prongs facing down or up?
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prongs facing down or up?
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If I'm eating like a steak, then the prongs will be down while it's holding the steak in place for me to cut it (ldo), and I keep them facing down while taking the food to my mouth.
If I'm eating like stirfry with rice then I just use the fork to shovel the food into my mouth, prongs facing up.
with the handle
alternating
also: worst thread ever. :D
FYPQuote:
Originally Posted by oskar
Whichever way shovels food into my mouth the fastest. With steak it's in my left hand so I don't miss any valuable time cutting.
I only like to spoon
up, would have been a good poll though you dumbfuck
like I'm jerking it
fork up. {acronym renton hates}
lol, never figured out how to make a pollQuote:
Originally Posted by spoonitnow
feel free to edit my post and include one
spooning leads to forking....
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Originally Posted by UG
I hate when people hold their utensils like this. Also when people hold their pens/pencils like retards, tip between their middle and ring finger while the long end is pressed up against the inside of their index finger by their thumb.
:jackoff:Quote:
Originally Posted by boost
I also hold mine like a spastic, my mrs says it embarrasses her in publc, I say I can shovel food quicker than her and who gives a fuck how I hold my fork!!!! I don't even get why there is a correct hand for knife and fork.
Also, if you get a spoon instead of one of the other utensils, which hand does that go in?
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Originally Posted by DanAronG
in your right hand.
Have you noticed how Americans seem unable to operate two pieces of cutlery at the same time? They cut using the knife then put it down and pick up the fork using the same hand so that they can stab the food with it.
Why is speed so important when eating? Are the sabre tooth tigers gaining on you?
Do you ever hold any other utensil while holding a spoon? Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by DanAronG
Fork and spoon? Maybe?
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Originally Posted by DanAronG
like when eating long pasta? Same answer, spoon goes in the right hand. You would never use a knife and a spoon, so there is no issue. If you do have a dish in which you need to use a knife and a spoon, walk back into the kitchen and smack the chef.
yah but how do you like to hold your fork?Quote:
Originally Posted by UG
An interesting question. After all, fast food doesn't require cutlery.Quote:
Originally Posted by BennyLaRue
It's a lot of fun to switch hands. Not only while eating. Say you're used to brushing your teeth with your right hand, try your left. Some people struggle to do simple stuff like drinking or opening doors with the other hand.
It's a fun project. I've done it for years. I'm pretty good switching hands for most tasks, except for shaving, wiping my ass etc. which I haven't even tried.
I read somewhere this is supposed to be a good exercise for your brain.Quote:
Originally Posted by oskar
Shudder to think at the consequences of trying to switch and inadvertently confusing brushing with wiping. ;-)