| Amount of texts to »Fork« | 28, and there are 27 texts (96.43%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
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| First text | on Apr 11th 2000, 22:20:18 wrote Groggy groove about Fork |
| Latest text | on Aug 21st 2018, 01:26:41 wrote The shy Reginald about Fork |
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on Aug 21st 2018, 01:26:41 wrote |
The salad fork is always the smaller of the two on the left side of your
dinner plate. It is also the fork farthest to the left, if the forks happen to be the same size. There, now you have no excuse.
Bifurcation is a frequent feature of decision making. Having once departed from a particular path of action and veered off in another direction it is sometimes difficult to retrace your steps.
The Italians invented the fork in the 15th century. It took a while to catch on throughout the rest of Europe. The late adopters of fork technology were the English, who didn't start using the fork in earnest until the mid 17th century.
The opposite of a fork is a krof. A krof is used by food to prod humans into eating it. This has widely been considered to be a exciting, but disconcerting implement.
The four-pronged fork was invented by the chef to Marie of Savoie as a device for successfully coping with spaghetti at a state dinner.
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