• @9point6
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    433 months ago

    I feel like there had to be a better option

      • @TehBamski
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        73 months ago

        For fork sake. This would have been the better option.

        • @Tyfud
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          63 months ago

          This is assuming he had clean forks. Which I’m going to go out on a limb here, and guess that his issue is having clean dishes or utensils at all, irrespective of what kind they are.

    • @HowManyNimons
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      33 months ago

      How did OP get the ice cream from the tub to the bowl?

  • @hOrni
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    133 months ago

    Once while camping I used a tent peg to eat meat from a can.

    • @SchmidtGenetics
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      83 months ago

      The amount of times I’d forget some utensils to eat while on site and have to use nails, screws, wire or whatever else on the jobsite. Made me keep a small box in the glove box of my vehicle, was the savior for other guys too.

      • Atelopus-zeteki
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        33 months ago

        Have you ever heard of sticks? Chopsticks? Most any place I’m willing to camp will have something I can make into workable chopsticks.

        • @SchmidtGenetics
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          43 months ago

          Construction sites, not camping haha, but yeah I’ve used wood stakes or had to cut something with the circular saw too before.

          It’s always great when you are on a big enough site for an office, wouldn’t need to lug my own microwave if I wanted a hot meal.

  • THCDenton
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    43 months ago

    Is this some new weight-loss strategy?

    • Drasglaf
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      3 months ago

      Not sure about weight loss, but it certainly is a time loss.

  • @Etterra
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    33 months ago

    I mean there are probably less efficient tools for the job.

  • @Gaboose
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    33 months ago

    Looks like IKEA is selling ice cream