot air balloon.
  1102. Use it as ballast for your hot air politician.
  1103. We all know that Diet Coke floats and regular Coke sinks. (Or is it the other way around?) Devise a similar experiment with creamy and chunky.
  1104. Mix with applesauce in the blender so that grandpa can enjoy peanut butter on apples, too.
  1105. Spread it on the sidewalk. Pay neighbor kids to shovel it.
  1106. Make kitty-litter cake with it.
  1107. Parents ponder purchasing peanut butter perchance poverty, petty purloining, pestilence and puerile procreation partake the populace.
  1108. Put up peanut butter at Christmas instead of lights.
  1109. Put a thick layer on pipes and outdoor spigots to keep them from freezing.
  1110. Gas line anti-freeze.
  1111. Sand it.
  1112. Rout it.
  1113. Hammer it.
  1114. Cut it with your bandsaw.
  1115. Solder it.
  1116. Paint the house with it.
  1117. Have a Peanut Butter Yule Log.
  1118. Frost cakes with it.
  1119. Use it instead of chalk when performing on the uneven parallel bars.
  1120. Mix it with vodka to create PB shots.
  1121. Mix chunky with peach schnapps and orange juice to create a Fuzzy Navel Outie; If you have an innie, fill in your navel with peanut butter, call it a Fuzzy Adam or a Fuzzy Eve.
  1122. Codpiece.
  1123. Pad your bra with it. (Especially effective if you're a guy.)
  1124. Put some on your face when skiing to prevent windburn.
  1125. PB Bookmarks. (NIMBY)
  1126. Send it to a starving NBA player.
  1127. The official food of the NHL. (No teeth, no problem!)
  1128. Forget gingerbread houses at holiday time. Build PB mansions!
  1129. The secret ingredient in Mom's Killer Fruitcake.
  1130. Paint horses' tongues with it if they get sick.
  1131. Peanut Butter definitely needs its own Saturday morning cartoon.
  1132. Peanut Butter: The Movie. Coming soon to theatres near you.
  1133. Have your college Econ class read books about "Successfully Managing Your Peanut Butter".
  1134. Visit the Peanut Butter Traders page and put up descriptions of the PB you have to trade with other collectors.
  1135. There aren't nearly enough PB Beanie Babies. It's not enough to have the Gif the Peanut Butter. Now you also need Skippy the Creamy Peanut Butter and Nut the Crunchy Peanut Butter and Herman the Old Fashioned Peanut Butter. Jenny the Grape Jelly wouldn't hurt, too.
  1136. "Somebody sure must think we're special."
    "Why's that?"

    "Because we've got Premium Peanut Butter."

    "Oh, yeah."

    "Somebody sure must think we're special."

    "It's our mommy."
  1137. If you're in a choir and forget the words, just lipsync "peanutbutter" continuously and nobody will know the difference.
  1138. There's a fortune to be made in thematic PB Mah Jong tiles.
  1139. Bored with ice hockey and field hockey? Try Peanut Butter Hockey!
  1140. "Mommy, mommy! I can't breathe through my nose!"
    "Shut up or I'll stuff your mouth with peanut butter, too."
  1141. At your flea circus, have an act where a flea eats a flea-sized peanut butter sandwich with nothing to drink.
  1142. At a real circus, sell jars of peanut butter for outrageous prices so people can feed the elephants. Train the elephants to sneak up behind people and steal the jars and bring them back to the booth to be resold.
  1143. I've heard that a good way to stay awake late at night if you have to study is to eat peanut butter and coffee grounds sandwiches. (Um, I can confirm that... --Andy)
  1144. Have we mentioned Peanut Butter sauerkraut?
  1145. Strap jars of PB to strategic parts of your body, under your clothes, to make certain parts of your anatomy look larger. Be creative. Extra points if you actually convince anyone you were born with six limbs.
  1146. Instantly turn your regular glasses into sunglasses with just a quick dab of peanut butter on each lens.
  1147. Pad brick walls with it so you can kick them with less pain.
  1148. Put a full jar of peanut butter in the microwave; set it for the maximum amount of time at maximum power. Leave the house.
  1149. Hide some spare peanut butter under the floorboards in your attic just in case of emergency. Tell your grandchildren there's secret treasure hidden somewhere on your property.
  1150. There are now six vowels: a, e, i, o, u, and peanut butter.
  1151. Your peanut butter or mine?
  1152. Experiment with a tank of oxygen and a blender to see if you can get breathable peanut butter.
  1153. Who ya gonna call? PEANUT BUTTER!
  1154. Do a write-in vote for Skippy, with his running mate, Jif.
  1155. Fried Green Tomatoes with Peanut Butter on the side.
  1156. Give an extra-thick PB sandwich to Arnold Schwarznegger. See if his vocal quality changes.
  1157. Spray it over your fields, under the theory that it will suffocate any pests.
  1158. Export it to Europe. Lord knows I could have used some while I was over there.
  1159. Hollow out a book and keep a supply of peanut butter in it.
  1160. Memorize peanut butter labels. Go about quoting "The Gospel according to Skippy."
  1161. Market Captain Hook peanut butter. Insist that it be placed next to the Peter Pan brand on the shelves.
  1162. Market Crocodile peanut butter. Enclose a ticking clock. Insist that it be placed next to the Captain Hook brand on the shelves.
  1163. Put alternate layers of PB and butterscotch pudding in a jar. Market it as "Tiger Spread."
  1164. Johnny: Hey, what do you get if you cross an elephant and a peanut butter sandwich?
    Tommy: I don't know. What?

    Johnny: You get an elephant that sticks to the roof of your mouth!
  1165. Hold retainers in place.
  1166. Let your kitten play with it...
  1167. Leave it out and grow mold cultures for science class.
  1168. Take some PB along while you work on rewriting your term paper.
  1169. In Anglo-Saxon times, Peanut Butter was considered a magical, mysterious substance that either witches used, or mighty warriors ate before they slew dragons...
  1170. (PB + X) - (y + X)
    Solve for Peanut Butter.
  1171. Do we have Mr. Peanut Butter Head yet?
  1172. Power Rangers got you down? Try Power Peanut Butter Rangers!
  1173. Bubble, bubble, Peanut Butter and trouble... From the little known first draft of MacBeth.
  1174. Cult of the Peanut Butter...
  1175. Newest health food: Peanut Margarine...
  1176. Cover your enemy in Peanut Butter, chunks of bread, and a slathering of jelly. Turn him loose to a pack of wild second graders...
  1177. Famous plays:
    Peanut Butter and the Man
    Desire under the Peanut Butter
    MacPeanut Butter
    Much Ado about Peanut Butter
  1178. Be a good parent: Name your kids after brands of Peanut Butter. Works especially well with off brands.
  1179. "Okay, everybody know what to do?"
    "Yes, sir."
    "Alright. Synchronize your peanut butter."
  1180. Take out your frustrations on peanut butter. It feels nothing, so you can hit it and hit it and...
  1181. Give me freedom or give me peanut butter!
  1182. Maniacal laughter is so much more effective with a little peanut butter stuck to the vocal cords.
  1183. Smear on sibling's homework.
  1184. Write a witty, humorous, mostly absurd and rediculous History of Peanut Butter. Market it as a text book.
  1185. We already know that matter is a structured form of energy. Some have hypothesized that maybe time is a structured form of space. What they don't know is that both are really just a structured form of peanut butter...
  1186. Instead of advertising milk, the United Dairy Farmers should advertise peanut butter, and then demand for milk would increase automatically!
  1187. Hey, how come Kraft doesn't make "Peanut Butter and Macaroni"?
  1188. "There's a hole in the peanut butter jar, dear Liza, dear Liza, there's a hole in the peanut butter jar, dear Liza, a hole."
    "Then fix it, dear Henry, dear Henry, ..."
  1189. Drown your kid brother's Furbie in peanut butter when it gets too annoying.
  1190. Mix peanut butter with mutagen ooze and feed it to any small animal you can find.
  1191. 42 is a silly answer. I think Peanut Butter is the answer to life, the universe, and everything. I'm still not sure about the question...
  1192. "Pardon me, sir, but do you have any Grey Peanut Butter?"
    "But of course."
  1193. Nobody will guess that your computer password is really "Pnut-B8er".
  1194. Put a lump of peanut butter on your tongue. Smile all day. People will know you're crazy.
  1195. Forget about the lump of peanut butter and just smile all day. This is especially effective in New York City.
  1196. Always sign your name as "Peanut Butter". If anybody questions you, say "No, that doesn't say peanut butter. You're not reading it right. See, there's the [First letter of your name here]..."
  1197. Toasted toes taste terriffic with peanut butter.
  1198. Be original. Use Beanut Putter instead.
  1199. The catapult is obsolete. The steam engine has been outdone. Atari 2600 is no longer current. But peanut butter will always be new.
  1200. "It's just a flesh wound."
    "A flesh wound? Your peanut butter's off!"
  1201. Snake bait
  1202. Write a novel about peanut butter.
  1203. From the makers of Peanut Butter Story, it's "A Jelly's Life".
  1204. Mighty Peanut Butter Young.
  1205. Invent a new internet protocal for transfer of peanut butter: pbtp://pb.peanut-butter.org/
  1206. Instead of mopping, coat the kitchen floor in peanut butter and dogsit for 12 young puppies.
  1207. Make a wreath out of peanut butter and hang it on the bathroom door every December.
  1208. Auction peanut butter on Ebay.
  1209. Double Jeopardy category: "Peanut" Butter.
  1210. It's great when you have dental problems and get put on a liquid diet.
  1211. New twist on old yin-yang philosophy: In all Peanut Butter there is Jelly, and in all Jelly there is Peanut Butter.
  1212. Fill Teddy bears with it and sneak them onto store shelves as a practical joke. Call them "PB Cuddlers".
  1213. "Use the Peanut Butter, Luke"
  1214. Use it as a sermon illustration
  1215. Travel to a small nation with a lot of civil unrest; try to sell truckloads of peanut butter to the various powers striving to be recognised as the official government. Tell them, "The world will recognise that any government which sponsors international peanut butter is legitimate."
  1216. Advertise it as a new cure for AIDS. See how many people get a false sense of security from this.
  1217. When the year 2000 hits, the economy will come to a screeching halt. The only people who will survive will be those who thought ahead to keep a ten-year supply of peanut butter hidden in their basement. It won't do to run out in December of 1999 and buy a lot of peanut butter, either, because by then a lot of people will realise the dire situation, and there will be an international shortage as people suddenly rush to fill their larders.
  1218. Go to Florida right before a hurricane. Stand outside the supermarkets and loudly proclaim, "After last year's hurricane, the thing that really saved our family was peanut butter." Apologies to Dave Barry.
  1219. Send Dave Barry a case of peanut butter and see if he gives you an "alert reader" certificate.
  1220. Go to university; double major in underwater basket weaving and peanut butter administration.
  1221. PBUX: The newest brand of Unix.
  1222. Instead of spending all day at the mall, do all your Christmas shopping with peanut butter.
  1223. Dress yourself in Bermuda shorts, a lumberjack shirt, a striped tie, black socks, and Birckenstocks. Carry a jar of peanut butter under your right arm, hold the lid in your teeth, and keep your left hand inside the jar. Always walk backwards when you cross the street. Smile a lot, but ignore everyone. Stay within a six-block radius all day.
  1224. Sit in a tree and drop peanut butter onto anyone who tries to pass on the sidewalk below.
  1225. Make a web page all about peanut butter sandwiches and try to join an all-erotic-site web ring. If they ask how it relates, just tell them they really don't want to know.
  1226. "A, La, Peanut Butter Sandwiches!"
  1227. New alternative band: Peanut Butter Angst
  1228. New Peanut Butter flavor: Peanut Butter Angst
  1229. Ben and Jerry's goes PB....
  1230. Roll it, pat it, and mark it with "B" and put it in the oven for baby and me!
  1231. Instead of using those annoying steelie marbles, just squish peanut butter in your hands.
  1232. Its huggable! Its cuddleable! Its Peanut Butter Bear! (not for children under age of 2)
  1233. PB thinned with acetone, use it in your supersoaker... ouch!
  1234. "Fire department! My house is burning down!"
    "We'll have the PB truck there immediately!"
  1235. Kitty stuck in a tree? No? Wish it was? heh-heh-heh!
  1236. Help your feathered friends: Secure their nest to the tree limbs with a good slathering of PB.
  1237. Stick a motherboard, hard drive, etc. into a giant PB glob. Taunt Microsoft about taking the world from them with your new creation...
  1238. PB95 Operating System... much more stable than Bill's...
  1239. Wartime: Out of hand grenades? Throw PB instead!
  1240. Put it in your pipe and smoke it!
  1241. "I did not share a jar of peanut butter with that woman..."
  1242. Every mutant in Marvel Comics got that way because a parent ate some bad peanut butter.
  1243. When the money is tight, our young hero Peter Parker substitutes peanut butter into his webbing formula...
  1244. The villians of Star Trek: Insurrection try to conquer a planet where there is a mystical fountain of peanut butter.
  1245. Mr Rogers: Boys and girls, are you ready to take a trip to the Neighborhood of Peanut Butter?
  1246. "It's a peanut buttery day in the neighborhood..."
  1247. As Mr Rogers sings the song, he eats a peanut butter sandwich.
    "Rrts ma ppprut mmttera may m ma meiderhmmm..."
  1248. Look, boys and girls, it's everyone's favorite purple jar of peanut butter, Jiffy!
    Boys and girls: Yea!
    Jiffy: Oh golly gee! It's a PB-rific day for imagination!
  1249. Immerse Dave's keyboard in a vat of PB so he doesn't get carried away...
  1250. New in HTML5: <PB> The Peanut Butter Tag! </PB>
  1251. Use whipped peanut butter in place of mirangue.
  1252. Peanut butter can help you have lucid dreams. Every time you see peanut butter, do a reality check, no matter what; stop and make sure you know whether you're dreaming or not. Soon you will begin to do this in your dreams; you will then realize you are dreaming!
  1253. Add peanut butter as a new betting convention in Bridge.
  1254. Take it on road trips to tour the nation.
  1255. Take it on plane trips to tour the world.
  1256. Distill it.
  1257. Combine it with parrafin, liquid oxygen, and kerosene to see if you can make a really good rocket fuel.
  1258. Decongest this!
  1259. "I've got a jar of Peanut Butter! Don't make me open this!"
  1260. Use it as quilt batting.
  1261. Fill a cloth bag with it and use it as a pin cushion.
  1262. Sewing machine oil.
  1263. Use it to mask off areas you don't want to spray paint.
  1264. Smear it on fluorescent bulbs to eliminate the greenish tint.
  1265. Sculpt horns for those cow skulls you picked up in the desert.
  1266. Spray some on "When you just don't have time for a shower."
  1267. Use it to stick lettuce to the bottom of the tank when you're feeding your aquatic snail.
  1268. Rub it on your wrists if you have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
  1269. Put it in baggies and make wrist pads for your keyboard and mouse.
  1270. Sculpt some on your mouse to make it look more like a mouse.
  1271. Sculpt some on your mouse to make it look more like a moose.
  1272. Add some to Jell-O and see if you can make mousse.
  1273. Fill your pillow with it so it will conform to your head...
  1274. A glass of warm peanut butter just before bed will always help you sleep better.
  1275. Sculpt a huge peanut out of it. See if you can stick an elephant's mouth shut.
  1276. Amend the constitution to include the Right to Bear Peanut Butter.
  1277. I don't know about life, liberty, and happiness... but peanut butter sounds like a much more reasonable thing to have as an inalienable right.
  1278. Spread it all over the carpet, so you can record a burglar's footprints.
  1279. Spread it on the windowsill and cover it with suet to bring the winter birds closer.
  1280. Practice your beheading skills on a jar of peanut butter.
  1281. Pack it around your ears if you can't find your earmuffs.
  1282. Did I mention earplugs?
  1283. Eye salve.
  1284. If your culture calls for you to wear a gourd, use peanut butter to keep rough edges from chafing your skin.
  1285. It's yummy on pancakes...
  1286. Barbecue it.
  1287. Throw Barney into the peanut grinder at the factory and get Barney Butter.
  1288. Spread it on bacon for a snack.
  1289. Blow bubbles in it.
  1290. Perform the world's first peanut butter transfusion.
  1291. Pack it between the spokes of your bicycle. Show up at a bike race and maintain that it is a UCI-legal disk wheel.
  1292. Fill in the gaps behind your helmet with it to make you more aerodynamic.
  1293. Spread it on your legs to keep them warm on those chilly fall rides.
  1294. Commandeer the town's ice rink during the summer. Fill it up with peanut butter. Rent bowling shoes by the hour to would-be skaters.
  1295. Takes the "funny smell" out of bowling shoes.
  1296. Freeze it into a cup shape. Serve milk.
  1297. Find Mt. Carmel. See if you can call down peanut butter from Heaven.
  1298. "If you wish to send a jar of peanut butter to this address, press 1. If you wish to order a jar of peanut butter for yourself, press 2. If you wish to bury northern Indiana in a three-foot blanket of peanut butter, press 3."
    *beeeep!*
    "Thank you. To process this order, please press the pound sign."
    *beeeep!*
  1299. Send it to Peter Schickele and see if P.D.Q. Bach wrote any pieces about peanut butter.
  1300. Salad dressing.
  1301. Rub it on your nose to keep your glasses from sticking to your nose.
  1302. Smear it on your face when making a mold for a mask.
  1303. Heck, smear it on your face and let it dry. Decorate with jelly and raisins.
  1304. Ants on a log.
  1305. Make ants on a log... with prunes! (Them's big ants, mama... Eat up, son.)
  1306. Earthquake-proof your house by sealing all your valuables to the wall with peanut butter.
  1307. Create a "peanut butter web." See if you can catch spiders.
  1308. W.W.J.D.W.A.J.O.P.B? (What would Jesus do with a jar of peanut butter?)
  1309. Take five loaves and four jars. Feed the 5,000.
  1310. See if you can walk on it.
  1311. Sell it in vending machines with little packs of disturbingly orange crackers.
  1312. "This is WPBB 101.5 comin' at you with the latest in Peanut Butter Blues. Up next, we have Creamy, with their new album..."
  1313. Percolate it. Coffee has been dominant for too long, we need a new product...
  1314. Mmm-Bop: The only Hanson song that can be sung with a mouthful of peanut butter.
  1315. Rub it into the grooves of your old vinyl LPs to counteract needle wear.
  1316. Tame your split ends...
  1317. Mix head, peanut butter and an eggbeater for an instant perm.
  1318. See if you can replace the rosin on your violin bow with dried peanut butter.
  1319. Bombard it with ultrasonic waves. See if you can get it to do the cha-cha.
  1320. Pad yourself with it when slam dancing.
  1321. Throw it from the stage at your heavy metal band's live concerts.
  1322. Bite off a glob of peanut butter as part of your stage show. Spit jelly.
  1323. Coat your skis with it before putting them away for the winter.
  1324. Practice card tricks with it. Peanut butter never tells everyone when your sleight-of-hand isn't very sleight.
  1325. A PB filled whoopee cushion would be such a gas!
  1326. Leave it on people's chairs. Especially effective at a nudist colony.
  1327. Sell it at a nudist colony as SPF 50 sunscreen.
  1328. Go to the peanut butter companies and try to sell the footage you filmed of the last two items, for use in their TV advertisements.
  1329. Mix it in with your mashed potatoes to make them creamier.
  1330. Coat slices of turkey with it after Thanksgiving so that you can slip it into your kids' lunches without them noticing.
  1331. At the auto parts store, secretly scoop the grease out of a dozen cans. Replace with peanut butter. If possible, track down the buyers and see how it runs on their cars.
  1332. There are some things that duct tape just won't seal. For everything else, there's peanut butter.
  1333. There are some things in life that you just can't buy. For everything else, there's peanut butter.
  1334. Throw it through the window at a grocery store, so that you can rob the place without the police getting your fingerprints off this jar of peanut butter that they don't realize came from outside the store.
  1335. Use old peanut butter jars to create a conveyor belt from the refrigerator to your bed. Snacking was never so easy!
  1336. When you say, "I'll be back in a Jiffy!" at least try to come back in a peanut butter jar.
  1337. For your evil deeds, grasshopper, your karma is to come back as peanut butter.
  1338. "Oh, man, I'm in deeeeep peanut butter now..."
  1339. Put some in the offering plate.
  1340. Mix antibiotics in it so that your dog will eat it and get better.
  1341. Use it to hold the pages of your book open while you ride your exercise bike.
  1342. Tie a few jars around your ankles for more resistance when you run. (Gee, like I need more resistance to running?)
  1343. Include scratch-and-sniff samples of it in fashion magazines.
  1344. Car ceiling sagging? Stick it back up with PB!
  1345. Spread it on cork trees after harvesting the bark to protect them.
  1346. Spread it on sheep to protect them from the weather after you've shorn them.
  1347. Did I mention aftershave?
  1348. Fill up your Mexican sombrero with it, and run about the room, trying to catch tortilla chips that your friends throw at you.
  1349. Fill in the vent holes on your bike helmet in winter so that your head will stay warmer.
  1350. Fill a football stadium full of peanut butter, all the way up to the last rows in the nosebleed section.
  1351. Once you've done that, conduct scientific studies to see if the peanut butter is affected by the earth's tides.
  1352. If it does, form a PB surfing team.
  1353. Make holograms of it, and project them into unusual places.
  1354. Every time you finish a jar of peanut butter, glue the jar to the ceiling. Continue until you've lowered the entire ceiling at least twelve inches. Claim it makes the room seem cozier.
  1355. Drop some in the sump in the basement to see how much peanut butter it can bail.
  1356. Waterproof your boat with it.
  1357. When your junior Picasso draws on the walls, use peanut butter to take it off. (This leaves a grease stain.)
  1358. Cover the rest of your walls with it, to match the grease stain.
  1359. If you work in an operating room, sculpt "extra" organs out of PB. Slip them in when no one's looking.
  1360. Use it like smelling salts to revive the head surgeon when he faints in panic over the "kidney" that just disintegrated in his hand.
  1361. When sewing leather, lubricate the needle with it to make it go through easier.
  1362. When no one's looking, cheat on your diet by taking small globs of peanut butter and rolling them in chocolate chips. (Sinful, but yummy.)
  1363. Investigate; see what happens when it hits the fan.
  1364. Glop some on your computer's CPU to keep it cool.
  1365. Lubricate your hard drive with it to get better access times.
  1366. Use peanut butter to predict the weather. (Hey, it works. I just found out we're having rain tommorrow around lunch time.)
  1367. Cover up motion sensors so that you can move about freely without all those pesky lights turning on.
  1368. Build a peanut butter fort. Throw peanut butter balls at unsuspecting passerby, or challenge your little brother to a peanut butter battle.
  1369. Use it to keep Galaxoid and Nebular warm when they complain about the faulty axis of the planet you sold them for 50 leaves.
  1370. Next time you're custom-designing a planet, make the core out of peanut butter instead of boring old iron and nickel.
  1371. Launch it straight up, then stand with your head tilted back and mouth open.
  1372. How come Pizza Hut doesn't have pizza with peanut butter rolled up in the crust?
  1373. Wish on it if it's an overcast night and there aren't any stars visible.
  1374. Sit cross-legged in an obscure corner of a major international airport, hands limp on the ground, sticking your tongue --way-- into an almost-empty peanut butter jar trying to lick it out. Growl if anybody comes close. Bite anyone who tries to take the jar away.
  1375. If you have an injured family member who's too sick to take a bath, coat him in peanut butter and turn the dog loose.
  1376. Smear peanut butter on your chest in the shape of a cross for "holy protection" whenever you leave the house. Never let anyone know about it, even your spouse.
  1377. Decorate devil's food cake with flowers and swirls and writing made out of peanut butter. It can't be too much less healthy than frosting.
  1378. Out of ice cream? You can still make a root beer float with peanut butter!
  1379. Put one cup of peanut butter in your mouth. Whistle. Go on Letterman with this "Stupid Human Trick".
  1380. Captain Damn Peanut Butter Puffs
  1381. Feed it to the Coolyfish.
  1382. Coat your hands with it. Make handprints in strategic places.
  1383. Maybe it would help kitty with his hairball...
  1384. Make a mask out of it so no one will recognize you when you're dancing naked.
  1385. Turn a boring old game of badminton into a crazed, psychotic peanut butter war.
  1386. Next on the Jerry Springer show: "My husband has been eating my best friend's peanut butter!"
  1387. Fill your bass drum with it instead of foam.
  1388. At your next kegger, put a glop in everyone's cup. See if anyone notices.
  1389. Test your endurance on the peanut butter bong...
  1390. Smoke it.
  1391. Wrap leaves up in it when you run out of papers...
  1392. PB, TP, what's the difference?
  1393. Roll a huge ball of it across your lawn to pick up the leaves instead of raking.
  1394. Sell PB at BP stations.
  1395. Put it in a centrifuge. See if it separates.
  1396. Put it in a mass spectrometer. Plot various brands across the periodic table.
  1397. Test the rolling resistance of various trpes of peanut butter jars.
  1398. Test and publish the viscosites of various peanut butter brands. Try and correlate it with the spread of Communism.
  1399. Create a comic strip based on peanut butter.
  1400. Form a PB lobbying group.
  1401. Grease the rails at your local train station. See how far the train slides past it's stop.
  1402. Spread it on your homework. Claim the dog was going to eat it.
  1403. Ask your insurance agent if your house is insured against peanut butter.
  1404. Spread it on the wall and stick things to it if you're not allowed to have a bulletin board.
  1405. Put sonar transponders in PB jars and throw them into the sea to track ocean currents.
  1406. Let dolphins play with it.
  1407. Raise the Titanic: sink hundreds of jars of peanut butter into the sea. Eat out the peanut butter, creating a vacuum. Since a vacuum is lighter than water, you can attach the PB jars to the hulk, and raise it to the surface!
  1408. Slap a jar of PB instead of taking it out on your spouse.
  1409. Write poetry about it.
  1410. Build a dam around your mashed potatoes with it so that the gravy doesn't get out.
  1411. Use it on your model train layout to simulate mudslides and washed-out arroyos.
  1412. Use it to make your muffler louder.
  1413. Smear it on curbs and handrails to make skateboard grinds and slides easier.
  1414. If you have a cat o' nine tails, rub it into the leather to keep it supple.
  1415. Proudly display your Scofield J.I.F. brown letter edition reference Bible as evidence of your spiritual authority.
  1416. Should you encounter a person who does the last item, baptize him in peanut butter.
  1417. Clog your veins.
  1418. Clog your arteries
  1419. Eat it nonstop until your gastro-intestinal tract is packed with it from stem to stern.
  1420. If your neural pathways loose their natural fatty coating, replace it with peanut butter!
  1421. Who need contact lenses?
  1422. Coat your lawn with it. Mow the lawn, singing the theme music from "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids", interspersed with maniacal laughter.
  1423. Enlarge a jar of peanut butter to 100 times its usual size. Rent it out to thrill-seekers.
  1424. Shrink yourself to a quarter inch high. Spend a few hours in a regular-size jar of peanut butter, digging tunnels and having fun with your quarter-inch friends.
  1425. Blow up a balloon. Coat the outside with peanut butter. Put it in a sealed room with a vacuum pump and see if you can make it explode. Videotape it.
  1426. Videotape "A day in the life of a jar of peanut butter" (2 and a half hours). See if you can convince anyone that it's an artistic movie. Tell them it pushes our boundaries and makes us think about things from a different perspective. Insist that it's really a tragic movie, because in the end the peanut butter is left to the same fate that we knew all along was inevitable. Say you cried when you filmed the final scene.
  1427. Make T-shirts and hats and kids' meal toys and tv adds about the above movie. Hype it as much as possible. See if you can make it turn a profit. If it works, announce that your next movie will be "My Mother, the Car, the Movie".
  1428. Put a glop of it in an unused room without much light, preferably warm. Rig up a camera to take a photo every 24 hours. Change the film whenever it runs out. When nothing is left of the peanut butter, scan in the photos and make an MPEG of it. Offer it on the internet for download.
  1429. Make an animated GIF of the above and put it on your web page to slow down load time.
  1430. Wash dishes in peanut butter and jelly instead of water and detergent. Dry them off with bread.
  1431. Take an extra-large jar on picnics with you. Use the jar as a stool to sit on.
  1432. Write love poems to it. Leave them laying around for your spouse to see. When confronted, claim you've never seen them before in your life.
  1433. Take some regular peanut butter and stir in a fair amount of extra salt. Arrange with a local supermarket to hand out free samples of a "new brand" of peanut butter on a particular day. When the day arrives, take the PB with you, a bunch of little wooden sample "spoons" to serve it on, and a few cases of dinky milk cartons. Hand out the peanut butter, and sell the milk. If anyone confronts you about selling the milk, claim you're sure you cleared it in advance. Say the store manager "Eustace" told you over the phone that it would be okay. Insist you really spoke on the phone to someone named Eustace who said he was the store's manager. Take several minutes to be convinced that he wasn't genuine, and then insist you "knew all along" that his voice was "shifty" and he couldn't be trusted. Start swearing and get angry. Threaten to pull your new line of peanut butter from the store. Watch their reaction. If you can catch it all on hidden video cam, so much the better.
  1434. Convince Kraft to make peanut butter flavored Kool-Aid.
  1435. Convince Wylers or Flavor-Aid to combat the above with "jelly" flavor.
  1436. When arranging vacation, ask the travel agent about the peanut butter where you're going. If they ask why it matters, say you had a bad experience once that you'd rather not repeat or even talk about.
  1437. The height of fashion -- a hat with a peanut butter arrangement on top.
  1438. Install a walk-in peanut butter cupboard right next to the walk in refrigerator and walk-in freezer.
  1439. Toss your peanut butter instead of tossing your cookies.
  1440. I can't believe we haven't already mentioned peanut-butter hard candy!
  1441. Make peanut-butter fireballs.
  1442. Peanut butter is the best flavor of salt water taffy.
  1443. Write a series of short stories with an insane protagonist who really believes he's a jar of peanut butter.
  1444. Write a novel in such a way that it's impossible to determine whether the main character is a sincere old Baptist minister, an elementary-school-age girl with the measles, or a sentient jar of peanut butter, but those are the only possibilities. Apply for a creative prose award.
  1445. Set up your email filters so that any mail without "peanut butter" in the subject line is automatically deleted. Complain you don't get enough email.
  1446. Run it through your scanner and post images of it to "binaries" groups on usenet.
  1447. Spread it on apple pie.
  1448. Go to halloween parties dressed in nothing but peanut butter and any dishcloths you can get to stick to it, clean or dirty. Make people guess what you're supposed to be. Refuse to tell until they guess. No matter what they guess, say "no, that's not it." When they ask you about it days later, claim you don't remember because you were drunk at the time. Insist you don't want to talk about it.
    Do it again the next year.
  1449. Anytime you say something stupid and somebody asks, "What are you smoking?", promptly reply, "Peanut butter!"
  1450. Give yourself a very large amount of peanut butter enema. Chunky works best, and for extra effect stir some chocolate sauce into it first. Pump as much as you can up your backside and hold it in. Travel to Turkey, and in the airport ask "What, legally, constitutes a bomb that I wouldn't be allowed to bring through here?" Keep asking what you would be allowed to bring through in the way of explosive stuff. See if you can get them to do a stripsearch. If you can, just when they get ready to search your backside, let loose the PB enema with all your might. If you really have nerve, you'll then start eating it.
  1451. Stick a jar of peanut butter in your electric clothes dryer. Close the door. Set it for 70 minutes. Listen to the thumping. When it quits, take out the jar, open it, and put it back in. Set it for another 70 minutes.
  1452. Use it to give yourself "Spock" ears.
  1453. Determine whether your peanut butter is male or female: knee it in the groin. See if it groans.
  1454. Run it through the Phalloblaster. (Apologies to Dave Barry.)
  1455. Eat it on rice or oatmeal with raisins and cinnamon.
  1456. It's nice on a tortilla with a little bit of sugar...
  1457. How about in your corn mush
  1458. Use as a squirrel repellent. They try to get into things, and get all messy. They usually don't return.
  1459. Get PB editor! The newest text editor available, it runs on many operating systems including DOS, Mac, and Unix, and it features global search and replace and optional automatic removal of all HTML tags!
  1460. Write up a bunch of uses for peanut butter. Encrypt them with ROT13 and send them in to annoy the keeper of the list.
  1461. Start the Peanut Butter FAQ. See if you can get rtfm.mit.edu to post it on usenet monthly.
  1462. "Peanut Butter meets the Daemons" (a killfile.org thing)
  1463. Use peanut butter as a new alias for Grubor. See if it lands in the Global Killfile.
  1464. If it does, sue Tim Skirvin for discrimination of food.
  1465. Serve it for supper, with a side of baked potato.
  1466. Preserve veal in it.
  1467. Oh, peanut butter, oh peanut butter
    How lovely are thy branches
    ...
  1468. At summer camp, rig the door with ropes and a mini-catapult so that whoever opens the door gets peanut butter in the face.
  1469. Use it to time your counting so that each number takes about a second. "One, peanut butter, Two, peanut butter, Three, peanut butter, ..."
  1470. It's the real secret to catching wild animals: if you can smear a little peanut butter on their backsides, you'll be able to catch them.
  1471. Paint up a jumbo-sized can of peanut butter to look like one of those firebombs in the movie "Outbreak". Drop it with a small parachute over a city that's just had that movie air on tv.
  1472. See how many times you can bounce your pogo stick on top of a jar of peanut butter without falling off.
  1473. Open a fresh jumbo-sized jar of peanut butter. Put it in the dishwasher with the other dishes. See if it leaves spots. Compare different brands and styles.
  1474. Use a dollar's worth of peanut butter to stick 199 pennies together for that "under $3" white elephant gift exchange.
  1475. Have glaucoma? Inject just a little peanut butter into the eye to "help clear it up". Go see the eye specialist and ask his opinion on your home remedy. Refuse to tell him what you did, exactly, but insist that it's a "well-documented natural cure" and that you're sure it'll work, given enough time.
  1476. Coat your leaf rake with it so the leaves will stick to it instead of slipping through.
  1477. Burn peanut butter candles and dance wildly around the toboggan so we'll have a good, lustrous winter.
  1478. Coat the toboggan in peanut butter and slide down the grassy hill if it doesn't work.
  1479. Using a hypodermic needle, carefully inject peanut butter into a piece of fruit (such as an apple or banana) so that it'll be peanut-buttery inside when you open it.
  1480. Wreak havoc on enemy countries by giving them free peanut butter and refusing to sell them anything to drink until they capitulate to your demands.
  1481. Peanut Butter lollipop.
  1482. Flypaper.
  1483. Use peanut butter to calm your friends after you start a discussion that not everyone can agree on. Hey, we all agree on peanut butter, right?
  1484. Whenever you add garbage to the dumpster, cover it over with a layer of peanut butter to keep down the smell.
  1485. Grease your elbows with it to keep them from drying out when the humidity is low in the winter.
  1486. Get Gallaugher to run it through the Sledge-O-Matic. See whether it travels further if you turn the jar upright or sideways. See if it travels further if you dump it out of the jar before hitting it. Be creative. Put a little jelly on top of the pile for extra mess.
  1487. Go to the barber shop. See if you can talk the barber out of some nice thick hair off the floor. Stick it to your back with peanut butter. Go around without a shirt on so people can see your hairy back.
  1488. Use it instead of goose down for your new feather tick.
  1489. Replace the fill in your winter coat with it. If you get caught in a snowstorm, you can keep your warmth and energy up by eating it while you wait to be rescued.
  1490. We've all seen marshmallows distributed at Christmastime as "Snowman Poop." Well, this year Santa went to the reindeer stalls to fill your stocking...
  1491. In Trinidad and Tobago, they know how to get down-- Peanut punch and Ginger beer! (Click here for the recipe.)
  1492. Use it instead of gravel in your fishtanks.
  1493. Blow bubbles in it.
  1494. Throw a few jars on the fire when it starts to cool down.
  1495. Pop popcorn in it instead of using oil.
  1496. Burn it. Cut it into small cubes. Package it as Peanut Caramels.
  1497. Stick yourself to the wall with it on your late-night TV show.
  1498. Once we get two or three thousand uses, forward the entire list to Chris White at Top 5 (www.topfive.com) and see if he can pick just 5.
  1499. Coat your urethra with PB when passing a kidney stone.
  1500. Write professional articles about it. See if the New England Journal of Medicine will publish them.
  1501. Hack the Associated Press wire system. Slip in articles about peanut butter.
  1502. If your upstairs neighbor is in the habit of pacing while bouncing a basketball, secretly fill his ball with PB to take some of the bounce out.
  1503. Take up a section of the floor. Lower in a 50 gallon trash can filled with PB. Toss an innocent looking throw rug over it.
  1504. Create new insults that include peanut butter in them. Try them out on Usenet. Dub it "The PB Flame Wars."
  1505. Tired of inches and centimeters? Create a whole new measurement system based on the contents of a single peanut butter jar. (For example, I weigh 230 jars, and I'm 12.8 Skippies tall.)
  1506. Refill whipped cream cans with PB, and repressurize them. Surely you can think of some good things to do with that.
  1507. Mix PB with grass seed and topsoil. Put a thick coat of it on your car, and keep it moist. When the grass starts to grow, take it out for a drive. When stopped for interviews, claim that you have the greenest car in town.
  1508. At a ticker tape parade, throw peanut butter-- or better yet, spray a fine mist of it. The combination of confetti and PB will make a phenomenal mess that will take weeks to clean up.
  1509. While the cleanup continues, hire yourself out as a "Peanut Butter Buster." Show up for work, but instead of cleaning up, turn loose a torrent of grape jelly, flooding the city. Then, as your maniacal laughter echoes among the walls of the skyscrapers, top the whole thing off with another layer of peanut butter and a giant slice of bread.
  1510. Peanut butter on apples is nothing. Now, putting the Big Peanut Butter on the Big Apple, now there's something!
  1511. Teach your Furby to ask for peanut butter.
  1512. Hypnotize your Cabbage Patch dolls and convince them that they are peanut butter.
  1513. When your Furby asks for peanut butter, feed it the Cabbage Patch dolls.
  1514. PB Underoos!
  1515. Keep dentures in place.
  1516. Bathe in it. Use jelly as soap.
  1517. Fill your neighbor's trombone with it, from mouthpiece to bell. You should have peace and quiet for weeks.
  1518. Habañero & Jalapeño PB party mix!
  1519. PB will remove airplane glue or cement glue from furniture. Honest.
  1520. While we're at it, did you know that George Washington Carver developed axle grease from peanuts?
  1521. Kill unwanted weeds by covering them over with peanut butter.
  1522. Go on the Home Shopping channel and sell "Genuine Pho Peanut Butter".
  1523. Peanut Butter oil lamps.
  1524. "Happy peanut butter to you, happy peanut butter to you..."
  1525. Use it on your mirror to block out the more depressing parts of your anatomy.
  1526. Stick it atop your CB antenna.
  1527. Stabilize your nitroglycerine by adding peanut butter.
  1528. Make paper sailboats. Waterproof them with PB, and sail them downstream.
  1529. Try to sink the little boats as they go by by hurling peanut butter at them with a spoon.
  1530. "Master, what is the meaning of life?"
    "The meaning of life is peanut butter."
    "But, that's not the meaning of life!"
    "What do you mean, it's not???"
  1531. Defend yourself during the Attack of the Killer Tomatoes.
  1532. Send Monty Python out to search for it.
  1533. Give it to the knights who say, "Neet!"
  1534. Perhaps you could disguise it as a shrubbery?
  1535. Take the word "peanut butter." Turn it into a meaningful acronym.
  1536. Windows wallpaper.
  1537. Redesign your "Recycle Bin" to look like a jar of peanut butter.
  1538. Have it be your AOL screen name.
  1539. Tell your dear nephew wormwood to try to get his man to concentrate too much on peanut butter, and to convince him that peanut butter is the real driving force behind the virtues. It isn't, of course, but he may easily be made to believe it is, provided you never let the thought occur to him that it might not be.
  1540. If you find an alien parasite with acid for blood, immediately submerse it in peanut butter, then set the peanut butter on fire. Then leave the planet and peanut butter the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
  1541. Peanut butter is futile. Lower your Jif and surrender your Skippy. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own...
  1542. Take an old lamp cord and wire it up to opposite sides of a jar of extra creamy peanut butter. Plug it in and see what happens. Wear protective goggles.
  1543. Cover your hands with a protective layer of peanut butter before trying to stop that chainsaw blade by hand.
  1544. Keep two shakers on your table; one for salt, and one for peanut butter. Pass them together. See how many guests you have to invite over before one says something about it.
  1545. Put some under your eyelids and see if it alters your vision.
  1546. Coat your stomach walls with it to prevent ulcers.
  1547. Have some implanted in your lips to make them more "poofy". Travel to California.
  1548. Grease caltrops with it so they'll be sure to slide into enemy feet quickly and easily.
  1549. Tell annoying jokes about it that aren't funny:
    A man had been having trouble urinating, and had been seeing his urologist. Then he was in an accident and broke his jaw, and had to have his mouth wired shut. Two days after this procedure, he returned to the urologist for his regularly scheduled appointment.

    "How are things going for you?", the doctor asked.

    "Peanut butter".

    "What?"

    "Peanut butter."

    "What?"

    "Peanut butter."

    Unable to make sense out of this, the doctor finally fetched a notepad and asked the man to explain in more detail in writing.

    "Pee not better."
  1550. Church youthgroup event: sing your favorite praise songs with a mouth full of PB.
  1551. Similar to the "chubby bunny" game, but use PB!
  1552. Famous lines from the large and small screen:
    These are the voyages of the starship Peanut Butter....
  1553. That's no moon... its Peanut Butter.
  1554. There is no 'try'... only Peanut Butter
  1555. Spaaaaaaaaaace Peaaaanut Buuuuterrrrr
  1556. I Peanut Butter in your general direction!
  1557. Set a glob of it on a sleeping person's abdomen, then send the dog to wake 'em up.
  1558. When decorating easter eggs, smear peanut butter on the eggs to form designs before soaking them in the dye, then remove the peanut butter afterward to reveal the designs.
  1559. New variation on the card game "spoons". Instead of drinking a cup of liquid for each penalty, you must eat two tablespoons of peanut butter. Instead of getting to use the restroom for winning a hand, you get a small glass of water.
  1560. Scan it.
  1561. Coat it on the floor around your Christmas tree to catch the pine needles that would otherwise get stuck in the rug.
  1562. See if it takes out pet stains.
  1563. Premium kitty litter!
  1564. Fill in the expansion joints on bridges and highways so that they don't make that annoying thump when you drive over them.
  1565. Bribe an officer by slipping him a little peanut butter with your license.
  1566. Tell the California Raisins that "you heard it through the grapevine" that the Peanut Butter Monster was coming.
  1567. In winter, put a layer of peanut butter on the windowsill before you close the window to ensure a good, tight seal.
  1568. In summer, put PB between the fan and the window frame for better airflow.
  1569. In fall, clog up your gutters with peanut butter to save the leaves the trouble.
  1570. In spring, start your seeds growing in a cup of peanut butter so they'll have a better chance when you transplant them to the front lawn.
  1571. Bribe a senior with it when he finally does break into your MIT dorm room.
  1572. If the LEDs on your computer keep you awake at night, cover them over with a little dab of PB to get a good night's rest.
  1573. Dip globs uf it into almond bark for a tasty treat.
  1574. Prop your eyes open with it to stay awake during finals week.
  1575. Give your professor, Skip Forbes, a jar of Skippy on the last day of exams before you graduate. Thell him the chunky variety represents the kidney stones. (Sara actually did this...)
  1576. If your headlight burns out, cover the other one with peanut butter so they match.
  1577. When you see a pediddle, punch the ceiling; your partner now owes you a jar of peanut butter!
  1578. Cover over light sensors so they always think it's dark.
  1579. Cover your dashboard and arm rests with it. Now your soada sats firmly in place instead of spilling!
  1580. Remove the fenders from your car. Fashion new ones out of peanut butter. That way, if you ever have a fender bender, you can just smooth it over, good as new, with a table knife.
  1581. "TBSP = Tablespoons"
    "And I was SURE you meant Tons of Butter from Salted Peanuts ;-)"

    "Wouldn't that kill a man?"
  1582. If one of the puppeteers puts the rubber bands for the rods around his puppet's arms too tight, squeezing the circulation out of the wrist, soothe the wound with peanut butter. Or punish the puppeteer with peanut butter. Either way.
  1583. Elementary teachers, put a little glob of peanut butter on each A paper as a reward.
  1584. Use it to stick candies to the ceiling of an elementary school classroom. (Sneak in at night and do this. If you can, plant a hidden camera, as well.) Edible vandalism!
  1585. Keep some peanut butter in the chalk tray beneath the blackboard, to prevent chalk dust from falling or blowing off and spreading around the room.
  1586. Use a hypoderming needle to inject it into halloween candies before passing them out. See if you start a new halloween safety scare.
  1587. Run it through a tortilla press, just for fun!
  1588. Create an electrical peanut butter dispenser. Put it in the lobby of a theatre. Hook it up to The Clapper. Instruct the concession stand crew to keep an eye on the new PB dispenser and make sure it works okay. Hide a camera nearby and watch their reactions.
  1589. Replace the water in the drinking fountain with peanut butter. Hand out free popcorn, heavily salted.
  1590. If you can't do that, just turn the water fountain off, and go ahead and put the peanut butter right on the popcorn you're handing out.
  1591. Have a contest to see who can consume the most peanut butter in four hours without pulking or going to the bathroom. Award a $100 prize for the winner, taken from the proceeds you make selling drinks. See if you can get the peanut butter donated as a form of advertising.
  1592. Mix it with one of the two tubes that comes in a package of epoxy glue. Mix the other half into the jelly. Forge a note from your mom to your younger sibling suggesting peanut butter and jelly for lunch.
  1593. Store unstable elements such as Cesium in peanut butter to prevent them from reacting chemically with the atmosphere.
  1594. Put a banner on your web site that advertises peanut butter. Put a link beneath it that says "Web masters, make $$$ on your site with advertising, just like I'm doing." Make the link point to a page that promises large amounts of revenue for having the banner on their site, too. At the bottom, put "Page Updated, 4/1, by Poila Rofl."
  1595. When nobody else wants to be your best friend, peanut butter will.
  1596. Think of peanut butter whenever you need a happy thought so you can fly.
  1597. Spread it on fresh corn tortillas.
  1598. Paint the couch.
  1599. If you've just gotten your ears pierced, put a dab of it on each hole to prevent infection.
  1600. Covers up tattoos you don't want people to see...
  1601. Hang a jar of it around your neck. Go about, muttering something about an albatross.
  1602. "Thar she peanutbutters!"
  1603. Make a little submarine out of a half-empty jar by drilling a hole in one side and using some aquarium air hose to make it sink and lower in the bathtub.
  1604. Turn a (mostly empty) jar of it upside down in your aquarium, so that the crabs will have a place to go if they don't want to be underwater. (Otherwise, they climb out... and trust me, it's a pretty bizarre sight to have your cat facing down a crab!)
  1605. Take a jar to the office. Put it in a different place every day. See how long it takes before the "daily peanut butter hunt" is an office pastime.
  1606. Make playing cards out of the labels. Four Jifs beats a pair of Skippy.
  1607. Hide a tiny jar of it in your Christmas tree. Give a prize to the first person who finds it.
  1608. When they do find it, give them... peanut butter!
  1609. Build a menorah out of it.
  1610. Fashion a dreidel out of some frozen peanut butter. Play as fast as you can before the spinner melts.
  1611. Market "kosher" peanut butter.
  1612. On every day of Hanukkah, give your child a gift... wrapped in a jar of PB.
  1613. Use food coloring to make it red, green, and black. Give it to your friend; insist it's a Kwanzaa salad.
  1614. Roast the biggest jar of it you can find, complete with all the trimmings.
  1615. Create anti-gravity: coat one side of a piece of bread with peanut butter, and the other side with jelly. Drop it. The bread will never reach the floor and hover there, spinning, battling Murphy's Law for which side will land face down.
  1616. Ask an evolutionist to explain the existence of peanut butter.
  1617. Get an opposing view on peanut butter from a Creationist.
  1618. Create legends about it. See how far you can get them to spread. Once it has reached it's height, go onto alt.legends.urban, and denounce it as a fake. Spend the rest of your life trying to correct people's new beliefs.
  1619. Go to a restaurant. Order a peanut butter sandwich.
  1620. Should said peanut butter sandwich actually arrive at your table, jump up on your chair and scream at the top of your lungs about how they brought you this NAKED peanut butter sandwich. Slap the waiter several times and never be seen again.
  1621. Write a letter to the Pope. Ask about his feelings on peanut butter.
  1622. Go to a Shinto shrine. Have your peanut butter blessed.
  1623. Sit on a few jars of it so that you can see comfortably at the dinner table.
  1624. Auction off your blind date for jars of peanut butter.
  1625. Make a large hollow in a jar of PB. Slip your soda cans into it, to keep them cool in summer.
  1626. Run a cup of peanut butter through the office coffee machine to remove the calcium buildup.
  1627. Add it to your coffee. (I bet this would actually taste pretty good.)
  1628. Hide a moderate amount of it in a napkin. While at dinner, make loud hacking noises and cough into your napkin. Lay the napkin down on the table in full view. Comment on how much better you feel.
  1629. Fashion a large mole out of it. Change it's position slightly every day so that it migrates about your face.
  1630. Spread it on the walls of your recording studio to eliminate echoes.
  1631. The new fighting force: The Brown Berets!
  1632. Impeach the Peanut Butter. Oh, and fire Bill, too.
  1633. When sworn in, swear on a jar of peanut butter.
  1634. People for the Ethical Treatment of Peanut Butter.
  1635. Support Greenpeace with it.
  1636. Throw a tantrum. Lock yourself in a small, empty room, and throw peanut butter all over the place while you scream at the top of your lungs until you pass out. Psychiatrists call this Primal Urge therapy.
  1637. After you're done screaming, make yourself a nice cup of peanut butter tea to soothe your sore, hoarse throat.
  1638. If the cat has a habit of sleeping in a place you don't want him to, coat that place with PB for a few days. It won't change the cat's habits any, but at least it will show you that some things just cannot be done. This is an important part of learning to live with a cat.
  1639. Instead of paying a piano tuner, tune the piano yourself by adding peanut butter to the strings that are too high. This increases the mass of the string and lowers the note. Theoretically.
  1640. Use it to gain weight.
  1641. If you want to gain some SERIOUS weight, mix Pb with your PB!
  1642. Physics lab: Would a ton of peanut butter kill a man? Construct an experiment to find out.
  1643. Biology lab: Devise and carry out an experiment to determine the toxicity of peanut butter to the average human male. Continue your experiment until expiration.
  1644. Dr. Kevorkian's new tools....
  1645. Use-ify it.
  1646. Form the PB Press in direct competition to the Associated Press.
  1647. Publish an environmentally safe, entirely ingestible newspaper with PB for ink on large flour tortillas. (All the news that's fit to eat! --Andy)
  1648. List it in your bibliography to pad your paper.
  1649. Mention the aphrodesiac qualities of peanut butter in your term paper to see if your professor actually reads the papers all the way through.
  1650. Expand your mental bandwidth.
  1651. Measure it in degrees Kelvin.
  1652. Measure it in radians.
  1653. As long as we're measuring, how about hogsheads?
  1654. Convert the shape of a peanut butter glob to a fractal. Find the equation.
  1655. Plot Mandelbrot sets on the library floor using smooth, chunky, extra crunchy and grape jelly for the colors.
  1656. Determine the specific gravity of peanut butter.
  1657. Weave it underwater.
  1658. Put it in those little potpourri burners to give your dorm room a homey atmosphere.
  1659. Determine the flash point of peanut butter.
  1660. Measure it's conductance, resistance, and capacity.
  1661. Mix it with lead and acid to see if you can make a battery.
  1662. Using the same size jar of peanut butter, have contests with your friends to see who can make the longest continuous strip of it.
  1663. Make imitation worms on the sidewalk.
  1664. Make imitation dog doo. Leave it in well trafficked areas.
  1665. If you make a fishbowl of gummifish Jell-O, throw in a glob of PB to play the part of our despicable pollution of our lakes and streams.
  1666. Counterfeit it.
  1667. Put a little on a horse's bit so that you can get it in his mouth. (this actually works, by the way.)
  1668. Makes Mr. Ed talk.
  1669. Deck the halls with Peanut Butter, tra la la la la, yadda yadda yadda yadda...
  1670. When your wife has a baby, take a whole jar of it and dump it on your pristine, white, deep pile rug. Grind it in. It will spare you much agony later.
  1671. While you're at it, wallpaper the kitchen with it. This is how it's going to look in a few months, anyway.
  1672. Did I mention melting it onto the seats of your brand new leased automobile?
  1673. Use peanut butter as an analogy for life.
  1674. In the long remembered words of my late grandfather: "No, I wouldn't starve in my own kitchen... I'd make myself a peanut butter sandwich."
  1675. Grandpa's other favorite: Peanut butter on toasted donuts.
  1676. They have jelly filled donuts. Why not peanut butter filled donuts?
  1677. Use it to drop the hint to customers that you're closed and want to go home for the night.
  1678. Hire it if you run short on help.
  1679. Two days later, fire it for failure to show up for work twice in succession.
  1680. Throw your back out lifting it.
  1681. Get a tatoo on one shoulder that says "Skippy" and on the other shoulder one that says "Peter Pan". Tatoo "Jif" on your chest and "Smucker's" on your back. Call yourself "P. B. Rebel".
  1682. Try to walk a tight rope while holding a jar of peanut butter between your knees.
  1683. Instead of a net below you, have a huge vat of peanut butter!
  1684. Order it at Milliway's. Put it in a doggy bag for Marvin.
  1685. See how fast you can consume a jar of peanut butter by sucking it through a straw. Do this each day. With training, you can get pretty good. Go to narrower and narrower straws each year. By the time you're middle-aged, be using a coffee stir.
  1686. Put some in your ears before listening to Vogon poetry.
  1687. "TBSP = Tablespoons"
    "And I was SURE you meant Tons of Butter from Salted Peanuts ;-)"

    "Wouldn't that kill a man?"
  1688. If one of the puppeteers puts the rubber bands for the rods around his puppet's arms too tight, squeezing the circulation out of the wrist, soothe the wound with peanut butter. Or punish the puppeteer with peanut butter. Either way.
  1689. Elementary teachers, put a little glob of peanut butter on each A paper as a reward.
  1690. Use it to stick candies to the ceiling of an elementary school classroom. (Sneak in at night and do this. If you can, plant a hidden camera, as well.) Edible vandalism!
  1691. Keep some peanut butter in the chalk tray beneath the blackboard, to prevent chalk dust from falling or blowing off and spreading around the room.
  1692. Use a hypoderming needle to inject it into halloween candies before passing them out. See if you start a new halloween safety scare.
  1693. Run it through a tortilla press, just for fun!
  1694. Create an electrical peanut butter dispenser. Put it in the lobby of a theatre. Hook it up to The Clapper. Instruct the concession stand crew to keep an eye on the new PB dispenser and make sure it works okay. Hide a camera nearby and watch their reactions.
  1695. Replace the water in the drinking fountain with peanut butter. Hand out free popcorn, heavily salted.
  1696. If you can't do that, just turn the water fountain off, and go ahead and put the peanut butter right on the popcorn you're handing out.
  1697. Have a contest to see who can consume the most peanut butter in four hours without pulking or going to the bathroom. Award a $100 prize for the winner, taken from the proceeds you make selling drinks. See if you can get the peanut butter donated as a form of advertising.
  1698. Mix it with one of the two tubes that comes in a package of epoxy glue. Mix the other half into the jelly. Forge a note from your mom to your younger sibling suggesting peanut butter and jelly for lunch.
  1699. Store unstable elements such as Cesium in peanut butter to prevent them from reacting chemically with the atmosphere.
  1700. Put a banner on your web site that advertises peanut butter. Put a link beneath it that says "Web masters, make $$$ on your site with advertising, just like I'm doing." Make the link point to a page that promises large amounts of revenue for having the banner on their site, too. At the bottom, put "Page Updated, 4/1, by Poila Rofl."
  1701. When nobody else wants to be your best friend, peanut butter will.
  1702. Think of peanut butter whenever you need a happy thought so you can fly.
  1703. Use peanut butter instead of styrofoam packing peanuts to pack boxes.
  1704. Buff your old muzzleloader with it to keep it looking like new.
  1705. Put it into the empty sockets on your Christmas tree lights so that the rest of the lights will light.
  1706. Smear it on your cat's nose so it won't get hairballs.
  1707. Use it to keep transparent tape from sticking to itself.
  1708. On April 1st, replace everyone's mouse balls with peanut butter.
  1709. Hair color.
  1710. If you lack an umbrella, mix peanut butter into your hair and create your own!
  1711. Mr. PB: Put it in your head.
  1712. 7PB: The Uncola.
  1713. Give your keyboard a softer touch....
  1714. Use it to make dioramas for your class.
  1715. Make a model of the atom out of it. Try to show the peanut electrons jumping back and forth.
  1716. Eat it for breakfast.
  1717. Shocking news! Dish runs away with spoon! Peanut butter blamed.
  1718. Little miss Muffet, sat on a tuffet, eating a peanut butter sandwich and wondering, just what was a tuffet, anyway?
  1719. Coat the cow with it so that when it jumps over the moon, it doesn't burn up on re-entry.
  1720. There was an old woman
    Who lived in a shoe
    who had so many children
    She didn't know what to do--
    For one of them liked Skippy,
    and another, plain bread;
    Yet another preferred Jif,
    So she sent them to the store and told them to buy their own.
  1721. I'll say Old Mother Hubbard's cupboard was bare-- there wasn't even any peanut butter!
  1722. The butcher, the baker, the peanut butter maker!
  1723. Baa, baa black sheep, have you any peanut butter?
    Yes sir, yes sir, three jars full!
    One for the master, one for the dame,
    And one for that nutty Wheeitologist down the street.
  1724. The real story: Bo Peep's sheep baited by wolves with peanut butter!
  1725. Little boy Blue, come blow your horn-- if you can, that is, with that huge mouthful of peanut butter you've got there.
  1726. Sing a song of peanut butter, spread thick on slice of rye!
  1727. Revive the flavor of day-old blackbird pie.
  1728. All peanut butter is brown. Therefore, all non-brown items are non-peanut butter. Prove your hypothesis.
  1729. No peanut butter was harmed in the making of this movie.
  1730. Any resembalnce to any peanut butter, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
  1731. Rub it on your windows instead of having curtains.
  1732. Put it on your fork.
  1733. Stuff your holiday turkey with it. (Makes good gravy, too!)
  1734. Carbonate it. Never deal with flat peanut butter again.
  1735. Serve over ice.
  1736. Peanut butter jerky, anyone?
  1737. I'm dreaming of a white peanut butter.....
  1738. Oh Peanut Butter, oh Peanut Butter, how lovely are thy peanuts!
  1739. Silent peanut butter, chunky peanut butter....
  1740. Toast it.
  1741. Learn to rap. Call yourself "The Notorious P.B. Chunky and the Jelly CrU."
  1742. Rub it on your face to remove dead skin. Use crunchy.
  1743. Walk it on a leash. Act embarrassed next to fire hydrants.
  1744. Coat fire hydrants with it for, uh, protection.
  1745. If you have a dalmatian, add spots of PB to make him a calico.
  1746. Buy a small model rocket-- the Estes variety. Read up on flight dynamics, while you empty a small, plastic jar of PB. Attach fins and weight the cap appropriately, then add an engine mount. When you finally shoot off your creation, send us a picture.
  1747. After this succeeds, develop a larger rocket. Use the PB jar as a "payload capsule."
  1748. Turn in your time card with PB neatly smeared in all the appropriate spots. See how much your check is for that week.
  1749. Philosophical debate: Is peanut butter worth it?
  1750. Johnny Cochran: "If the man can't mutter, he must have eaten peanut butter."
  1751. You can always catch a bird by putting peanut butter on it's tail...
  1752. Instead of facing down that deadly, fiery dragon like most knights stupidly do before they get toasted, leave some peanut butter outside it's cave. While it's off eating the peanut butter, you can plunder his gold in safety.
  1753. Partake of it.
  1754. Disassemble it.
  1755. Spread it on the back of jigsaw puzzles, and stick them to the wall to show off your handiwork.
  1756. Spread it on sidewalks, to inhibit ice.
  1757. Mix it with beer, to inhibit... (hic) oops, too late.
  1758. Coat the front of your pants with it, so no one can tell if you've had an "accident."
  1759. If you want to gross somebody out, tell him to "Visualise Roseanne, wearing peanut butter and jelly."
  1760. If you need to run your car in a closed garage, plug up the tailpipe with peanut butter first to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.
  1761. Stick hundreds of Cheerios together with peanut butter to make a raft.
  1762. Change the color of the spots on your pet giraffe by painting over them with peanut butter.
  1763. Stick a few Cheerios together in a straight line with peanut butter, and stick in an extra-thick "lead" to make a PB & Cheerios pencil.
  1764. Slow down garden slugs by spreading peanut butter on the ground.
  1765. Market little tiny jars of peanut butter to go with doll house kitchen sets.
  1766. Fill in the cracks of jigsaw puzzles with it.
  1767. Put a thin layer on your computer screen to alter the colors.
  1768. Lay it out flat, dry it, and make paper.
  1769. New fruit-roll-up flavor: peanut butter!
  1770. Fill your mouth with peanut butter, plug your right nostril, and blow the peanut butter out your left nostril.
  1771. Serve it with lentils, avocado, and cabbage.
  1772. Coat the light bulb bases with peanut butter before screwing them in to stop the current and confuse people.
  1773. Jonadab's Magic Hair Growth Formula:
    1 cup peanut butter
    1 cup ammonia
    1/2 cup isopryptol
    1/4 cup popcorn salt
    2 TBSP nutmeg
    1/2 tsp black pepper
    Dissolve the salt in the alcohol. Chill overnight in freezer. Remove and crush. Spread over one half of a damp towel, then fold the towel over to cover it. Lay in a bowl.

    Combine peanut butter and ammonia in saucepan. Heat, stirring continually, to 300 Fahrenheit. Add the nutmeg and pepper and continue stirring over heat for five minutes. Remove from heat and immediately pour into bowl over the towell. Prepare subject's head (or wherever hair growth is desired) by making a series of parallel fine cuts with a sharp blade. After the contents of the bowl have cooled to the point where they will not scald the skin, remove the towel and make a compress of it over the area. Hold in place 30 minutes. Repeat once a day for two months. No one has ever done this and failed to grow large amounts of hair in the desired place.
  1774. Use peanut butter as an argument in the impeachment debate. It's at least as relevant as some of the other arguments presented.
  1775. Spread some on the toilet seat for a better seal when "Power dumping."
  1776. Take some to church and put it underneath your feet so that they don't swing while you're sitting there in the pew.
  1777. Gatling did a pretty good job with his gun; he just never used peanut butter.
  1778. Should you get ahold of the Great Seal of England, stamp it on the surface of a freshly opened jar of peanut butter so that you can later make a copy of it for your own personal use.
  1779. Be the first to break that smooth, glossy surface... of every jar in the store.
  1780. Figure out, mathematically, the maximum number of uses for peanut butter.
  1781. Figure out, philosophically, the maximum number of uses for peanut butter.
  1782. Winter always has such dull colors... white, grey, black. Peanut butter would liven up the scene considerably!
  1783. Type a paper. Run it through a shredder. Mix with peanut butter. Spread on bread. Now you really can eat your words!
  1784. Spread PB on a wall. Stick M&Ms in it. Make a mosaic.
  1785. Write messages on bathroom walls about it.
  1786. Write messages on bathroom walls with it.
  1787. If your lava lamp breaks, fill it up again with olive oil and peanut butter.
  1788. Preserve family heirlooms in it.
  1789. They have honey cured ham, why not peanut butter ham?
  1790. Subscribe Sarah Eady to the Whee list. Claim that the Peanut Butter did it.
  1791. Take some to a priest. Claim it's possessed.
  1792. Baptize it.
  1793. "Da peanut buddah made me do it..."
  1794. Take it to confession with you. Make up sins involving peanut butter. See how many Hail Marys you get.
  1795. Adopt it.
  1796. Leave the waitress a 15% tip... of peanut butter.
  1797. After removing the brains through the nose, and removing all other major organs, the ancient egyptians bathed the body again, and covered it in peanut butter, which is the first stage of mummification...
  1798. Trowel some onto your ceiling before you paint it to give it that rich, textured look.
  1799. If your landlady refuses to give you your security deposit back, pump the apartment full of peanut butter before you clear out.
  1800. Postal employees can now throw globs of peanut butter to dogs so that they can deliver the mail undisturbed.
  1801. Shoot baskets with it.
  1802. Throw it in protest at football games.
  1803. "The paths of righteousness lead straight to the peanut butter..."
  1804. Put peanut butter on the garage floor so that it won't get stained with oil drips.
  1805. Hang a jar of peanut butter in your garage so that you know how far to pull the car in.
  1806. Keep a jar of peanut butter on your dashboard to remind you that you have bikes on the roof rack, and don't go smashing them by taking the drive-through lane at the bank.
  1807. Keep all your spare change in it so that you can pay tolls while you're travelling.
  1808. Throw some in the dryer to prevent static cling.
  1809. If your skirt shows through too much, smear some peanut butter on the inside to keep you decent.
  1810. Fry doughnuts in it.
  1811. Block up the radiator grille on your car with it for more warmth in winter.
  1812. "Well, the Skippy on my right shoulder told me to help him, but the Jif on my left shoulder said to...."
  1813. Make epaulets for your the shoulders of your favorite coat. Wear them proudly.
  1814. SDI is, in actuality, trained monkeys sitting on satellites, throwing jars of PB at incoming missiles.
  1815. If an infinite amount of monkeys ate an infinite amount of peanut butter and sat down to type an infinite number of Sociology papers that were due the next morning....
  1816. Stack up as many jars of it as you can. The moon is only 1,922,005,000 jars away! [It might be noted that I made these measurements on the 40 oz jar in my cupboard, and that you'll need more of the smaller jars to make up the distance. -- Andy Kerr.]
  1817. If all the sky were parchment, and all the seas were ink, and all the islands peanut butter-- what would we do for drink?
  1818. Spray the inside of bathroom stall with great quanitiues of PB. Take a long time, until there's a line. Give the next person a very relived look when you finally do come out.
  1819. See what Freud had to say about peanut butter.
  1820. Travel back in time. Convince Salvadore Dali to include a jar of peanut butter in one of his paintings.
  1821. If that fails, you can sell it to him as mustache wax for that incredible mustache of his.
  1822. "Then, after we extract the dinosaur's DNA from the mosquito trapped in this fossilized bit of peanut butter...."
  1823. Build a car out of it. See how well it performs in government crash tests.
  1824. Stand on a street corner, handing it out. Claim it's your body, broken for them....
  1825. "Parlez vous Peanut-butter?"
  1826. "Ja wohl, mein Fuhrer! Ich esse der Peanutbutterbrotchenmitstrawbettypreservenessensstoff!"
  1827. (Singing) I took with me upon the streetcar
    My peanut butter, my peanut butter..."
  1828. Find the ingredient list on a jar of PB. read it aloud to your kids at bedtime to get them to go to sleep.
  1829. Tell people your middle initials are P.B. Grin all the time you do so.
  1830. Rub it on your teeth to cover up "smoker's stains."
  1831. Mold some onto your table lamps to make the look like trees.
  1832. Thoroughly pack your mouth with peanut butter. Carefully remove the glob, so you can make a casting of the inside of your mouth.
  1833. Stick newspaper articles into your scrapbok with it.
  1834. If you're doing a historical display, and want the newspapers to look aged, just spread a little peanut butter on the reverse side of the paper.
  1835. Make your own waxed paper: spread peanut butter on paper, and bake on high for 10 minutes.
  1836. Laminate it.
  1837. Always include PB in the family portrait.
  1838. Create a constellation. Call it Jiffy. Make up your own horoscopes based on it's position in the sky.
  1839. Spread some around the catbox to catch any stray pieces of cat litter that might get kicked out.
  1840. Put some in the fridge, to absorb odors.
  1841. Drop some on your toe. Make up a new swear word.
  1842. Poke holes in an old can. Fill it halfway with peanut butter and susped it over your houseplants. Fill the other half of the can with water. this allows the slow, steady watering that is most beneficial to plants.
  1843. At Easter, let the kids go on a peanut butter hunt.
  1844. Use it in children's church: "See? On the third day, Tommy, the top of the peanut butter jar was unscrewed, and Jesus walked out, alive! Isn't that amazing?"
  1845. Instead of a business card, hand out jars of peanut butter.
  1846. Blaspheme it.
  1847. Stipple it.
  1848. Osculate it.
  1849. Pay to have Truman eat it on The Truman Show.
  1850. If your school system can't afford to buy you supplies, teach children rhythm in music class by banging jars of peanut butter together.
  1851. Explain atomic fission with it: "Und so, when the little glob of peanut butter is fired into the big glob of peanut butter, the glob reaches critical mass...."
  1852. Every day, take out a personals ad in the paper begging your peanut butter to come home to you, all is forgiven.
  1853. SWM, ISO PB for some serious sandwich making. No crunchies, please.
  1854. Meditate on it, instead of your navel.
  1855. Meditate on a navel filled with peanut butter.
  1856. Meditate on the sound of a man clapping who has peanut butter on his hands.
  1857. New law: by 2004, all cars must be installed with a system that will spray a cloud of peanut butter from the roof of the car should it ever exceed 55 mph.
  1858. Bathe in it. Rinse with milk.
  1859. Dark chocolate is chocolate with the cocoa butter still in it. Milk chocolate is where the cocoa butter in chocolate is replaced with milk. Peanut Butter Chocolate is where the cocoa butter is replaced with peanut butter....
  1860. Take a look at the puddles on the garage floor. If it's dark brown, the car is leaking oil. If it's green, the car is leaking coolant. If it's light brown, boy, you've got a problem with your peanut butter seals!
  1861. Spread it on swordfish steaks in case the seafood is as fresh as it normally is in Indiana.
  1862. Keep some in your toolbox, just in case.
  1863. Find a man named Justin Case, and give him a case... just in case.
  1864. Using Fontographer, develop a font that looks like peanut butter. Let people download it for free off your website.
  1865. The peanut butter virus: Turns your screen various shades of brown every weekday afternoon at 3:30.
  1866. Get the National Dairy Board to use peanut butter in their ads for milk. Nothing makes you thirstier for milk than peanut butter....
  1867. Roll jars of peanut butter across the freeway to a friend on the other side. Calculate the hit/miss ratio.
  1868. A radio-control jar of peanut butter would be really cool.
  1869. Empty PB jars make good coffins for smaller pets, such as gerbils.
  1870. Pull off the knobs on your TV and spray some peanut butter inside for better reception.
  1871. Make a *really* small fishtank out of an empty, clean jar. I reccomend a Betta Splendens as an occupant.
  1872. Cover over the reset button on your computer so your little sister doesn't push it by accident while you're working on something really, really important.
  1873. Make it a level in your shareware Breakout game.
  1874. Smear it on your Christmas presents instead of wrapping them.
  1875. Nothing says "I love you" like a faceful of peanut butter!
  1876. Use it to stick a spare set of keys to the underside of your car, in case you ever get locked out.
  1877. Put a large amount in a sandwich baggie. Wrap it festively. Videotape the expressions of people as they pinch their presents, trying to figure out what you might have gotten them...
  1878. Count out Fibbonacci sequences using jars of peanut butter.
  1879. Mix Kool-Aid in it to get fun flavors. Avoid the Mega Mountain Twists at al costs.
  1880. If your wife keeps yapping at your to get off the computer, give her a mouthful of peanut butter to suck on so that you have a few minutes' peace and quiet.
  1881. Find an old squashball court. Line up several hundred jars along the opposite wall. Play Breakout.
  1882. Wallow in it.
  1883. New form of torture: sew the prisoner's lips together, then put him in a room full of peanut butter. Tell him to write out what you want to know in the peanut butter on the walls with his finger.
  1884. When getting ready for a date, if you're afraid your mouth will run uncontrollably and embarrass you, fill your mouth with peanut butter to prevent this.
  1885. Discipline with the dreaded peanut butter spanking. Coat the paddle with peanut butter so it stings differently.
  1886. Create a large mockup of a jar of peanut butter out of paper mache. Paint it green. Travel to Ellis Island, sneak up at night, and cover the torch with it so it looks like the statue is holding your favorite brand.
  1887. Practice on it with your power tools. You can drill the same holes and make the same cuts again and again, then mold the peanut butter back into its original shape for next time.
  1888. Use it to fill in that rough surface on sandpaper to make it smoother.
  1889. Take crunchy peanut butter and run it through an industrial strength blender to make creamy peanut butter.
  1890. Add chopped peanuts to creamy peanut butter to make crunchy peanut butter.
  1891. If you need an excuse to travel to England, say you've never had "wholemeal" peanut butter and intend to try some, preferably Tesco's.
  1892. Design an original symbol. Sneak into an archive of blueprints and put it in strategic locations of a few of the blueprints. Add it to the key with the descriptive text "peanut butter". Never tell anyone.
  1893. Normally a square peg won't fit in a round hole, but if the square peg is made of peanut butter, you can make it fit.
  1894. Coat the compressed-spring snake with it before squeezing it into the can, so when some fool opens the can and the snake pops out, it'll be messy.
  1895. Give peanut butter to your employees as an annual bonus in lieu of a raise.
  1896. Wrap a glop of peanut butter in plastic wrap.
  1897. "I dream of Jeanie with the light brown peanut butter..."
  1898. If you get pre-sliced pepperoni and wanted a stick, stick the slices back together with peanut butter.
  1899. Sabotoge a peanut butter factory by putting peanut butter in parts of the equipment where it doesn't belong. If you get caught, say you were just trying to create a little dramatic irony.
  1900. Ferment it and make peanut butter wine.
  1901. Distill peanut butter wine and make peanut butter whiskey.
  1902. Let peanut butter wine spoil and get peanut butter vinegar.
  1903. Serve peanut butter wine and peanut butter whiskey and peanut butter vinegar at a party, in identical pitchers.
  1904. Meticulously brush a little peanut butter onto each blade of grass in your yard. See if the local newspaper will interview you. Explain how it's really a kind of art. Come up with a name for your new form of art, and make sure it ends with "ism".
  1905. Lock a person you want to torture in a room. Dip dead mice in peanut butter and hang them from the ceiling in there. Give the person nothing (else) to eat. They will have to lick the peanut butter from the dead mice. Each day let the dead mice age longer before putting them in the room, and put less and less peanut butter on each one.
  1906. Make peanut butter fudge. Mmmmmmm.
  1907. Final exam in child psychology course: convince a group of 30 second graders that peanut butter cookies are "icky". At least five of the children must be given one to eat first.
  1908. Give your spouse a bath in peanut butter as a form of therapy for stress.
  1909. Refill old "Squeeze-It" plastic juice bottles.
  1910. Develop a school of literary criticism that seeks to analyze every work of literature as a metaphor for peanut butter.
  1911. Apply the peanut butter school of literary criticism to peanut butter advertisements.
  1912. Apply the peanut butter school of literary criticism to the ingredients lists on jars of peanut butter.
  1913. Apply the peanut butter school of literary criticism to your revered religious or political document of choice; develop a new religious or political philosophy from your interpretation. Proselytize the masses with it.
  1914. Become a WWF wrestler; use peanut butter as your gimmick.
  1915. <blasphemy>
    Joy to the World,
    the peanut butter has come.
    Let Earth receive her King...
    </blasphemy>
  1916. Get Woody Allen started talking about peanut butter. Record it. Make a movie.
  1917. Route a Valnier Particle Stream through peanut butter conduit to actuate its trajectory with additional accuracy without reducing its density, thus allowing long-distance manipulation of a Type F Newton Vortex, allowing a Tharkeen Passage to be created without being physically near to the Plotkin Anomaly controlling the Gate.
  1918. Can't find a job in the holiday season? Start your own peanut butter factory!
  1919. Offended by Dead Baby jokes? Write Dead Peanut Butter jokes!
  1920. Suspend a bucket full of peanut butter over the front door. Rig the doorbell to a small winch to pull a rope over a pulley, lifting the bottom of the bucket. Make the length of the rope such that the third ring will upend the bucket.
  1921. Use it to fill in the grooves on your old-fashioned wasboard so it'll be easier to do laundry.
  1922. Decorate snowmen with it. It makes excellent hair, and it also works for boogers.
  1923. Decorate puppets with it. It makes excellent hair, and it also works for boogers.
  1924. Make a paper-mache plesiasaur. Coat it with peanut butter for waterproofing and realistic colouring. Tow it on a long, long rope behind your boat on Loch Ness. At night.
  1925. "I'm gettin' peanut butter for Christmas.
    Mommy and Daddy are mad.
    I'm gettin' peanut butter for Christmas.
    Cause I ain't been peanut butter..."
  1926. "Of course, of course. From some Libian nationalists. They wanted me to build them a bomb, so I took their peanut butter and gave them a shoddy bomb casing filled with used pinball machine parts."
  1927. Write your own version of Cinderella, in which the wicked stepsisters wouldn't let Cinderella have any peanut butter.
  1928. If you have two dogs, you never have to bathe them. Just coat them both in peanut butter and let them bathe each other!
  1929. Use it to stick antlers to your dog's head so you can be the Grinch.
  1930. Replace the Jai-Lai puck with something a little less dangerous. Or did we already mention accelerating it to the speed of light and standing in its path?
  1931. Design and build the highest-powered telescope ever. Rent the space shuttle and launch it into space. Discover a star never seen before. Name it "Peanut Butter".
  1932. Start your own school of revisionist history claiming that ancient peoples all over the world once believed in the Great Cosmic Peanut Butter and only later developed inferior religions such as paganism and theism. Cite evidence in ancient writings that are alluded to in other ancient writings but do not in fact remain to be studied; that way, no one can refute your claims. It also helps to use big words and compound-complex sentences and speak in abstractions.
  1933. Fill a bowl with peanut butter. Cover it with plastic wrap. Play catch with it. Send a videotape to the plastic wrap company for use in advertising. If they don't use it, send a copy to the peanut butter company. If they don't air it either, send it to America's Funniest Home Videos.
  1934. Drop globs of it in the fountain at the mall for "good luck at the dinner table".
  1935. Play the game at the amusement park where you have to throw pennies at a plate and have them stay on the plate. Keep a little peanut butter in your pocket, and secretly smear just a little on each penny to increase your chances.
  1936. Fill the chimney with it so Santa will get stuck. On Christmas morning light a fire in the fireplace.
  1937. Create a jail cell that's lined from wall to wall with electric outlets, each on its own circuit. Plug them all with peanut butter. Put your prisoners in there and give them nothing (else) to eat. Make sure they're barefoot and the floor is metal.
  1938. Give one prisoner nothing but milk. Give the other nothing but peanut butter. Separate their cells with a thick but transparent wall of plexiglass.
  1939. Add it to salsa for a slightly different flavor on your chips.
  1940. If you have a broken jaw and the oral surgeon is booked solid for a month, mix peanut butter with contact cement and fill your mouth with that to immobilize your jaw.
  1941. If you run out of peanut butter, panic.
  1942. If someone you know runs out of peanut butter and panic, try to get them to use walnut butter instead. Tell them it's "almost the same".
  1943. If someone tries to get you to use walnut butter in place of peanut butter, tell them to go bite a sidewalk. Almost isn't good enough.
  1944. Stir chopped cashews into some regular peanut butter to make Gourmet Mixed Nut Spread.
  1945. "Found a peanut butter,
    Found a peanut butter,
    Found a peanut butter just now,
    Just now I found a peanut butter,
    Found a peanut butter just now..."
  1946. Add cornstarch to peanut butter and heat it to thicken it up, thus making "Extra Rich" peanut butter.
  1947. Who needs beef and lettuce and tomato and cheese? The best tacos are made with peanut butter and chocolate chips!
  1948. Stuff the nozzle of your dad's propane torch with peanut butter. See how long it takes him to notice next time he tries to use it.
  1949. At parties, hang jars of peanut butter upside down and lidless from the ceiling. Party-goers must try to eat the peanut butter without using their hands.
  1950. Wear a heavy jar of peanut butter in a belly pouch during the holiday season so you don't constantly forget your diet with all the sweets around.
  1951. Make a peanut butter sandwich. Fry it. Dip it in ketchup and have it for lunch. Erin Simpson insists this is quite tasty.
  1952. Stick car parts together with it.
  1953. Dab it on your face to make a fake mustache and beard so you look more venerable.
  1954. Put some on the toilet paper. Kick the roll over into the next stall. Say, "Oops, could you kick that back over here, please?"
  1955. Put peanut butter on the bottoms of your shoes so you walk with a bounce.
  1956. Put it under the rug so your parents will have a squishy surprise.
  1957. Mold pennies out of it.
  1958. Eyebrow and leg wax.
  1959. Put some on a couple of teeth to scare the dentist.
  1960. Use it to stick nuts to the tree to tease squirrels.
  1961. Give yourself fake chicken pox.
  1962. Put some on the windshield and push it around with the wiper blades for fun.
  1963. Heat it. Apply it to your windshield on a winter morning to melt the frost.
  1964. Coat car tires with it so they'll stick to the road better.
  1965. Put it on icy roads and parking lots to prevent slippage.
  1966. Dab it on the bottom of the "feet" of granny's walker so she won't slip.
  1967. Hide medicine in it so it'll go down unnoticed.
  1968. You don't need uses for peanut butter, really. Peanut butter is an end unto itself.
  1969. Push it down a snowy hill. See if you get a huge ball at the bottom.
  1970. Throw it out in front of skydivers to get them to jump.
  1971. If someone is on a high building, yelling that they're going to jump, quickly get a large vat of peanut butter and position it just under them.
  1972. Hang a jar of it on your wall.
  1973. Treat it like it's a member of your family. (Oh, see, and here's Timmy, and here's Skippy....")
  1974. Convince a grandmother to have some in her "brag book." Videotape her showing off her "grandchildren."
  1975. Teach it to skate.
  1976. If you have a frozen lake nearby, smack a jar of it around on the ice like a hockey puck.
  1977. Create a rocket-powered peanut butter jar. Race it with your friends. Kudos if you break the sound barrier in the process.
  1978. Spread it on the wings of supersonic aircraft to absorb heat.
  1979. Spread it on your boat to prevent barnacles.
  1980. Sneak some onto an aircraft carrier. While no one's looking, mount it to the piston they use to launch jets. Launch your peanut butter.
  1981. Throw some off the poop deck for target practice.
  1982. Coat slippery boat decks with it to make them... more slippery.
  1983. If someone falls overboard, throw him some peanut butter.
  1984. Defend your actions in court by pointing out that fat floats, and that peanut butter has 17 grams of fat per tablespoon.
  1985. Invoke the peanut butter clause.
  1986. Exorcize it.
  1987. Paint it red.
  1988. Bleach it.
  1989. The inspector has been shot. Round up the usual peanut butters."
  1990. Play it again, Jif.
  1991. Surely Inspector Gadget had some peanut butter on him somewhere...
  1992. "Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find me the bread. This peanut butter will self-destruct in five seconds."
  1993. Rewritable Peanut Butter Discs. (RPBDs)
  1994. Trap a genie in it.
  1995. Store your slinky in it so that your brother won't find it and ruin it.
  1996. PB jars make great containers to mail cookies in...
  1997. Spread it on fruitcake to disguise the fact that it's... fruitcake.
  1998. Hide some fruitcake in a peanut butter jar so that people will accept it cheerfully before they realize what you've actually given them.
  1999. Gather all the fruitcakes anyone ever sends you, and dry them out on the heat register. Once you've got a good collection, use peanut butter to join them together to make a colorful brick patio or fireplace.
  2000. Did someone say stocking stuffer?
  2001. Empty your refrigerator. Fill it up with as many PB jars as will fit. Claim not to know anything about it.
  2002. If you have multiple personalities, engage them in a discussion about peanut butter.
  2003. Stick a diamond ring in the top of a jar of peanut butter. When your girlfriend finds it, propose to her.
  2004. Take some to a football game to sit on.
  2005. "Peanuts! Popcorn! Peanuuuut Butter!"
  2006. Call the power company. Beg them not to disconnect you, because it's the middle of winter, and you've got six little jars of peanut butter to take care of.
  2007. Call the water company. Ask if they decontaminate the water for peanut butter.
  2008. Call the gas company. Tell them in ugent tones that you smell peanut butter, and should you evacuate?
  2009. Dust it for fingerprints.
  2010. Hang it from your mirror instead of fuzzy dice.
  2011. If you're into hot rods and car shows where they open the hood so everyone can see the engine, add a peanut butter jar to the engine compartment in a prominent place with a few hoses running in and out of it. Refuse to answer any questions about it.
  2012. Juggle it.
  2013. Give some to your sister-in law for her to mold in her E-Z-Bake oven.
  2014. Take 100 locusts. Remove intestines, wings, and legs. Fry in a small amount of peanut butter until crunchy. Add salt, serve.
  2015. Leave some out for the ants. When they come, zap 'em with a magnifying glass.
  2016. Rent ANTZ, and eat peanut butter while watching it. See if you feel guilty about what you did that morning with the magnifying glass.
  2017. "Hey, Milhouse. What do you have for lunch?"
    "Lemme see. Oh, boy, Baloney! What do you have, Bart?"

    "Oh, peanut butter on a playing card. Wanna trade?"
  2018. At a carnival, set up a booth where peope can pay to try to knock down a stack of peanut butter jars.
  2019. Keep a jar of peanut butter on your desk so you won't have to lick stamps.
  2020. Heeeeey, peanut butter flavored postage stamps! I'll make a million!
  2021. While everyone else is looting and rioting, make off with as much peanut butter as you can.
  2022. Sneak into a marshmallow factory. Add peanut butter to the mix. If caught, say that you wanted Fluffernutters without having to use two knives.
  2023. Roast it on sticks over an open fire.
  2024. S'Mores with More! Add peanut butter to your normal fireside treat for a snack that will leave you speechless!
  2025. Spread some peanut butter on a paper plate. Leave it outside. Investigate whatever lands in it as part of your nature study.
  2026. Cover half of the peanut butter. See if exposure to sun changes the peanut butter any.
  2027. Tie it to the railroad tracks.
  2028. Put some in your camera. See what develops.
  2029. Call up your airline and ask about their regulations on peanut butter. (You might be surprised.)
  2030. Did you know that Altavista lists almost 2,000 pages that contain both the phrase "peanut butter" and the word "f***" in them? It's quite amazing.
  2031. Spray paint the inside of a peanut butter jar and make a tiny pinhole in the side. If you put some photo paper inside, across from the hole, you have a genuine pinhole camera!
  2032. Make a peanut butter and lutefisk sandwich.
  2033. "No officer, I didn't notice my speed, as I was trying to swat this jar of peanut butter..."
  2034. Mount some on the hood of your car.
  2035. Mount it as you would a hunting trophy. Use the biggest jar you can find.
  2036. "Ok, everyone, put your Peanut Butter thinking caps on..."
  2037. Use it instead of axle grease to free pesky nuts and bolts. (I tried it. It works. --Shadow)
  2038. Use it to hang your stockings by the chimney with care...
  2039. Seal outdoor electric joints with it--PB doesn't conduct electricity.
  2040. Smear it on bubble wrap to keep people from popping it compulsively.
  2041. Stuff the chimney with it so Santa gets a surprise on the way down.
  2042. Stick your hand in a jar of peanut butter if you can't find your other glove. Not much dexterity, but hey, you're warm.
  2043. If Superman isn't around to save the day, sculpt a quick trestle bridge out of peanut butter so that the 6:15 express train won't fall in the gorge.
  2044. Store Kryptonite in it.
  2045. Fake cow patties, anyone?
  2046. If you're in the middle of a drought, and you can't find any mud, make mud pies out of peanut butter.
  2047. Stick the angel to the top of the tree with it.
  2048. Astronauts can use it to tack things in place temporarily so they won't float away.
  2049. Micrometeor catcher.
  2050. Buy a BotBoard, some sensors, and a few motors, combine with a jar of PB, and voila, PBot!
  2051. Build a peanut butter detector.
  2052. Mix it with Marmite for the ultimate Aussie treat.
  2053. Put it on your turkey sandwich.
  2054. Make a PB photomosaic.
  2055. Use it to shore up the leaning tower of Pisa so that it won't fall over.
  2056. Did someone say Leaning Tower of Peanut Butter?
  2057. Call Domino's with a thousand-dollar order. When they deliver, stick them together with peanut butter, and set it at an angle; you now have the leaning tower of pizza.
  2058. Use it to make your e-mail wrap properly.
  2059. Squish it between your fingers to strengthen your grip.
  2060. Knead it. (This is also a great way to clean your fingernails.)
  2061. Smoked peanut butter, anyone?
  2062. Leave it in the oven, on high. Smoke everyone out of the house with it.
  2063. PB perfume.
  2064. Fill a swimming pool with peanut butter and 1000 car keys. The diver that finds the right key wins a new car!
  2065. Fill your pockets with it before stepping on the scale.
  2066. Fill a balloon with it; give it to your cat to play with.
  2067. If you're silly enough to have held a magnet up to your screen, and distorted all the colors, use peanut butter to cover over the distorted spots so no one will know.
  2068. One word: Slingshot.
  2069. Coat a frisbee with it to slime your opponents.
  2070. Give your horse a rubdown with it.
  2071. Slip some into your horse's mouth. Videotape your horse "talking."
  2072. The Million Jar March on Washington for Peanut Butter Rights!
  2073. Add PCP to PB to create mass hysteria so that you can take control of the country without interference.
  2074. Return of the Peanut Butter
  2075. The Peanut Butter Strikes Back
  2076. Night of the Killer PB
  2077. Carry it with you on a helicopter ride.
  2078. If you're out on a jungle landing strip, throw a jar of it into the propeller to convince the natives not to go near that end of the plane.
  2079. The first peanut butter to set jar on the moon...
  2080. (Dippy electronic voice) The peanut butter is ajar. The peanut butter is ajar. The peanut butter is ajar.....
  2081. Use it to glue yourself to the top of the flagpole.
  2082. Whe creating Wet Noodle Sculptures, use PB to keep them in place.
  2083. Put it on your spoon.
  2084. Play TiddlyWinks with the jar lids.
  2085. Replace missing tooth fillings with chunky until you can get to the dentist.
  2086. Glue victims to their chairs with PB instead of tying them up.
  2087. Train seals to balance it on their noses.
  2088. If your elephant won't move, dangle a jar of PB in front of him on a long stick.
  2089. Put some PB in a funnel. See how long it takes to drip out. Create a timer based on this system-- just as good as a water clock, and it doesn't evaporate!
  2090. We have pH, why not pB?
  2091. Create peanut butter traps for your game of marbles.
  2092. Send out free samples of PB in little vials, or, better yet, include them in the campus trial packs that college students can get at the start of the semester.
  2093. Include peanut butter scents flaps in fashion magazines.
  2094. Scratch and sniff PB stickers....
  2095. Lubricate your straightjacket with it to make it easier to take off.
  2096. Make a fake beard out of it for the school play.
  2097. Bury your telephone in it to stop the ringing.
  2098. Have peanut butter answer the phone.
  2099. When you answer the phone, say, "Peanut Butter."
  2100. After a rock concert, stuff it in your ears to stop the ringing.
  2101. Before a rock concert, stuff it in your ears to prevent the ringing.
  2102. Keep it in your underwear drawer so you can take it out and smell it while no one is looking.
  2103. Get your Pb.D. in peanutbutterology.
  2104. Use it to draw on instead of a whiteboard.
  2105. Create rebar out of paper clips. Add PB to this paperclip frame. Build skyscrapers.
  2106. Add it to a butter churn to give it more resistance.
  2107. Make any note a sticky note.
  2108. Bang your head on it to relieve stress.
  2109. Soothe diaper rash...
  2110. If your phone lacks a mute button, stick the receiver in PB while you look up that file...
  2111. Write an e-mail to Scott Adams, challenging him to work in a week-long segment on peanut butter into the Dilbert strip.
  2112. 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.
  2113. That's not peanut butter, Charlie Brown...
  2114. Bribe the Vatican into changing the Lord's Prayer to say, "Give us this day our daily peanut butter."
  2115. Add a little glob to the transmitter on the remote control to frustrate hubby into getting up and changing the channels by hand.
  2116. Store screwdrivers in it to keep them from rusting.
  2117. Volunteer to teach a night class on "PB Technology" at your local technical college.
  2118. Spread the word that your jar of peanut butter is in direct competition with Microsoft. See if you get bought out.
  2119. Spread it on the floor of your workshop to catch sawdust.
  2120. On the fourth of July, pack fireworks into a large jar of PB and light the fuse. (Admire from a distance...)
  2121. 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.
  2122. 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.
  2123. Have a peanut butter spitting contest.
  2124. Using peanut butter, explore ways to make peanut brittle less brittle.
  2125. "I've got a jar of whoop-ass peanut butter... don't make me open this!"
  2126. Subject it to wind tunnel tests. Argue the advantages of having peanut butter be more aerodynamic.
  2127. I'm certain peanut butter would bounce under the right conditions. Wonder what those conditions are?
  2128. Heat it in the microwave, and spread it on sore muscles as a heat pack.
  2129. A hot cup of chamomile peanut butter, that will cure what ails you...
  2130. Prime your sump pump.
  2131. Lubricate paper clips with it to make them easier to use.
  2132. Lubricate coat hangers to make them easier to get apart.
  2133. Lubricate coat hangers to make it easier for them to, uh, reproduce.
  2134. Smear some around your ears so that you can make a perfect "acoustic seal" with the headphones.
  2135. 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.
  2136. Stop up the bells of Salvation Army bellringers.
  2137. Peanut butter. 160 decibel Coast Guard diesel powered foghorn. Wonder what would happen?
  2138. Mow it.
  2139. Lawnmower muffler.
  2140. Plaster it onto the trunks of Christmas trees to give them a "fuller" look.
  2141. I'm dreaming of a brown Christmas...
  2142. 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.
  2143. Full Peanut Butter Jacket.
  2144. Grease your bicycle seat with it so you can get back in the saddle again...
  2145. Eulogize it.
  2146. Award it the Nobel Peace Prize.
  2147. Conduct experiments to see if PB will burn in an oxygen-poor atmosphere.
  2148. Why TP a friends house when you can PB it, too?
  2149. Roll it into a typewriter and see if you can type on it. (Use an old typewriter, OK?)
  2150. Make handprints in it, and give it to Mom on mother's day.
  2151. Put a little on your comb to keep your hair from getting frizzy in the summer.
  2152. Coat a young child with peanut butter and turn them loose in your friend's (disgustingly pristine) white-carpeted house.
  2153. Feed it to the cat to see if it causes flatulence.
  2154. They make tuna-flavored laxative for cats. Why not peanut butter flavored laxative for humans?
  2155. Make peanut butter cups, using Ex-lax instead of chocolate...
  2156. Make pick-up-sticks a tad more challenging.
  2157. Sand isn't much of a hazard for a golf course. Peanut butter over quicksand would be much more interesting!
  2158. Animate it using a stop-motion camera. Extra points if you can convince us it's eating New York.
  2159. While you're at it, just bury New York in PB.
  2160. Yoda: Talk can I not! Force-feed me peanut butter, do you?
  2161. Put Peanut Butter in the gas tank of a "friend"...
  2162. 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?"
  2163. Fill wine glasses with different levels of peanut butter. Make music.
  2164. Write your doctoral dissertation on "Effects of Peanut Butter on Water Buffalo in Mid-Nineteenth Century America."
  2165. Put it on the cover of National Geographic.
  2166. Time Magazine's "Food of the Milennium."
  2167. Mix with Noxynol-9 for teeny-bobber birth control.
  2168. 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...
  2169. State funded "Peanut Butter Education" during health class for all Jr. High students.
  2170. See how many people you can stick to the ceiling before the ceiling gives way.
  2171. Makes a nice Auburn toupee...
  2172. Simultaneously execute and embalm death-row criminals with it.
  2173. Wear it as a bikini. Periodically move the peanut butter to eliminate those pesky tan lines.
  2174. Theoretically, if you refill a bean-bag chair with peanuts, you'll eventually have a peanut butter chair...
  2175. Grease pigs with it at the state fair to make them harder to catch.
  2176. Spread it on your little brother to make him harder to catch.
  2177. Shoot down jars of it at a shooting gallery.
  2178. 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.
  2179. Peanut butter jar lids are just so in this year...
  2180. If you like making things out of beads, store the beads in peanut butter jar lids so that they don't scatter everywhere.
  2181. 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...
  2182. Stick blobs of it on your boss's car.
  2183. Mix with cream hardener to see if it would be a good replacement for Bondo.
  2184. Empty several jars into your pants. Explain that you couldn't restrain yourself.
  2185. 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!
  2186. Leave it in a cabinet for several years. See if it develops into a sentient life-form.
  2187. 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.
  2188. If peanut butter in the gas tank doesn't work, how about peanut butter in the transmission...?
  2189. Freeze dried peanut butter makes a tasty summer treat!
  2190. Paint your house in peanut butter, and use strawberry jam for the trim.
  2191. Stuff it in your shirt, sculpt it to look like muscle, and walk around savoring the results.
  2192. Use it as a substitute for milk on your cereal.
  2193. Start a new fad: The peanut butter tuxedo.
  2194. Give edible condoms a run for the money.
  2195. 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...
  2196. Use it to assasinate your spouse.
  2197. Like gag me with a spoon, fer sure, and make sure it has, like, peanut butter on it, like, ya know? Totally...
  2198. Peanut butter pottery--the place settings you can eat!
  2199. Decorate a newlywed's car with it.
  2200. Smear it on your windows instead of shades.
  2201. Hawk PB loogies.
  2202. Smear some on your nose to simulate the spread of STDs. (I'll have to get Deborah to explain this one...)
  2203. Lightproof your darkroom with it.
  2204. Leave it on your lawn. See if it spawns toadstools.
  2205. Hold long, intimate conversations with it.
  2206. So, you're the typesetter for the Journal of the American Medical Associaton. Do you realize how easy it would be to slip in articles about the health benefits of peanut butter?
  2207. Toss some in the dryer to eliminate static cling.
  2208. Leave some in the middle of the floor for someone to slip on.
  2209. Leave large glops of it near fire hydrants and on neighbor's lawns.
  2210. A 10 lb. jar makes a darn good doorstop...
  2211. Proofread it.
  2212. Bathe your cat in it. Ants are easier to deal with than fleas, right?
  2213. Should you attempt the above, use it as a salve for your many wounds.
  2214. Steam it and serve in bamboo baskets.
  2215. If you have to go fix your roof on a hot, sunny day, coat your hands and knees with it so you won't get burned by the roof.
  2216. Put some in those rough, uncomfortable work gloves for a more comfortable fit. (Use creamy.)
  2217. New form of penance: walk five miles with peanuts in your shoes. You must eat the resulting peanut butter at your next confession.
  2218. If you must eat crow, put a little peanut butter on it first.
  2219. I love peanut butter. I love beer battered shrimp. How about peanut butter beer battered shrimp?
  2220. Peanut butter a la mode.
  2221. Cut it with pinking shears. (if your mum's into quilting, this will get you killed, beaten, or grounded for life.)
  2222. Keep your old fishing nets soft by soaking them in a solution of peanut butter.
  2223. Bait your hook with it.
  2224. Breed nightcrawlers, and give them plenty of peanut butter to eat and burrow through.
  2225. If it's hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk, then, by all means, take the opportunity to grill yourself a peanut butter sandwich.
  2226. Summer sport: Grease a watermelon with peanut butter, and throw it into the swimming pool. First team to get the watermelon to the opposing goal wins a point. Aussie rules: No drowning anybody.
  2227. Sign your jar up for a pen-pal list. Correspond daily with others about how much of "you" was eaten that day, and on what sort of bread. Always sign your letters, "P.B. Jiffy".
  2228. If something is funny, search it for hidden peanut butter.
  2229. make a "peanut butter chain" and wear it in your hair on hot summer days; either that, or give it to someone you "like-like."
  2230. Sure, Michaelangelo's "David" was impressive--but Andy Kerr's "Goliath" in peanut butter, now that is something!
  2231. Give Barbie a mudpack and makeover.
  2232. Set a mostly empty jar out on the lawn at dusk; collect fireflies in it to make a "lantern."
  2233. Make clothes for stick figures.
  2234. Write to Crayola and suggest that they change "indian red" to "peanut butter red." They actually have a form on their website for suggestions...
  2235. The edible forest: use dried noodles and seaweed (or some other tough, wrappable edible) to make the rough form of a tree; cover this over with peanut butter to make the bark, and top it off with finely chopped broccoli florets for the leaves. A guaranteed conversation starter at any dinner party.
  2236. Laugh while eating it. See if you can get it to come out your nose.
  2237. Skip some across a pond.
  2238. Be a kid again--eat it right out of the jar.
  2239. Attempt to eat a peanut butter sandwich in such a way that you get a peanut butter mustache.
  2240. Put some on your chin. See how you'd look with a beard.
  2241. If you run out of gold stars, put a little dab of peanut butter on the progress chart...
  2242. See if it'll pick up print from the comics, like Silly Putty does.
  2243. Add it to your Etch-A-Sketch to avoid the "gray screen of death."
  2244. Dunk it in your milk.
  2245. Slam dunk it on the basketball court.
  2246. Drop it out of your R/C plane to simulate napalm.
  2247. Share some with a buddy at lunch.
  2248. Have a staring contest with it. See who wins.
  2249. Try to suck it through a straw.
  2250. While away the lonely hours, sitting in your rocker, petting your pet jar of peanut butter...
  2251. They have whisky sours... why not peanut butter bitters?
  2252. Make a peanut butter fountain. Splash in it on hot summer days.
  2253. Paint your house with it; try to lure in little kids like the wicked witch in Hansel and Gretel.
  2254. If you're not allowed to paint the house with it, paint the couch with it instead.
  2255. Wax on, wax off.
  2256. Holds your dentures in place nicely, without that awful wintergreen taste.
  2257. Makes a good replacement for florist's foam....
  2258. PB, the kissable lipstick that tastes good, too!
  2259. Take some freeze-dried peanut butter on your next camping trip.
  2260. Use some dried peanut butter as an alternative to buffalo chips on your next camping trip.
  2261. Hair color: Peanut Butter. Eyes: Peanut Butter.
  2262. "The suspect was seen fleeing the supermarket, wearing a red, green, and blue striped shirt. He is said to be 'somewhat auburn' in color and is described as having a 'chunky' complexion. If you know where Mr. Jiffy is tonight, call us..."
  2263. Build a time machine out of it. Go back in time an have a nice, long chat with George Washington Carver.
  2264. Three words: Y2K Emergency Rations.
  2265. Carry it on your quest to "get a life."
  2266. Demagnetize it.
  2267. Store your backup tapes in it. If there's ever a fire the peanut butter will liquefy and... well, maybe this isn't such a good idea....
  2268. Build a model of the parthenon out of it in your back yard. Strut about, pretending you're a Greek god, smiting all the ants that would come to desecrate your temple...
  2269. Get a buddy to go up onto the garage roof with you to watch the jar of peanut butter that you left on the driveway. Be sure to remark about how all the people look like ants from that high up.
  2270. If your friend (astute as he is) remarks that those are ants down there, jump to your death "to protect the peanut butter." Make sure your last words are memorable.
  2271. Spam is so passé. Peanut butter Usenet instead.
  2272. People hate it when you leave flyers under their windshield wipers, so just stick the flyer to the windshield with PB instead.
  2273. Hey, you know how all that dust always gets stuck to the back of the fan? What if you put peanut butter on there? It would catch so much dust, it'd be like having filtered air...
  2274. Fill in the tread on your shoes with PB, and visit a friends house. When your friend mentions that you're leaving a trail, mutter about "that dumb dog" and try to scrape it off into their brand new carpet.
  2275. If you should cut courself while shaving, dab a little peanut butter on the cut. Go to work that way.
  2276. Ask for it (very nervously) at the drugstore.
  2277. Keep some in your briefcase, just in case.
  2278. Spread it thick on a piece of cardboard, and make handprints in it. Ossify it and send it to grandma for her birthday.
  2279. I'm told that in the land Down Under, they (gasp) put the peanut butter on the TOP slice of the sandwich!
  2280. Special Secret Recipe Dijon Peanut Burre...
  2281. Smear a lot of peanut butter on a banana. Tell the joke about the monkey that tested the fit of everything it ate.
  2282. The moors at Alhambra had pools of mercury that would sparkle in the sunlight. I'm thinking pools of peanut butter in Indiana would be pretty cool....
  2283. They pump water into your house. They pump sewage out of your house. I'm sure a dedicated peanut butter pipeline isn't too much to ask.
  2284. If your internet connection is fuzzy, put some peanut butter on it to smooth it out.
  2285. Make a complete lunch in one sandwich by dipping the top slice of a PB sandwich in coffee, and the bottom slice in some soup.
  2286. If your bicycle helmet is a little loose, pack the inside with a little peanut butter for a better fit.
  2287. Tell your mum you're going to drive down to the 7-11 to get some peanut butter. Drive INTO the 7-11: through the plate glass, past the Slurpees, hang a left at the snacks, grab the peanut butter, and burn rubber all the way to the checkout. Pay in pennies.
  2288. Plant grass seed in it.
  2289. If it grows, cover your entire car in it, and seed it so you can have a "grass car" like Bill Nye the Science Guy.
  2290. If it doesn't grow, who cares? You can still have the only peanut butter car on your block!
  2291. If you get tired of your peanut butter car, take it to a drive-through car wash. When you get out the other side, throw a fit about how it took the finish off.
  2292. Add some to a cotton candy machine. See if you can get peanut butter cotton, "to represent the agriculture of the South."
  2293. Call Rush Limbaugh daily, asking him what the conservatives are going to do on "the peanut butter issue."
  2294. Sign up your roommate for a pie-eating contest. Secretly replace his pies with peanut butter.
  2295. Whipped peanut butter sounds like a great topping to me...
  2296. Get some big tubes, and assemble them going down a steep hillside. Coat the inside with peanut butter, and charge kids a dollar each to slide down.
  2297. Drop it in mud puddles and swirl it about to make interesting designs.
  2298. When someone asks you for your gif online, send a scanned image of peanut butter.
  2299. You know, people are paying a whole bunch of money for coffee beans that have, uh, already been through the digestive tract of an animal. (No, I'm not kidding.) So, I say, what if we tried this with peanuts? I bet it would make some very interesting peanut butter...
  2300. Serve it with green eggs and ham.
  2301. Serve it on a train!
  2302. Or on a plane?
  2303. Would you, could you, in the rain?
  2304. Eat it in the park, after dark...
  2305. Go to lover's lane, and throw it into the cars where people are making out.
  2306. Oh, no! The peanut butter broke! My life is ruined!
  2307. Stuff some in the leak in the dike so that little boy (now a withered old man) can finally go home and have some lunch.
  2308. On second thought, he's been doing such a good job, let's just give him a peanut butter sandwich, and let him keep on working...
  2309. Stick the legs of the sofa in peanut butter so as to protect the carpet.
  2310. Carve a hole in it so the traffic can get through.
  2311. Two words: Swan dive.
  2312. Cover yourself in peanut butter to see how it feels to be a bird stuck in an oil slick.
  2313. Put a beacon on it so that passing aircraft can avoid it.
  2314. Mail it to Frankfurt.
  2315. Bury it in Bangor.
  2316. Cover your backside with it; eat beans and cabbage. See if you can blow bubbles.
  2317. The peanut butter in Spain stays mainly... well, the peanut butter in Spain isn't really worth talking about.
  2318. Name your kids after it.
  2319. Soak your feet in it at the end of a long day.
  2320. Coat the piano leg with it so kitty won't sharpen his claws on it.
  2321. If you run out of pastels, you can finish your beach scene with peanut butter!
  2322. Mix it with lemon oil to make a really nice guitar polish.
  2323. Smear it generously around a favorite photograph and let it dry into a decorative frame.
  2324. Recreate the Sistine Chapel ceiling. In peanut butter. In the hallway.
  2325. Use it instead of plaster to paint frescoes.
  2326. Send it to MENSA as proof of your mental superiority.
  2327. Paint your toenails with it.
  2328. Hang clumps of it on strings to make a silent wind chime.
  2329. Peanut butter pie in the face!
  2330. Mmm... I have this craving for fried jalapeño poppers, stuffed with hot, steaming peanut butter...
  2331. Draw whiskers on it.
  2332. Hand it out with your business card.
  2333. "To ensure quality, this peanut butter sandwich may be monitored."
  2334. "To order now, please sign and date the enclosed peanut butter and return it in the pre-paid envelope..."
  2335. "Press the Peanut Butter key to continue."
  2336. Use it to copy someone's fingerprints.
  2337. Use it to copy someone's keys.
  2338. Give some to the nice officer at the door, along with your "Get out of jail free" card.
  2339. If that doesn't work, give some to the judge on the sly.
  2340. If even that fails, make sure you have some when you go to jail. It'll make some of those new, uh, "experiences" so much more pleasant.
  2341. Carve up a few jars to make PB-o' lanterns.
  2342. Use as makeup for a jack-o' lantern
  2343. Embed non-Y2K compliant computer chips in it. See if it brings on a global disaster come January 1.
  2344. To break a nosepicking habit, mix with pepper mild enough for the kid to eat, but not to inadvertantly stick up thier nose. If nothing else, it will teach them to wash their hands thoroughly.
  2345. Grease the scaffolding with it.
  2346. Put some on that branch that every passing male just has to do a pull-up on.
  2347. Smear some all over yourself. Tell people you were with the Planter's Peanut when you got in a car accident. See if local high schools will get you to come talk to the students about the experience.
  2348. Change your name to Peanut Butter. Use a jar as your coat-of-arms.
  2349. Too far from the beach to make a sand castle? Make a peanut butter castle instead. Make sure to fill the moat with jelly. Send us photos.
  2350. The perfect accesory to any prom dress!
  2351. Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue, and, of course, a peanut butter sandwich.
  2352. Did you know that peanut butter used to come in buckets? Man, I bet those things had as amny uses as the jars.
  2353. Carry a jar with you at all times. When you see a good subject on the street or in a shopping mall, run up, press it into their hands and frantically say, "Oh God, please, please help me. look after this, you must, you can't let them get it. Oh, no.". Then look over your shoulder, scream, and run away. It helps if you get two friends to dress in CIA siuts and follow you for this one.
  2354. Study soliton wave propagation properties of PB to determine utility in rapid information transfer.
  2355. Fun with public telephones. 'Nuff said.
  2356. Increase the contrast. See if it makes your peanut butter is more crunchy.
  2357. Coat pickles with it. Have contests to see who can fit the most in their nose.
  2358. Go to the middle of the Atlantic. Sink your ship and throw 50,000 jars of peanut butter overboard. Keep track of where peanut butter jars show up on beaches, and you'll have an accurate model of Atlantic ocean currents. Repeat for the Pacific.
  2359. Smear some peanut butter on the wall to serve as a flood marker--the place where the peanut butter is no longer washed away is the highest point.
  2360. Float a few jars to keep track of the tides in your little brother's wading pool.
  2361. Instead of old, junky-looking tires, protect your boat with peanut butter jars!
  2362. Create a small, but powerful spy telescope by fitting a peanut butter jar with lenses and mirrors. No one will ever suspect you're doing anything other than reading the nutrition information on the jar.
  2363. Make a PBS documentary about the History of Peanut Butter.
  2364. Write articles for Popular Science about the Future of Peanut Butter. Be sure to include it's relevance to lunar colonies and exploration of Mars.
  2365. Write a sonnet about it.
  2366. Write a sonata to go with your PB sonnet.
  2367. Write crude limericks about it.
  2368. Steel becomes brittle in extreme cold; concrete cracks and can't handle expansion. The ideal building material for the bridge across the Bering Strait is obviously peanut butter.
  2369. End the cruel harvesting of cork! Did you know they harvest it by stripping all the bark off trees, leaving the trees vulnerable to any bug that comes along? We must boycott cork! By the way, I've got some peanut butter based bulletin boards for sale...
  2370. Test it's solubility in water, alcohol, and formaldehyde.
  2371. Pickle it.
  2372. Forget Super Chunky--I want INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH!
  2373. See if you can sell it in the hardware section.
  2374. If not, put it in cleaning supplies as "gum remover."
  2375. Use it to polish individual peanuts to a high luster.
  2376. Use it to polish your spouse to a high lust...
  2377. Spray it on fresh concrete to moist-cure it.
  2378. PB flavored toothpaste.... Mmm!
  2379. PB liqueur.
  2380. If you hate trudging through the mud, in the rain, to get out to the woodshed, cover the path a few feet deep in peanut butter to make all that trudging a more pleasant experience.
  2381. Soak old newspapers in a mixture of dishwashing liquid and PB. Layer and roll tightly, tying off with a string. Once they dry, they make wonderful, long lasting (and great smelling!) fireplace logs.
  2382. Put a little on your bicycle handlebar so you can get the new handgrips on.
  2383. Lubricate your chain with it.
  2384. Relives saddle sores.
  2385. Use it instead of saddle soap.
  2386. Tour de France strategy: keep a bag of liquefied peanut butter under your jersey. Right near the end, when you're making that breakaway to claim the yellow jersey, unleash the PB so that it bulges out of your shorts and streams down your legs. Opponents will immediately assume this is a side effect of the high-fiber diet, and no one will want to get on your tail to trail you to the finish.
  2387. For nutrition during the race, coat the top tube of the bike with peanut butter and scoop some off whenever you get a free moment with your hands.
  2388. If you can't afford an aerodynamic skinsuit, have the masseur cover your entire body with peanut butter for that "extra edge."
  2389. Has the UCI banned peanut butter yet? No? Great, get me a PB and testosterone sandwich...
  2390. Add interest to those boring Tour stages by covering sections of the road with peanut butter.
  2391. Instead of newspapers, stuff some PB down your jersey to keep you from getting too cold on those fast mountain descents.
  2392. Mix fish food into a glob of peanut butter and drop it into your tank so that it will dissolve slowly and feed your fish while you're away on vacation.
  2393. Record sounds of PB glopping out of a jar.
  2394. Boost your website's popularity by adding free PB.mp3 downloads!
  2395. I'm told there is a real comic strip out there called PB Galaxy...
  2396. Put a lump of it in your coffee instead of creamer.
  2397. Or how about some in your hot chocolate, for that matter?
  2398. "The world would be a better place if coffee tasted as good as it smells, and peanut butter smelled as good as it tasted." --Elsie Tietz
  2399. Devise a means to make peanut butter smell like coffee.
  2400. Devise a means to make coffee smell like peanut butter.
  2401. Instead of using one of those expensive lens-cleaning kits, just put a little peanut butter on an old AOL CD and pop it in your CD drive.
  2402. Stick several hundred AOL disks together with it. (For what purpose, you ask? Since when did AOL disks have a purpose?)
  2403. Turn it on a lathe.
  2404. Peanut butter balusters: not only does it look good, it's fun to say!
  2405. Put a few jars on the ends of a rope; use as a weapon.
  2406. Protect your castle by pouring boiling peanut butter over the walls!
  2407. Mix peanut butter, kerosene, parrafin and caynne pepper for do-it-yourself napalm with a kick!
  2408. Mix peanut butter with hot mustard and put it on bread. Call it a Saddamwich.
  2409. Blend peanut butter, honey, marshmallow fluff, and oatmeal. Make a sandwich of it, and name it after someone who is sickeningly sweet and hard to swallow. (I'm open to suggestions for a name to go here.)
  2410. Smear a little on an old skylight filter to make a nice, warm diffusion filter for portraits of people with horrendous skin problems.
    Peanut Butter in Education:
  2411. Heat it over a bunsen burner to demonstrate change-of-phase to a chemistry class.
  2412. Heat it over a very hot bunsen burner to demonstrate plasma physics.
  2413. Dip it in liquid nitrogen, then drop it on the floor and watch it shatter to demonstrate the effects of low temperatures to a chemistry class.
  2414. Coat the pieces with glass, and sell them as souvenirs or paperweights.
  2415. Test for superconductivity. If it works, patent it. You'll be rich!!
  2416. Put it in a centrifuge and separate out the oil as a demonstration for a chemistry class
  2417. Market the oil as an environmentally-friendly substitute for fossil fuels.
  2418. Market the remaining portion as an environmentally friendly satay base stock cube.
  2419. Use the oil to make soap.
  2420. Use the soap to wash the peanut butter off the centrifuge
  2421. Mold it into a cube and leave it overnight to demonstrate slow-flowing fluids to a chemistry class.
  2422. Mold it into a cube and leave it for three weeks, as a demosntartion for a biology class.
  2423. Separate it into two blobs, throw them against each other, to demonstrate conservation of momentum.
  2424. Separate into two blobs, throw them against each other harder to demonstrate nuclear physics to a physics class.
  2425. Collect 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 jars and demonstrate the formation of a black hole.
  2426. Use the black hole as an environmentally-friendly garbage disposal.
  2427. Use the X-rays emitted from the falling garbage as a source of free energy for the human race.
  2428. Electrically charge a blob and make it float in an electrical field.
  2429. Make models out of it to help teach topology or geometry.
  2430. Have the students measure its coefficient of thermal expansion.
  2431. Have the students measure its density.
  2432. Use it to demonstrate the archimedian principle.
  2433. Have studnets measure its electrical resistance.
  2434. Have studnets measure the "permeability of peanut butter."
  2435. Wrap a wad around a lump of Sodium, immerse in water, and stand back.
  2436. Perhaps Caesium would be more spectacular.
  2437. Get chemistry students to performe an NMR scan to detect additives or impurities.
  2438. Add trace amounts to one jar of water, and get chemistry students to try to identify which jar.
  2439. Get students to try to invent a chemical that can completely clear all trace of PB from a jar of water.
  2440. Get engineering students to build a robot that can make a peanut butter sandwich.
  2441. Get computer science students to write software to detect by sight the difference between chunky and super-chunky.
  2442. sell the software to a PB manufacturer.
  2443. Get the students to measure its absorption spectrum.
  2444. Get the students to measure the absorption spectra of different brands, to detect traces of impurities or additives.
  2445. Fill in scratches in your CDs.
  2446. "The moon landing? Oh, they faked that. Did it in a sound stage out in New Mexico--flooded the whole dang place with peanut butter, then blew cornstarch all over it. Made for some real fice footprints, I'll say that..."
  2447. "Oh, yeah, and the real reason that they had to abort Apollo 13? that whole soundstage got taken over by ants, and they couldn't go on filming..."
  2448. Leave a jar of it on the moon.
  2449. And today's space launch is sponsored by Jiffy! The best peanut butter on this world, and the next!
  2450. Read the book of Revelations (that's in the Bible) to see if there will be peanut butter in the New Heaven and the New Earth.
  2451. I bet somewhere, in all those dead sea scrolls, there's a killer recipe for peanut butter...
  2452. Make up a language. Write it out on tablets of dried peanut butter. Store them in a dry cave out in the middle east somewhere, and wait to see what new archaeological evidence is found...
  2453. Visit the digs. Claim you can translate the tablets. Do so.
  2454. Seal all of your letters with peanut butter. Be sure to make an impression with a signet ring.
  2455. Sculpt yourself a new nose with it. Insist that your roommate call you Cyrano.
  2456. Make it dissapear. Claim it wil reappear in a day or so in a similar, but somewhat changed form.
  2457. See how much the toaster can handle.
  2458. Create a Rube Goldberg machine to put peanut butter on toast.
  2459. Put some on your nose when you go in to a meeting with the boss. This will let him know that you're a willing partner to whatever he comes up with.
  2460. Why stop with brown nosing? Get your whole body into the act!
  2461. Convince your boss that this peanut butter is a wonderful mud mask that must remain on for at least 48 hours--and oh, it's great for hair, too!
  2462. If your boss does do this, you've set up the perfect chance to tell your co-workers where you think management has stuck their head. If you can time it so that you say it just before your boss walks in, so much the better.
  2463. Stick it where the sun don't shine.
  2464. Stick it where the sun does shine.
  2465. Beat it with a stick.
  2466. Gather as much peanut butter as you can find, and shake a stick at it. Keep adding more peanut butter until you can conclusively find out how much peanut butter you have when there's "more peanut butter than you can shake a stick at." Publish your results.
  2467. Peanut butter has been an all-time classic. It's about time someone came out with a sequel, isn't it?
  2468. Life imitates art. This peanut butter is art. Imitate it.
  2469. Art imitates life. Peanut butter is life...
  2470. The peanut butter that cannot be anything else is not the true peanut butter.
  2471. Stick a number of peanuts into a softened stick of margerine. Try to explain to your kids that it really is peanut butter. See if the belive you.
  2472. As an interesting psychology experiment, ask those same kids to convince their friend that this is peanut butter. See if their actions vary if you pay them to defend this viewpoint or if they do it as a favor for you.
  2473. Peanut Butter Primal Urge Therapy: "You want your peanut butter! But your mommy TOOK IT AWAY FROM YOU! SCREAM! SCREAM! YOU WANT YOUR PEANUT BUTTER!"
  2474. "So, Mr. Smith, we've talked about your mother quite a bit. Tell me about your first peanut butter sandwich."
  2475. "Two brands sat there in the store, and I , I took the brand less advertised. And that has made all the difference."
  2476. Test nuclear weapons in it.
  2477. Better yet, replace all nuclear warheads with peanut butter. The world would be a better place.
  2478. Burn it. Make smoke signals.
  2479. Caffeinated PB, anyone?
  2480. Come out with a line of Decaf PB. See what kind of press that stirs up.
  2481. Get on the PA and announce you have PB and PCs.
  2482. Set it out at parties to dip chips in.
  2483. Set it out at parties to dip partygoers in.
  2484. We won't spread, and we won't chew, and we won't go with guys that do! You may think we don't have any fun... we don't!
  2485. Give Charlie a nickels' worth of peanut butter so he can finally get off the M.T.A.
  2486. Demand that you get two peanut butter breaks per day as part of your "perks."
  2487. Got peanut butter?
  2488. Find out if mudskippers like peanut butter as much as they like mud.
  2489. Skippety-hop to the barber shop, to buy a jar of PB, one for you, and one for me, and one for brother Andy!
  2490. Give some to the President. See if it impresses Jodi Foster.
  2491. Spare a jar of peanut butter, buddy?
  2492. Add some to the pile of papers on your desk whenever you have to "turn the compost."
  2493. That's m$0.02w, Flames to dev/pb.
  2494. Throw some off a roller coaster. They've found odder things underneath, trust me.
  2495. Throw some off the merry-go-round. I'm willing to bet this will get you kicked out of the park, whereas the previous item won't.
  2496. As they're kicking you off the merry-go-round, leave a little peanut butter on the horse for the next person.
  2497. Take some on one of those "big drop" rides, so you can experience the bizarre spectacle of peanut butter floating in front of you.
  2498. Strap a few jars to your feet so you can meet the minimum height requirement on the rides and won't have to be confined to the "kiddie coasters."
  2499. "Two foot longs, please, extra onions, extra peanut butter."
  2500. When someone asks for peanut butter, kick them in the groin as hard as possible. Later explain that you thought they wanted a certain something "busted" and you were just trying to be helpful.
  2501. When someone asks for peanut butter, kick them as hard as possible in the groin. Offer no explanations.
  2502. Start the International Journal of Comparative Peanut Butter Studies. Make yourself editor. See what sort of articles people send you.
  2503. Leave some peanut butter on the railroad tracks about 10 minutes before the train arrives. Try to estimate how far the peanut butter will be smeared, and check your results after the train passes.
  2504. Get a jar of PB stuck in a tree. Call the fire department about getting it down.
  2505. Parse it.
  2506. "Peanutbutter" makes a great password.
  2507. Make a parody of the X-Files--the PB Files! Make all the aliens resemble peanut butter and jelly in some way.
  2508. Be terse with it.
  2509. Write verse with it.
  2510. Cast a curse with it.
  2511. Eat it 'til you're sick and go to the nurse with it.
  2512. Collect coins? Make an impression of the obverse with it!
  2513. Put some in your transmission and drive in reverse with it.
  2514. Take out a loan and see if you can reimburse with it.
  2515. Claim you're not adverse to it.
  2516. Ride in a hearse with it.
  2517. Do something worse with it...
  2518. Eat Certs with it!
  2519. Put a jar of it on the tail of a kite in a lightning storm.
  2520. Have fun with a peanut butter egg on a Tesla coil.
  2521. Coat your Van de Graaff generator with it to keep it from making those annoying sparks.
  2522. Strap a few jars to yourself when you go to weigh in for a wrestling match so that you can get into a heavier weight class.
  2523. Stick your eyelids open with it so you can at least pretend to be awake during class.
  2524. Write a VBasic program to pop up error messages on a friend's computer, claiming that the computer is almost out of peanut butter, and please insert more to continue... (I'm working on it. I'll post the program when I'm done...)
  2525. Build your own climbing wall out of dried peanut butter.
  2526. Use an old peanut butter jar to hold your chalk
  2527. Grease Tarzan's next vine.
  2528. Mix with mentholyptus to make a better-tasting throat drop.
  2529. Put a towel over your head and sit over a steaming bowl of peanut butter to clear up a stuffy head.
  2530. Go go gadget peanut butter!
  2531. Sculpt fins for your car.
  2532. Ask if you can get free advertising in exchange for a few jars of peanut butter.
  2533. You know, at this rate, I think we can reach 3000 uses for Peanut Butter by the year 2000. Write to kerr@kconline.com to help out!
  2534. Shave your head. Make designs on it in peanut butter.
  2535. And if you buy now, we'll send you, FREE, this 12 oz. jar of peanut butter, absolutely FREE!"
  2536. Offer it as a signing bonus to attract better football players.
  2537. Pump your football pads full of PB for a firmer feel.
  2538. Tackle it.
  2539. Barry! You just won the Super Bowl! What are you going to do now? "I'm going to eat a peanut butter sandwich!"
  2540. Lateral the PB to the QB so he can make a TD.
  2541. Use it to soothe wounds if you are gored by a papal bull.
  2542. Carry some with you to fend off the bulls in Pamplona.
  2543. Start a campaign to "Stop Elephant Porn!" Take out ad space on peanut butter jars.
  2544. Elephant Porn? There's lubrication possibilities, here...
  2545. Entice elephants into your studio with "all the peanut butter they can eat."
  2546. I swear that there's a folk song out there that ends with, "Toot, toot, peanut butter" but for the life of me, I can't remember what it is.
  2547. Put a jar of it on the tail of a kite in a lightning storm.
  2548. Have fun with a peanut butter egg on a Tesla coil.
  2549. Coat your Van de Graaff generator with it to keep it from making those annoying sparks.
  2550. Strap a few jars to yourself when you go to weigh in for a wrestling match so that you can get into a heavier weight class.
  2551. Stick your eyelids open with it so you can at least pretend to be awake during class.
  2552. Write a VBasic program to pop up error messages on a friend's computer, claiming that the computer is almost out of peanut butter, and please insert more to continue... (I'm working on it. I'll post the program when I'm done...)
  2553. Amend the constitution to make peanut butter illegal. See if it has similar effects as with prohibition.
  2554. Peanut Butter Does Dallas.
  2555. Debbie Does Peanut Butter.
  2556. Give it a smog check.
  2557. D.A.R.E. to keep kids off peanut butter!
  2558. "Sir, would you please step out of the car. Have you had any peanut butter tonight?"
  2559. Clear as peanut butter, boss!
  2560. Build a ramp in your driveway and perform death defying leaps as you see how many jars of peanut butter you can clear with your bicycle.
  2561. If your car runs out of gas, fashion yourself a gas can out of peanut butter and hitchhike to the nearest gas station.
  2562. Use peanut butter to sculpt an extra thumb onto your hand so you won't strain your hand by sticking your thumb out for hours until someone stops to pick you up.
  2563. If you don't have a jack for your car, get a branch and lever up your car while sticking peanut butter as many peanut butter jars underneath as you can.
  2564. As a great practical joke, jack up someone's car and set it on top of a dozen peanut butter jars. No damage, but getting it down again is a bit of a challenge.
  2565. Put it on battery terminals to keep them from corroding.
  2566. In winter, warm up some PB on the stove, and pack it around frozen gas and water lines to help thaw them out.
  2567. A bit of warmed-up PB in a sandwich bag makes a very nice handwarmer.
  2568. You know, it takes way too long to teach kids how to hold a pencil, whe they can be learning to write. We should skip them ahead to the next level by just peanutbuttering the pencil to their index finger and starting in on the alphabet....
  2569. Cover kids shoes with it so they can't untie them so easily.
  2570. Sculpt fat handles onto pre-existing silverware to make things easier for kids and seniors.
  2571. Write out your dying words in peanut butter.
  2572. Use it to Win Friends and Influence People!
  2573. Discover the Power of Positive Peanut Butter!