“I bet jellyfish are sad that there are no peanut butter fish” is a jocular saying that has been printed on many images. “I bet jellyfish are sad that there are no peanut butter fish. No YOU’VE been drinking” was posted on Twitter by hyperblastchic on October 9, 2014.
“What kind of fish goes well with peanut butter?”/“A jellyfish” is a related riddle.
Twitter
hyperblastchic
@hyperblastchic
I bet jellyfish are sad that there are no peanut butter fish.
No YOU’VE been drinking.
10:02 PM · Oct 9, 2014·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Tuna Fische
@drakestonehotel
RT @hyperblastchic: I bet jellyfish are sad that there are no peanut butter fish.
No YOU’VE been drinking.
1:08 PM · Oct 26, 2014·TweetDeck
Twitter
Eddy
@gruuvster2001
I bet jellyfish are sad that there are no peanut butter fish.
Yeah,I’m drunk…what’s it to ya?
LL2013
9:11 PM · Feb 22, 2016·Facebook
Reddit—Showerthoughts
u/MischiefDame August 26, 2016
I bet jellyfish are sad that there are no peanut butter fish.
Reddit—Showerthoughts
u/[deleted] February 8, 2017
I bet Jellyfish are sad there are no PeanutButterFish.
Reddit—Dadjokes
u/[deleted] September 6, 2017
I bet jellyfish are sad
That there are no peanubutterfish.
Reddit—Jokes
u/dropstop November 6, 2017
I bet jellyfish are sad…
that there are no peanut butter fish.
Reddit—Cleanjokes
u/honolulu_oahu_mod October 6, 2019
I bet jellyfish are sad…
...that there are no peanut butter fish.
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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