The 2,000,000th post game

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Edna Skinner was in THE KISSING BANDIT with Cyd Charisse, who was in WON TON TON, THE DOG WHO SAVED HOLLYWOOD with Phil Leeds, who was in HE SAID, SHE SAID with Kevin Bacon.

82 bottles of beer on the wall,
82 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
81 bottles of beer on the wall.

TODAY IS

A frying pan…

…a car battery…

…and some Ramen?

Oh, and a mix tape.

Huh. Yeah, that’s a uh…

…that’s a list alright.

And

The first written reference to a PB&J was in 1901. From the Boston Cooking School Magazine of Culinary Science and Domestic Economics: "For variety, some day try making little sandwiches, or bread fingers (!), or three very thin layers of bread and two of filling, one of peanut paste, whatever brand you prefer (JIF!), and currant or crab-apple jelly (YES!) for the other."

According to the Peanut Board (not to be confused with the peanut gallery, who presumably would make fun of the people on the Peanut Board) peanut butter and jelly were staples in military rations during WWII, and the returning G.I.s helped popularize the sandwich.

Livestrong dot com states that a regular ol' PB&J offers 27% of your daily fat and 22% of your calories. Livestrong dot com has no comment on deep frying a PB&J, but really that can’t be good for you.

Know Your Meme dot com has a very thorough synopsis of the evolution of ”It’s Peanut Butter Jelly Time”, a beloved/ despised flash animation (created in 2002 by RalphWiggum and Comrade Flynn) that was paired with an accompanying song from the the Buckwheat Boyz. How sad that absolutely no one involved with this project wanted to use their real name.

An episode of “How I Met Your Mother” began with a scene in which Barney, Marshall and Ted are telling a dirty joke when Lily walks up. After the other guys refuse to tell her the joke, claiming it’s “boy-funny,” Barney whispers it to Lily, and it’s so dirty that she walks off and “didn’t speak to us for four weeks.” It was just the next stunt in a series of gags in which the show jokes about, rather than hides, the pregnancies of their two female leads. (Lily was presumably not in the rest of the episode due to maternity leave.) ANYway, the setup for the joke was “What’s the difference between peanut butter and jam?”