lxskllr

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Yea, I think I do. I couldn't put my hands on it right away, but it's in the drawer somewhere.
 
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kage69

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The question is, is the pickle being removed from a jar... or something else?

Zeze might need to consult Dr. Dave Attel on this one.
 

IronWing

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No, how would a spoon separate ball joints? Pickle forks are readily available to rent for free from auto parts stores.
You would probably have to sharpen the spoon first but I think if you pushed the spoon up from beneath the femoral head, you could pop it out of the acetabular. The muscles holding it in are some of the strongest in the body so you's probably need to sever those before you tried popping the ball from the socket. Personally, I prefer pickles made from cucumbers but whatever works for you.
 
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preCRT

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Not sure about a pickle fork, but I do own an olive spoon, two in fact.
19311418789566p





68901944950811p

https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/fox-run-reg-olive-strainer-spoon/1018789566
https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/st...ce-jar-spoon-and-fork-set-in-green/1044950811
 

kage69

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I would imagine pickle tongs are the hot tip. For all occasions Zeze.
 

feralkid

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Inherited it. Don't see much point in "special" forks. Pretty much any fork works for anything. "Special" forks are pretentious displays of conspicuous consumption.

O.K Chairman Mao.
Geez, maybe other people like to have a little fun in their lives; don't be such a grump!
 
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