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billwashere@lemmy.world to Dull Men's Club@lemmy.worldEnglish · 19 天前

My wooden utensil broke making dinner.

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My wooden utensil broke making dinner.

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billwashere@lemmy.world to Dull Men's Club@lemmy.worldEnglish · 19 天前
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    Two in the ground beef, one in the sink

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      I am shocked!

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        Common for first timers.

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          But there more times, right? I wasn’t complaining…

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    • unitedwithme@lemmy.today
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      Beef?! Sorry, smelled like fish…

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    There’s an easy way to fix this. Break the other middle prong too so it becomes a metal utensil, which is sturdier.

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    this man knows how to toss a salad!

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    That probably came as quite a shock. Therefore you could call this fork '‘the shocker’.

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      You could put one in the sink and… Nevermind, I got nothing.

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    Two in the rare, one in the well done.

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    This is now for serving salmon and the single tine is for gorgonzola. Two in the pink, one in the stink.

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    That’s clearly bamboo, which isn’t a tree and isn’t wood.

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      I’m glad I’m not the only guy who is so dull that this was literally the first thing that popped into my head after seeing the picture 😂

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      It’s technically just grass. Then again, pumpkins water melons, bananas and tomatoes are berries…

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      Thank you for stating this. I was gonna say something but I didn’t want to feel pedantic. But now that you broke the ice I can justify dogpiling.

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    The forking shocker, two in the beef, one in the salmon.

    For when you want surf with your turf.

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    The origin story of the shaka is that kids would throw the shaka hopping trains at a bruddah who lost his fingers working at the sugar mill.

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      Shaka, when the fingers fell

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        Tembe, his thumb and pinky wide

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      There’s a statue of that guy somewhere on Oahu, I wanna say the Polynesian Cultural Center.

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        Up in Laie.

        I heard the guy story from the uncle who runs the historical train thing in Ewa.

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      🤙

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    Shocker

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    Fork over dinner just this one tine.

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    It’s now a threek, and suitable to be used at Olive Garden.

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    Well more fibre in your diet I guess

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    Now it’s a thrork

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