I notice some people have had dicfficulties. I hope this helps.
Edit:
I have made revisions to avoid confusion and deal with exceptions,
sporks and such. The above chart I leave for archiving purposes ONLY.
please cease dissent.
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Edit:
I have made revisions to avoid confusion and deal with exceptions,
sporks and such. The above chart I leave for archiving purposes ONLY.
please cease dissent.
From the Spoons challenge. See all 209 entries (closed)
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Wooden Spoon
I don't know how much clearer I can make this
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Not a spoon.
How can you not see this?
edit: Just to be clear, Forks are not an exception to the chart because they are not spoons. They are included in the chart under "Not a spoon".
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edit: Just to be clear, Forks are not an exception to the chart because they are not spoons. They are included in the chart under "Not a spoon".
There are several knives in my eyes.
Knives as of yet unidentified.
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Wed 30 Nov 2011, 8:53,
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Knives as of yet unidentified.
I worry the American spork for people who caqn't use real cutlery is not properly represented.
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Not a spoon.
This chart only represents spoons properly. Things that are not spoons
can be found under "not a spoon". That is much as they need.
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can be found under "not a spoon". That is much as they need.
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Wooden?
I've never seen a wooden spoon that isn't wooden. Are you saying I don't know wood when I see it?
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It is true that the chart produces logical inconsistancies if you pick an arbitary path.
But I don't see any real-world situation in which this would occur. There are no actual spoons that are both wooden and not wooden.
If the chart tells you otherwise, perhaps you have made a mistake further up in the questions.
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If the chart tells you otherwise, perhaps you have made a mistake further up in the questions.
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Marks and Spencer's supply sporks with their cheesecake slices now
i don't think it's right...or British :(
however they are selling I love horses xmas gifts, so it's swings and roundabouts
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however they are selling I love horses xmas gifts, so it's swings and roundabouts
Your edit is full of surreal win
Is it metal?
Yes
Is it a teaspoon?
Yes
Teaspoon?
Yes
Plastic Spoon
*click*
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Yes
Is it a teaspoon?
Yes
Teaspoon?
Yes
Plastic Spoon
*click*