Sue's Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich

Thanks to: Whatchamacallit Sue


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From:       Whatchamacallit Sue <whatchamacallit_sue@my-deja.com>
Subject:    Re: Old TV ACTOR'S HEADING TO THE POKEY
Date:       2000/04/13
Message-ID: <8d3gir$7di$1@nnrp1.deja.com>#1/1
Newsgroups: alt.religion.kibology,alt.fan.tom-servo


In article <38f822f2.7243520@news.mindspring.com,
 ring@mindspring.com wrote:

> I used my telepathic powers to read <8d3334$phm$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, in
> which Whatchamacallit Sue <whatchamacallit_sue@my-deja.com> typed:
> 
> >Laugh all you want at me for being just a simple house wife, but
> >I bet I could whip all your butts in a PB&J sandwich making duel. :)
>
> Oh, yeah?  Well, tell me this, then:  Which way are you supposed to
> cut them when you're done? HMMMMMMMMMMMMM?!!!!!!!!!!?!?!?!?!?!

A proper PB&J sandwich is constructed in the following order:

Step one: Find two pieces of white bread, preferably using Grandpa
Stroemann's King or Family sized loafs.

Step two: Slather BOTH pieces of bread with unrefridgerated peanut butter.
Adding peanut butter to only one of the pieces of bread does not a true PB&J
sandwich make.

Step three: Add jelly. I use a refrigerated jelly, not jam. It's been my
experience that Smuckers has the best jelly.

Step four: Cut into two perfect triangles.

Step five: Bite into PB&J.

Step six: Chew PB&J.

Step seven: Swallow gooey mess.

Step eight: repeat steps five six and seven until sandwich is all gone.

Step nine: wipe mouth with napkin.

Step ten: Belch if necessary.

Step eleven: Blame step ten on husband if children are present.

--
Whatchamacallit? We call it, Sue!

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