• @58008
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    474 months ago

    You just use two forks, with the prongs on one fork filling in the slots of the other. They call this practice ‘spooking’.

  • @RattlerSix
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    344 months ago

    Very interesting. Is there somewhere I can buy a fork that doesn’t have those slots?

    • @[email protected]
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      164 months ago

      YouTube shorts as well. I long ago stopped bothering to look at any of them after the 666th one that was like “this incredible unknown fact about (insert franchise)” that is invariably someone basically pissing themselves in excitement reiterating a main story beat as if it was some kind of hidden secret.

  • @paddirn
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    164 months ago

    The spork is the pinnacle of human ingenuity.

    • @Valmond
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      54 months ago

      The fedora of kitchenware!

    • @[email protected]
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      24 months ago

      I disagree, i despise the spork. Combining two things that work best in their own task seperately is terrible. Try to get the last bit of pudding out a pudding cup or twirl noodles with it and you can see it’s not as effective, terrible even.

    • @badbytes
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      54 months ago

      Yeah, maybe the slots are perfect, and the soup should change.

  • @SuperApples
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    104 months ago

    If you find this kind of humour humourous, look for “Look around you”. It’s around on YouTube so go take a look!

    • @LifeInMultipleChoice
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      34 months ago

      Yet I still eat soup with a fork when I can. I eat the contents, then drink the broth from the bowl. I’m a tad in the wackadoo side maybe

      • @Shou
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        34 months ago

        Good way to eat noodles imo.

  • @AeonFelis
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    74 months ago

    Well, obviously you have to remove the slots before eating the soup. You guys really don’t know anything, do you?