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Sporks have been mass-manufactured since at least the late 1800s. The Folgate Silver Plate Company of England manufactured one sometime between 1875 and 1900.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spork Why would anybody need a titanium spork? 
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wouldn't a better question be, why would anyone need a spork, period?
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I guess so. I grew up without sporks.
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I guess sporks are good for making watermelon balls. I thought it was interesting to read about the foons and the spoon on one side and the fork on the other side. I think they would great to bring to parties.
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yes, those ever popular BYOSP parties!
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yes, those ever popular BYOSP parties!
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Have you ever seen one of those multipurpose knives that a fork and a spoon on them? I bet they would be great for back packers.
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I have never been invited to a BYOSP party. Do you go to them often?
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Edited by
Audie
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Fri 04/10/09 08:51 PM
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A spork is when you need a spoon and a fork but don't want to have both on the table...a titanium one is much easier to carry around and makes you a great target for the aliens from the planet Q who love titanium alloys
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I guess titanium sporks are a real status symbol. I feel so deprived not having one. Now I know what I want for my birthday.
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This is the thread for IZZY.
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Titanium for a spork?
Dude, that is ludicrous! In order to forge or weld titanium, it has to be done in a vacuum or in a sealed chamber of inert gasses (non-combustable)....the reason being..at melting tempurature..the metal will burn if exposed to oxygen. It is an incredibly expensive and complex proceedure......to blow that kind of effort for a spork is just retarded. |
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