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motowndowntown Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 21859	Wed 02/01/17 12:08 PM
Peanut-butter goobers in the jelly? Jelly goobers in the peanut-butter? Jam goobers in the butter?

Unknow Joined Sat 01/11/14 Posts: 23369	Wed 02/01/17 12:29 PM
What's a goober?

Mike6615 Joined Sun 09/18/16 Posts: 1526	Wed 02/01/17 12:32 PM Edited by Mike6615 on Wed 02/01/17 12:33 PM
What's a goober? (Southern slang for peanuts around the Civil War era. Also called goober peas.)

Unknow Joined Sat 01/11/14 Posts: 23369	Wed 02/01/17 12:45 PM
What's a goober? (Southern slang for peanuts around the Civil War era. Also called goober peas.) Thanks for the info

joethebricky Joined Sat 08/04/12 Posts: 12740	Wed 02/01/17 12:51 PM
Women, always leaving the toilet seat down.

ciretom Joined Wed 06/18/14 Posts: 4953	Wed 02/01/17 01:37 PM Edited by ciretom on Wed 02/01/17 01:38 PM
what's worse? Peanut-butter goobers in the jelly? Jelly goobers in the peanut-butter? Jam goobers in the butter? Between those options, jelly goobers in the peanut butter. Because butter and jelly are kept in the fridge, at least in my house, the peanut butter gets thick, but is still peanut butter. Butter is solid enough that I can scoop out the jam goober(s) without wasting a lot of butter, or risk the goobers being pushed down into it where I can't see them to scoop them out. Peanut butter is left in the room temperature cabinet. Jelly goobers in the peanut butter dry out and get all weird crunchy, like hard candy, which throws off the consistency and taste, and are (to me) unpleasant. Peanut butter is viscous enough where jelly and jam goobers can work their way in deeper and be hidden from view more easily. So, to me, that's worse; jelly (or jam) goobers in the peanut butter.

krissy55101 Joined Thu 12/01/16 Posts: 1163	Wed 02/01/17 01:41 PM
Does it get better than this?

Scoobert Joined Sat 09/28/13 Posts: 12895	Wed 02/01/17 01:43 PM
None of the above. Getting called a "Goober" is worse in my opinion.

catinidaho Joined Fri 10/24/14 Posts: 10868	Wed 02/01/17 01:56 PM
What about Goobers and Raisinets? Never liked it.

Mike6615 Joined Sun 09/18/16 Posts: 1526	Wed 02/01/17 02:49 PM Edited by Mike6615 on Wed 02/01/17 02:50 PM
What about Goobers and Raisinets? Never liked it. Or Goobers and clarinets. Okay, time for that British colonel to make an appearance.

Funzy65 Joined Wed 01/04/17 Posts: 807	Wed 02/01/17 03:05 PM Edited by Funzy65 on Wed 02/01/17 03:10 PM
Around 2012 While I was in Conway Arkansas visiting a lady friend ( Great humour & Funny Southerner ), she showed me how to make Corn Bread and once while her grandkids were there, she brought on the table JELLY GOOBERS mixing them up in the peanut-butter?... Politely I munched a bit of it but went outside to spit it. Anyone had a crack on VEGEMITE on MARSHMALLOWS ??? ( Aussie spread ) YUCK.

soufiehere Joined Sat 10/24/09 Posts: 45405	Wed 02/01/17 03:31 PM
Peanut-butter goobers in the jelly? Jelly goobers in the peanut-butter? Jam goobers in the butter? I hate pressure.

Funzy65 Joined Wed 01/04/17 Posts: 807	Wed 02/01/17 04:03 PM Edited by Funzy65 on Wed 02/01/17 04:05 PM
What about Goobers and Raisinets? Never liked it. Or Goobers and clarinets. Okay, time for that British colonel to make an appearance. ********************************************************* Mike ...I know what Goobers are, and what a Clarinet is, but since you know the slang, tell me what on earth you mean " Goobers and Clarinets " ?? ...Okay, I know , I may be a fool to ask, but anyway, ( I can live with being a fool, I am a CLOWN already ) I want to know more on Southern's slang if Goobers and Clarinets means something else

mikeyspace4691 Joined Tue 02/04/14 Posts: 1862	Wed 02/01/17 07:25 PM
Does it get better than this?

Funzy65 Joined Wed 01/04/17 Posts: 807	Thu 02/02/17 02:26 AM Edited by Funzy65 on Thu 02/02/17 02:31 AM
I can sniff the person above my thread is an AUSSIE which somehow speak German or is a Sandwich lover, of peanuts butter & marshmallow fluff and perhaps living in the US. In this case mate, try a Fluffernutter sandwich with Vegemite & marshmallow fluff.

Funzy65 Joined Wed 01/04/17 Posts: 807	Thu 02/02/17 04:00 AM Edited by Funzy65 on Thu 02/02/17 04:01 AM
I can sniff the person above my thread is an AUSSIE which somehow speak German or is a Sandwich lover, of peanuts butter & marshmallow fluff and perhaps living in the US. In this case mate, try a Fluffernutter sandwich with Vegemite & marshmallow fluff. Oh, hill no! lol. I have tried vegemite and as such will not be engaging in any such activity. fyi: the fluffernutter is the state sandwich of Massachusetts (USA) and actually provided in their school lunch programs. ********************************************** Wow ...Massachusetts sandwich ?? Provided in schools ?? Must beat the Starbuck's cakes Thanks..Now I know ..Fluffernutter, Starbuck's cakes and Obesity. They are stringed together...LOL

Funzy65 Joined Wed 01/04/17 Posts: 807	Thu 02/02/17 04:09 AM
******************************************** Wow ...Massachusetts sandwich ?? Provided in schools ?? Must beat the Starbuck's cakes Thanks..Now I know ..Fluffernutter, Starbuck's cakes and Obesity ...LOL Indeed. We love the obese. haha a healthy population is one who does not buy pharmaceuticals. lol ****************************************************** Oh but I AGREE with you Without them kinds, the supermarkets, junk food stores and Pharmacies will go broke.