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Staple it to the Jell-O you just nailed to the wall.
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Prevent blisters when sliding down ropes by coating your hands with it ahead of time.
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Social faux pas: show up to a dinner party wearing the same peanut butter as the hostess.
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Get little packets of peanut butter and crackers. Throw away the peanut butter and crackers. Collect the little red plastic spreaders.
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Use it as mortar when making graham cracker houses.
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Run a few hundred barrels of it through an oil refinery to see if you can get peanut butter gasoline.
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Deep fat fry it.
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Do taste tests between it and Coke, New Coke, and Classic Coke.
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Do taste tests between it and Vaseline.
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"Peanut Butter Stress-Coat with Aloe Vera replaces the natural protective slime coat your tropical fish needs in time of stress..."
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Goldfish anti-depressant.
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Underarm anti-perspirant.
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Fill the mosh pit. 'Nuff said.
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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...)
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Peanut Butter popsicles.
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Peanut butter enemas... no, wait, what would be the point?
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Peanut butter, peanut butter, give me your answer do....
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Marinade your steaks in it before grilling.
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"So, you still won't talk, eh? Frankie, hand me that jar of peanut butter."
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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?
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E = PB squared
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The secret to Don King's hairdo!
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Coat the wings of airliners with it to prevent ice formation.
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"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..."
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Create a slo-mo landslide with it as a special effect in a movie.
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Vastly improves the flavor of caviar.
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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...
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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..."
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Coat someone's cigarettes with it to help him stop smoking.
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Sometimes I think all my friends were made out of peanut butter...
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Annoy your co-workers at McDonald's by talking about peanut butter non-stop for an entire shift!
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New kind of sandwich: instead of putting peanut butter between bread, be innovative and put bread between peanut butter!
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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.
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"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..."
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"Peanut Butter Helper helps your Peanut Butter Helper makes a great meal!"
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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.)
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Coat your motherboard and hard drive with it. Dance around the roaring fire singing "Jingle Bell Rock".
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Do-it-yourself Dr. Seuss hat.
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Use it as a marinade when immolating your Beanie Baby collection.
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Use it as a lint trap in your drier.
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Cover up those pesky gravy stains on your tie.
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The shocking truth revealed: William Tell actually shot a peanut butter sandwich out of his son's hand!
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Cheat at poker by sticking your cards together with it.
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"I'll see your Reese's, and I'll raise you a Skippy."
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Coat the bottom of your grill with it, to keep the heat in.
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Lubricate wood screws with it, so that they'll go in easier.
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Use it in your sound system to get those, rich, warm, tones from your guitar.
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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...
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Perform the above under the stage name "P.B. King." Keep a jar of peanut butter on-stage. Talk to it. Name it Lucielle.
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Keep a jar of it in your guitar case to keep the wood from cracking in those dry, steam-heated Indiana winters.
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Use it for better heat transfer between your CPU and the heat sink.
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If you can't afford gel running shoes, inject it into the heel to provide more cushioning.
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Smear it on your goggles before diving to keep them from fogging up.
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Use it to prank the newlyweds on their wedding night. (Sorry, John and Christina...)
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Coat globs of it in shoe polish to hide the fact that you've been snitching from grandma's box of Whitman's chocolates.
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Put some on your hands so you can change the light bulb while it's still hot.
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Add peanut butter to your lab partner's centrifuge experiments. Add wildly different amounts to each tube. Help her plot and interpret the data.
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Use in place of quicksand for national security.
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Grease your slide rule.
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100% reusable earwax replacement.
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Use it to plug up leaks around the storm windows.
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Eat it to stay cool on those Chicago nights when you're afraid to open the window because of gunfire.
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Add some to your hot chocolate. Yummy.
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Post "missing pet" posters for it around your neighborhood. Offer a reward.
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"And this report is brought to you live, vie our satellite, PB1..."
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Coat your racing shell with it to lower your hull-to-water friction.
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Figure out how tall the Empire State Building is by dropping jars of peanut butter from the observation deck.
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"And as the jelly glaciers receded, the mighty Colorado carved the rivers of the Grand canyon out of the living peanut butter..."
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Burn peanut butter candles to mask the smell of flatulence.
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Coat satellites with it to collect samples of space dust.
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[singing] Oh, I'm just wild about peanut butter \ and peanut butter's wild about me ...
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Toss small bits of it into a spider's web and watch how the spider deals with her newest "catch".
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Pour it over Cheerios instead of milk. Makes a thicker, richer, more balanced breakfast.
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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".
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Restate all the laws of physics in terms of peanut butter.
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When your dog needs (and doesn't want) a bath, use peanut butter to entice him into the bathtub.
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New massage therapy: cover your back with peanut butter and let your dog lick it off.
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Use it to stop the clock during a particularly difficult test.
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Leave some out for the raccoons. Poison the water they wash it in.
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Pass it out with religious tracts.
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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)
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Instead of POGs, collect and play with peanut butter jar lids.
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Eating peanut butter at ground zero... what a way to go!
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Coat the inside of your dryer with it to cut down on the missing socks.
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Form it into tiny, dimpled peanuts.
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When serving snails, put peanut butter in the shells instead of the usual goop.
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Coat your hands with it when breaking into a house, so that you won't leave fingerprints. Use jelly at the next house.
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Plant flowers in it. See if they grow.
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Dangle a little bit inside your hamster's exercise wheel, for extra incentive.
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Instead of M&M therapy, use Peanut Butter therapy.
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Dust the bookshelves with it.
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Store your jewelry in it. No thief would think to look there.
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Secretly add vitamins to it so your kids will get their proper nutrition.
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Bookends.
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Use it as an emergency tank when your fishbowl develops a leak.
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Send a message in a bottle... or a jar, at any rate.
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Have a peanut butter jar cemented into your wall instead of a safe.
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Marry it.
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Divorce it. Use the jelly as grounds.
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