Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/04/23/at-first-i-thought-this-ka-bar.html
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Tactical Spork simply begs to be a band name.
The downside is all the tactical spork nerds will look down on you for not having a FULL-TANG tactical spork.
Are you going to get one of his display cases in order to best display your tactical spork?
Is anyone else a trifle concerned that the joint between the gouging end and the shivving end, with its gaps and crevices and such; will quickly come to harbor a variety of encrusted filth crannies unless the unit is carefully disassembled(field stripped?) and washed with some attention to detail prior to reassembly?
Smooth surfaces are a lot less fussy that way.
Your baked potato will never see you coming!
If you are tuffenuff to carry a tactical
spork, you seek out crusty filth everywhere because it makes you stronger.
This is definitely true. I used to design laparoscopic surgical tools and we always tried to strike a balance between providing the surgeons with grip texture and providing bacteria with a three bedroom home, move-in ready.
After a few weeks of not washing anything (anything!), you just dont care anymore.
The tactical-ization of everything.
Okay. I own a pair of these. I kept one in my lunch box in case I forgot my silverware which happens a lot.
Turns out, it is a much better conversational item than an eating utensil. Do NOT eat yogurt with one of these. I ended up having to clean yogurt out of some weird places.
I own this and will happily pay someone $1 to take it off my hands. It is terrible.
Note: You will likely receive a lot of my DNA and recent food in the weird vent-hole. Y’know, on second thought I will try recycling it into a hand-puppet or something
Man, I never guessed that I’d be so far left behind when I invested a couple of decades ago in a titanium backpacking spork… (which didn’t come with an impractical “knife”)
How, do you, eat yogurt?
Like everyone else. It’s got crevasses and vents all over and it’s not really a useful eating device.
In case it bears repeating:
Ouch! But, you know, free country.
Does it come with a scope or is it iron sights only ?
Red dot, man!
Rapid target acquisition is an essential feature for close-in engagements with the contemporary culinary threatscape.
Some purists might go on about “but iron sights are dishwasher safe”; but they’ll never know the satisfaction of pacifying their entire plate in the time it takes to say “Tomato Down!” with your mouth full; so why listen to them?
A tactical spork is just the tool to have when SHTF between the Big-Endians and Little-Endians over egg-cracking.