[oblomov]

What’s wrong with eating peanut butter & jelly sandwiches?

[tanknetter]

Impact on kids with peanut allergies?

[TexasGator]

“What’s wrong with eating peanut butter & jelly sandwiches?”

I eat peanut butter just about every day. But when the grandkids come, we have to put up all nuts and sanitize the kitchen.

[M Kehoe]

I like PBJ sandwiches. Had one last week.

5.56mm

[Alice in Wonderland]

My kids start camp tomorrow. This is part of the email I received from the camp:

There are a few things that we want to make sure you know before you bring your child in to begin camp:

Students must bring a lunch and snacks (if desired) for all full day programs. The lunches and snacks must be non-perishable as they will not be refrigerated. We ask that you do not bring any peanut products in for snack and lunch, as we have a large number of students with peanut allergies. We encourage students to bring a water bottle everyday, which can be refilled at our water fountain.

[QT3.14]

To those of us born 1925 - 1970

From thealy50 @ tumblr:

1962 ad:

Mr. Beaverhousen on Flickr.

[bobby.223]

Anyone remember ‘Mumbly-Peg’? Some serious knife tossin’ goin’ on before school, at recess, at lunch time and after school! With the teachers sometimes watching the action and cheering us on! A long time ago........

[bert]

there are thousands of defective children lose in society allergic to peanuts

society must conform to their defect

[TurboZamboni]

Portland Principal Says Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwiches are Racist

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/3099290/posts

RASSIS!!!

[Alas Babylon!]

I’ll add some of the things I did that I can think of:

-Going deep into the woods by myself when I was 8.

-Going deep in the woods and staying over night in my Army surplus shelter halves tent all by myself when I was 12.

-Winter camping by myself when I was 15.

-Shooting critters and other kids with my BB Gun - Daisy Rider.

-Getting shot by other kids with their BB guns.

-Jumping off a 30 foot rock/cliff into a lake with my friends when we were young teens.

-Building tree houses and forts in the deep woods.

-Making trail and camp fires all by myself since I was in Cub Scouts... And NEVER causing a forest or brush fire because a good adult woodsman taught us how and what NOT to do.

-Smoking my first cigarette when I was 13. Yeah, we weren’t allowed to, but I had to try it! Puked my guts out but kept at it until I was 46.

-Staying up all night at my friend’s garage when his parents were away. Drinking beer and fixin’ cars. We were 16.

-Desiring to join the military and nagging my parents to allow me when I was 17. I signed up on my 18th birthday.