the peanut butter principle

My Lovely Wife explaining her aversion to public displays of affection:

“I like peanut butter. That doesn’t mean I’m going to eat it IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET.”


8 Responses to “the peanut butter principle”

  1. Radioactive Jam Says:

    Makes. Me. Hungry.

  2. sween Says:

    Hungry — yes.

    And oddly uncomfortable due to the association created in my brain between peanut butter and displays of affection…

  3. g-dog Says:

    “And oddly uncomfortable due to the association created in my brain between peanut butter and displays of affection…”

    What do you mean - they are both sweet, salty, creamy, sticky, crunchy(?), and nutty all at the same time!

  4. sween Says:

    OK. Now I’m REALLY uncomfortable.

    [Squirms in chair uncomfortably.]

  5. Alison Says:

    So…are you saying that she says you stick to the roof of her mouth? Cuz thats just too much information…….
    And whatever you want her to do in public that makes you stick to the roof of her mouth? I think its illegal.

  6. sween Says:

    EVERYBODY! STOP! YOU’RE GIVING ME A COMPLEX!

    I will never eat peanut butter again.

    Or I will eat it furtively with the bathroom door closed.

    And then feel ashamed.

  7. g-dog Says:

    What about peanut butter cookies? Or better yet the peanut butter blossom cookies with the Hershey’s kiss in the middle?

  8. sween Says:

    Please. I beg of you. Don’t transfer this complex over to cookies. I don’t think I could handle it.

make with the yak-yak

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