Knife or spoon?

[dronefromsector7g]

Fingers

Good man.

Surprised you can eat at all with your fucking arms folded all the time ;-)

 

[crazyg]

Fingers

Good man.

Invented before a fork 'n knife.

 

[Challenger1978]

I use a spoon with a fork a lot of the time instead of the traditional knife option, unless of course I'm eating something like steak, something you need to cut through. You know, like with stir fries it's better to scoop up all the rice and stuff.

What do you guys mostly use?

Is that you William ?

 

[dronefromsector7g]

I use a spoon with a fork a lot of the time instead of the traditional knife option, unless of course I'm eating something like steak, something you need to cut through. You know, like with stir fries it's better to scoop up all the rice and stuff.

What do you guys mostly use?

Is that you William ?

Quarter past four







As in what the fuck are you on about?

 

[Challenger1978]

I use a spoon with a fork a lot of the time instead of the traditional knife option, unless of course I'm eating something like steak, something you need to cut through. You know, like with stir fries it's better to scoop up all the rice and stuff.

What do you guys mostly use?

Is that you William ?

Quarter past four







As in what the fuck are you on about?

PMSL

 

[Bigg Bigg Blue]

Fingers

Good man.

Surprised you can eat at all with your fucking arms folded all the time ;-)

That’s why it takes me so long to reply as I type by using a stick in my mouth. :)

 

[pominoz]

These seem popular over here, sort of a knife, fork and spoon all in one, called a splayd.

Do not remember them in the UK, is it just an Aussie thing?

 

[Dogtanian]

I see you've played knifey spoony before!

Haha :)

 

[aguero93:20]

These seem popular over here, sort of a knife, fork and spoon all in one, called a splayd.

Do not remember them in the UK, is it just an Aussie thing?

I've got one without a fork part, basically a spoon with a sharp edge.