- May 22, 2017
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Dining machete XD
As @MrKnobb mentioned that he eats with the fork in his right hand, I doubt that he holds his "machete" in his left at the time. :winkytongue:
I'm also usually holding the fork in my right hand when I eat at home or otherwise informal situation, depending on the type of food. When there's nothing to cut or scoop and adjust on the fork, for example. But I would still hold the fork in my left and knife in my right hand when there is something to cut, even at home. A steak definitely qualifies. So I either put the fork on the left and knife on the right or just both on the right side. Definitely not the knife on the left. Would I be left-handed, I may prefer the knife in my left hand, but I'm not and I haven't asked any left-handed guys about what they prefer.
But really, who cares. Especially when the steak is served with some superconductive potato slices floating above the magnetic plate. :biggrin:
As @MrKnobb mentioned that he eats with the fork in his right hand, I doubt that he holds his "machete" in his left at the time. :winkytongue:
I'm also usually holding the fork in my right hand when I eat at home or otherwise informal situation, depending on the type of food. When there's nothing to cut or scoop and adjust on the fork, for example. But I would still hold the fork in my left and knife in my right hand when there is something to cut, even at home. A steak definitely qualifies. So I either put the fork on the left and knife on the right or just both on the right side. Definitely not the knife on the left. Would I be left-handed, I may prefer the knife in my left hand, but I'm not and I haven't asked any left-handed guys about what they prefer.
But really, who cares. Especially when the steak is served with some superconductive potato slices floating above the magnetic plate. :biggrin: