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Berbsgamer
1 day ago
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#1
what is a fork?
1 day ago
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#5
A fork is a form of Cutlery, It usually features a four pointy "spike like" structure, It is designed to be poked into the food, After doing so, You pick up the fork with the food and bite the food.
A fork is notably different from a spoon, as a spoon is designed to be Used on foods that are liquid or small that they cannot be poked by a fork.
20 hrs ago
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#6
And a knife has a totally different purpose. Unless you can balance food on the knife.
20 hrs ago
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#7
Pope-of-bishops wrote:
A fork is a form of Cutlery, It usually features a four pointy "spike like" structure, It is designed to be poked into the food, After doing so, You pick up the fork with the food and bite the food.
A fork is notably different from a spoon, as a spoon is designed to be Used on foods that are liquid or small that they cannot be poked by a fork.
"You pick up the fork with the food" BRO ITS THE OTHER WAY AROUND
20 hrs ago
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#8
Just_an_average_player136 wrote:
Pope-of-bishops wrote:
A fork is a form of Cutlery, It usually features a four pointy "spike like" structure, It is designed to be poked into the food, After doing so, You pick up the fork with the food and bite the food.
A fork is notably different from a spoon, as a spoon is designed to be Used on foods that are liquid or small that they cannot be poked by a fork.
"You pick up the fork with the food" BRO ITS THE OTHER WAY AROUND
No, It's like, You pick up he fork while the food is ATTACHED to it.
18 hrs ago
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#9
Berbsgamer wrote:
what is a fork?
It's when a chess piece attacks two things at the same time, so that usually one moves and then you win material by taking the other.
https://www.chess.com/terms/fork-chess
