You can't cut your forearms nearly as well with a plastic fork.a plastic fork won't work?
Why does it matter? If I didn't have any plastic ones I'd give a metal one.When I say real I mean metal
Are you packing t-bone steaks for your kid's lunch?When I say real I mean metal
i never had the need to pack one and I would fear the potential stabbing factorWhy does it matter? If I didn't have any plastic ones I'd give a metal one.When I say real I mean metal
No....they have them a schoolJust trying to get a ffa pulse, as I may be out of touch. My daughter is in 4th grade and we still pack lunch.
have you ever had a need to pack a real fork in your kids lunch?
If your children are psychopaths then that's probably a wise decision.i never had the need to pack one and I would fear the potential stabbing factorWhy does it matter? If I didn't have any plastic ones I'd give a metal one.When I say real I mean metal
Are you packing t-bone steaks for your kid's lunch?When I say real I mean metal
Hopefully he doesn't get into too much trouble with unintentional winks.no forks, but we do send him to school with a grapefruit spoon
Consult the SOA thread for the origin of the question.Frostillicus said:People ask some weird questions around here.
only after my mom kills my wife. and tells our daughter about it.Just trying to get a ffa pulse, as I may be out of touch. My daughter is in 4th grade and we still pack lunch.
have you ever had a need to pack a real fork in your kids lunch?
....or you know, just grab one from the school cafeteria.
We pack a plastic spoon so my son can eat his yogurt or if we pack soup or some other hot food. I would never send silverware with my kids.Just trying to get a ffa pulse, as I may be out of touch. My daughter is in 4th grade and we still pack lunch.
have you ever had a need to pack a real fork in your kids lunch?