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101 ways to 'use your thumb'            a little bit of latin  ...  try our quiz  ...  use your thumb  ...  school mosaic

One Head Teacher suggests it's exciting to "use your thumb" to access the school library. Here are some other 'exciting' things you could try...

If you can think of any other 'exciting' suggestions, please let us know:

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101-ish Ways To 'Use Your Thumb'

  1. Well, to take out library books in Primary School, obviously ;-)

  2. Draw a face on it and use it to practice your public speaking

  3. Play tiddlywinks with it. If it wins, you should seek psychiatric help

  4. Perpetual afterschool snack

  5. A fish tank ornament

  6. An unusual gift for the person who has everything

  7. Keychains for the deranged

  8. Bludgeon for warding off small attackers

  9. Invite your friends round for a barbecue - no need to bring sausages

  10. Pocket warmer

  11. Use it to get backstage at concerts

  12. A headrest for teddy bears

  13. Opener for those stubborn pop-tops and cans

  14. A conversation piece on your coffee table (Impress dates!)

  15. Use as a block to keep your car from sliding downhill

  16. A bristleless paintbrush, for special fx (oil-based only, please)

  17. Leave it in the jacuzzi of an expensive hotel

  18. Plugging breaches in dams

  19. Give it to your dog as a chew toy

  20. A nifty free prize to put in Christmas Crackers

  21. The McDigit sandwich (Chomp)

  22. An exercise weight. Seek medical advice if this makes you out of breath

  23. An imitation moustache for the short-sighted

  24. Play chess with it. Don't feel bad if it wins, chess is difficult

  25. A spectacle holder

  26. A bed for your pet ant

  27. A use-it-anywhere coathook

  28. Something to put in the envelope along with the ransom demand

  29. Impromptu earrings for the unimaginative

  30. Emergency treatment for diarrhoea

  31. Earplugs

  32. Organic doorstop (pleases hippies)

  33. Slice and use as counters in board games

  34. Way to get yourself noticed in Italy

  35. Toy for boring children

  36. A bumper on a narrowboat

  37. Flatten and make into a bookmark

  38. Draw lips on it and use it to practice kissing

  39. A shoe tree

  40. Nature's toilet bowl brush

  41. Piranha snack

  42. Microwave and use as firestarter

  43. Applicator for decorating filler

  44. Fart preventer

  45. A Christmas ornament

  46. A martyr for popular revolt among the pixies

  47. Fill with butane and use as a trendy lighter

  48. A cushion for see-saws (prevents 'Playground Groin')

  49. An original place to hide your drugs (you'll need a magician's false thumb as well)

  50. The world's smallest blackboard eraser

  51. Extra small pipe cleaner

  52. Surfboard wax applicator

  53. Archery practice (both for releasing the bowstring and as target, preferably in that order)

  54. Fill with cement and swing it at an attacker for self defence

  55. A cat toy

  56. Put in the mailbox of unliked neighbours (fits through slots easily but may be hard to retrieve)

  57. A maintenance-free pet

  58. Fertilizer

  59. Makeup case

  60. Keep it on your desk for wrist support while using your mouse

  61. Rig it for radio control, and cruise it around the house

  62. Hang from a branch as a bird feeder

  63. A mini crowbar (applicable only if rigor mortis has set in)

  64. A tv remote control

  65. Shred and spread over a piping-hot pizza

  66. Use nail as guitar pick

  67. String several together as a necklace

  68. Slice thinly and deep-fry for a tasty snack that won't ruin your appetite

  69. Fill with ink and make into a fountain pen

  70. Set it on fire and throw it out of a tenth story window. Scream "METEOR"

  71. Wear several suspended on strings around rim of hat to keep flies away

  72. Jewellry polisher

  73. Use for texting all your friends

  74. Eyebrow replacements for the imaginative

  75. Flatten one end and use as a miniature flyswatter

  76. Do physics experiments with it. Does it roll or slide?

  77. Leave it on top of the watercooler at the office

  78. Dolls house furniture

  79. Send it as a valentine

  80. Reusable toothbrush

  81. Emergency treatment for haemorrhoids

  82. Send to George W Bush as a peace offering

  83. Glue it to the wall as modern art

  84. Shred one end and use as a duster (gets a bit ragged after a while)

  85. Play catch with it

  86. Centerpiece for formal dinners

  87. Make it the star of a Saturday-morning kids show (market the cereal too)

  88. A s*x toy for the truly warped

  89. Christmas stocking filler for annoying children

  90. The new spiritual leader of an Eastern religion for the vertically challenged

  91. A pencil case for the Man Who Has Everything

  92. A bookend

  93. Flatten, freeze, and use as a coaster

  94. A candle

  95. a toy rolling pin

  96. Dip in gasoline and use as a Molotov cocktail at a lemming rally

  97. An executive stress toy

  98. Prophylactic for the ultra-careful

  99. Ask a magazine to write it's life story

  100. Form a rap group called MC Thumb, and have it lip-sync

  101. Back massager

  102. Twist, fry, and tell everyone it's a pretzel

  103. Beer can opener

  104. Jumper cable terminal

  105. Fill with "creme" and give mini Easter Egg manufacturers some competition

  106. Pogo stick for midgets

  107. Smurf-holder

  108. A lobster buoy

  109. Paint it glossy maroon/brown, leave it on a table and tell people it's your appendix

  110. To plug the drain when bathing

  111. Massage your feet with it

  112. A shower loofah

  113. Elect it prime minister. Certainly couldn't be any worse

  114. Fire it from a potato gun

  115. Use to apply chalk to a snooker cue tip

(My wife and I did come up with number 116 last night, but as this is a family site we decided to let matters rest at this point!)

All further suggestions welcome, however...

Coming soon... 101 things to do instead of watching Big Brother

 

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