Industrial uses for fruitcake.
- Hammer, or other arbitrary tool of bashing.
- Fire starter
- Projectile weapon
- Relative deterrant
- Bookends
- Cattle feed
- Propping up the low end of the sofa
- Wheel chocks
- Bulletproof vest
- Parking bumper
- Something for Brett Favre to throw after his football career is over
- Diamond engraver
- X-ray shield (feels like a TSA joke belongs here)
- Pillow, for houseguests you don't particularly care for
- Replacement car bumper
- Clay pigeon
- Fire suit
- Packing material
- Yule log substitute
- Cutlery block
- Pincushion
- Space shuttle tile
- Something to stuff your bra with
- Officially licensed dead weight
- Something to put in a round hole (y'know, because most fruitcakes are square)
- Nutcracker
- Iron casting mold
- Elevator counterweight
- Catalyst. You don't really know if it's helping the reaction along, but you're certain that the elements which make up fruitcake are immutable.
- Leak stopper
- Heart stopper
- Cannonball, in case you have any spare cannons lying around
- Emergency spare tire
- Hemorrhoid donut
- Other assorted military applications
- Christmas tree stand
- Mouthguard (although that's awfully close to eating it)
- Decorative paver
- Chew toy for the dog
- Scratching post for the cat
- Grind it up and seed clouds with it
- Headstone
- Anti-fertilizer: sprinkle it on your garden and nothing will ever grow there again.
- Weight for the back end of your pickup truck
- Earth ground
- Sanding block
- Hood ornament
- Newel post
- Hockey puck (I imagine you'll go through a lot of sticks that way)
- Railroad tie
Some contestants may receive...
a fruitcake and another fruitcake. It's all we've got folks. Sorry.
"I've about reached my limit of writing about fruitcake."
-T. Zmina
-T. Zmina