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We need another goofy debate, and my sisters and I can't agree...
Which are cooler? Forks or spoons? I'll put in my opinion once a few people post.
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Forks! You can't kill someone easily with a spoon. Unless you scoop someone's eye out, but it's never as satisfying as stabbing it out! xD
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forks by far. spoons are BORINGG and make yur nose look big
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![]() Generally they're good for their own separate things, except when it comes to eating mac & cheese and soup, forks are better. You don't get cheese overload when you use a fork, and you don't get burning broth overload with it, either. ![]()
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Forks, for sure. When we eat cheese noodles, my sister always uses a spoon, but I think forks work better. :p
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And when I say soup, I'm referring to soups that mainly contain lots of very long noodles, such as there are in college. Not all soups go well with forks.
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Sporks.
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I though of sporks, but it said Forks OR Spoons, so it wouldn't count. xD
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I have to disagree with you all. Spoons are far cooler! Macaroni & Cheese is SUPPOSED to be eaten with a sppon! Just check out the box! Plus it tastes so much better that way. Pasta in general is better from a spoon, unless it's something like Ramen or spaghetti and it's nearly impossible to eat with anything but a fork.
Also, the spoon was invented before the fork. And most importantly, anything that you don't need a spoon for, you can eat with your fingers!!!
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*coughs* Sporks.
Hehe.
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