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Silverware in Conjunction

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  1. Elvis says:

    THIRD

  2. Elvis says:

    sweeeeeet

  3. Robert says:

    Uhh… would i be fifth or sixth??? (someone commented on post number 4… haha)

  4. Prattle Assassin says:

    “Knipoonork” sounds like a band name

  5. Prattle Assassin says:

    Who would use a Knork or Spife anyway? Wouldn’t that hurt?

  6. Ziekette says:

    The older sister of the Knipoonork is the Swiss Army Knife.
    She is also a slut.. I mean.. Look at all those enhancements. For shame, SAK, for shame.

    Knipoonork would be something that restaurants should use. Imagine the savings in the cutlery department!

    • TheObject says:

      IMagine the losses due to low attendance.

    • ClickClick says:

      I’m glad someone finally called out the degenerate attire and behavior of SAK.
      For years I’ve found her far too complex to deal with. In all reality, I’d given up trying.
      Give me a simple tool box any day. I know, they’re a bunch of over focused specialists. But they get the job done, and each one does their own task well and more so.

  7. Steanne says:

    three syllables?? what’s wrong with sporf?

  8. Zedo Mann says:

    FIRST REPLY!

  9. Marty says:

    there actually is a knipoonork on the market since the 40s.

    it´s called a sporfe and is distributed by splayd (doesn´t sound much better than knipoonork though, does it?).

  10. Toasters Say Rawr says:

    knork knorck

  11. forge says:

    Spife works but Knoon would work just as well. = )

  12. danielle887 says:

    i call the spoon fork and knife a sporknuf i like sporknuf better than the one they put

  13. MK1K says:

    Stupid.

    • Keogh says:

      No U!
      This made me chuckle.
      Most of these are not even good for a smile.
      A tip of my hat to he who made this.

  14. Aegis Runestone says:

    Amusing.

  15. yadot says:

    This is very funny! Great names.

  16. Elfking says:

    The million dollar invention, my friends. Cuts, sticks, and scoops. Imagine how many models you could make; ice cream knipoonorks, soup knipoonorks, potato chips in the shape of knipoonorks!
    I smell an Anthony Sullivan ad in the making.

    • Sylens says:

      Anthony Sullivan is an amateur. Enlist Billy Ma… Oh wait.

      • ZipZip says:

        Hey hey hey! How about biodegradeable knipoonorks? Made from starch? Oooowwh, I smell patent application!

        • Elfking says:

          Ah, biodegradeable! Genius!
          I’m surprised I think of that, because I’m an epic-enviromentalist.
          It’d get an easy patent!
          Except, ANYTHING can get a patent. Ever heard of chicken eye-glasses and dimple drills?

  17. Pair of Knorks says:

    Knork is slang for breast in Britain.

  18. Fay says:

    I am loving the word knipoonork. Seriously, seriously loving it.

  19. wefw says:

    everyone knows that a knife spoon combo is a knifoon. not a spife

    • TheCatman says:

      he’s right, you know.
      Knifoon could also accurately describe the intersection of all three.

  20. Firsters are gay says:

    GAY

  21. Mariachi says:

    meh.

  22. Basara says:

    Trivia:

    1. the fork was actually the last of the 3 main pieces of silverware to be developed, in the 1700s. Prior to then, people typically just stuck items with their knives, or used their hands.

    2. The butter/table knife was invented in the mid-1600s by Cardinal Richeleu (or however you spell it – yes, the bad guy from the Three musketeers stories, who really existed and was a force in 17th century politics). It came about from a desire not to be assassinated during meals, so he had his servants make him knives for the table that had rounded ends, and a dull edge only suitable for cutting soft foods. This is PROBABLY what eventually led to the development of the Fork, as one could not stab ones food with such a knife. Later on, sailors even adopted a rounded end knife (but with a sharp blade) for safety reasons, probably after hearing of such dinner knives (Which were probably out of their social class).

    • Miss Lace says:

      You just made my day!

    • Homer says:

      Please take your “facts” and go away. There is no room in this discussion for “facts”. You should be calling everyone a douche, telling what you did to their mothers, and calling them all wusses and telling women where to find a real man, like all the other idiots.

    • jackie31337 says:

      I heard that he ordered the knives rounded because he was tired of seeing diners pick their teeth with the point of the knife at the table.

  23. Waspala says:

    This has already been made though. It’s a different design and the combination of all three is called a “Splayd”. (website has the picture)

  24. Kit says:

    The middle should say something like “Millions of Dollars”

  25. Meg-Meg says:

    I think I had knork once… It was basically a fork, but one edge was slightly serated… not much point to it really.

  26. Pro says:

    It’S done already.

    • ZipZip says:

      Hilarious! They need to sell it with health insurance, though. No, make that ‘Catastrophic Event’ insurance.

  27. Ringo Fyre says:

    Missed out “Foon”

  28. Ydobon says:

    That ain’t no knork, that’s my ex!

  29. brmbug says:

    :D That’s the first time I’ve laughed that hard at a graph in many weeks. Thank you.

  30. Foodage says:

    That made me lol…

    except…

    I would have put Chopsticks in the middle part…

  31. flask says:

    that’s silly.

    everyone knows that spoon/knife is “noon” and that knife/fork are “fife”.

    furthermore, knife/fork/spoon are “spike”.

    didn’t you ever play “this is a fork”?

    • crucible says:

      isn’t that kind of confusing seeing as they are all actual things anyway? or is that part of this mystery game you describe..?

  32. lets throw a hammer into the mix!

  33. M4ce says:

    wipe face with domestic fowls?

  34. Orgas says:

    Bah. a spoon and a knife is a splade, not a spife

  35. MowmaCat says:

    Dats dangorous (crap)

  36. anonymiss says:

    But but but… how can you cut your meat? Stab it with the fork and cut it with the knife…

    so what do you do when you have a knipoonork?

    You have to use two.

    Thus negating the beauty of a singular all encompassing piece of cutlery.

    *pouts*

  37. anonymisse says:

    what about a foon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  38. Connor P says:

    i thought spife=grapefruit spoon :-)

  39. ijustfarted says:

    I want two of what you had when you thought up this fly graph…

  40. D.M.G says:

    The middle 1 is a spladye google image deconstruction of the splade then see full size image of ven digram

    =D

  41. praveensawh says:

  42. Rae says:

    Created by IKEA, the KNIPOONORK takes about three months to assemble and will fall apart faster than you can say HJORDIS.

  43. LIXX says:

    It should be Spork, Fife and Knoon, because this gives an equal share of first/second name combination. Just saying, things like that bug me lol;) Good one though!


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