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Guest Kotzenjunge

Which is better?

  

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  1. 1. Which is better?

    • Fork
      14
    • Spoon
      13


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Guest Kotzenjunge

I got into an argument with someone about this, because they derided the good name of my... well, name. So, which is the better eating utensil? Think practically, people, not like in terms of weapons or something.

 

And totally ignore the fact that a guy named Patrick Spoon made this poll.

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Guest Kinetic

You can't cut steak with a spoon, while the fork is a valuable assistant tool in that endeavor. Then again, it's hard to eat cereal with a fork. Ultimately, steak > cereal, so I'm forced to side with the fork. This topic may prove once and for all how practical the spork really is.

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Guest EQ

If you really wanted to, you could hold down your steak with the spoon and use your knife to cut it. The fork doesn't cut anything.

 

You can also use the edge of the spoon to cut through meat that's not too tough.

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Guest The Amazing Rando

Does anybody know a Patrick Fork around here...

 

or a Patrick Spork...

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Guest AM The Kid

I've always had a thing against spoons...I dont know why. But hey, forks are good for gouging out eyes!

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Guest Respect The 'Taker
I always preferred the spork. Sporks are awesome.

Unite Spork Marks!!

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Guest Kotzenjunge

Shit, fork is dragging spoon... mustn't let the person who made me create the poll know...

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Guest RobJohnstone

Spoons rule. You can hold liquid such as milk from cereal or soup. Also you can use the sides to cut weak meat. Spoons are superior.

 

--Rob

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Guest kkktookmybabyaway

Fork.

 

In a pinch, most cereals can be consumed with a fork, and it's easier to do that than to use a spoon to eat a dead cow/pig/chicken/fish/etc...

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Guest Space_Cowboy

I'll have to side with the Fork, i don't have soup, cereal or anything of that vein often enough to get much use out of a spoon.

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Guest Agent of Oblivion

Definitely the fork. Whenever I eat soup, which is very very rarely, it'll usually be in a cup, and I'll just sip the shit. Soup's a pretty pointless food anyway. Insubstantial.

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Guest Agent of Oblivion

Why's everyone got a woody over the spork? It's not useful as a spoon, due to the irregularity in its surface, and as a fork, it falls short due to the curvature of the applied edge.

 

Make a commitment and quit being a middling shit, you fools. FORK OR SPOON??

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Guest RobJohnstone

Plus AOO, the pricks on the fork part of the spork break off easily because it is plastic.

 

--Rob

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Guest EQ

Me neither, but you know... if I ever came across one, I wouldn't be surprised by its existence.

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Guest Vern Gagne

The Spork is pure evil. Man is not supposed to play god with kitchen utensils.

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Guest BifEverchad

I'd have to say a fork as well. I mean, most of the foods I enjoy are eatin' with a fork. I don't eat much cereal, nor do i have soup all that often, so no big loss. Can you picture eating a plate of spaghetti with a spoon? Nah, me neither...

 

so to those who like spoons better......go FORK yourself!

:P

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Guest RugbyDiva

fingers... who the hell eats strawberries and whipped cream with a fork or spoon? Jeeeez.... :P

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