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		<title>You Don&#8217;t Need a Fork to Eat a Burger</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the news this week was a report that household shops have seen a decline in the number of table knives sold compared to the number of forks. In years gone by, the British people would always buy their cutlery in a pair, and knife and fork. Table manners stated that you must use both [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the news this week was a report that household shops have seen a decline in the number of table knives sold compared to the number of forks. In years gone by, the British people would always buy their cutlery in a pair, and knife and fork. Table manners stated that you must use both a knife and a fork, the fork being held in the left hand, no elbows on tables please. This was all very proper, and symbolised everything that was great about Great Britain.</p>
<p>However, the shocking fact is, in the 21st Century, us Brits are snubbing the knife, and making do with just a fork. And to make matters worse, some people have been spotted holding the fork IN THEIR RIGHT HAND!!!!</p>
<p>As more people eat ready meals, stews, curries, stir-frys and pasta dishes, we no longer need a knife. Also, when sitting on a sofa with a plate of food in your hand, only one item of cutlery can be wielded at any one time. And it is not proper to put your knife in your mouth.</p>
<p>Ed Watson, spokesperson for Retailer Debenhams was the one that kindly pointed out to us how barbaric we have become.</p>
<blockquote><p>&#8220;Bad table manners can turn an enjoyable meal into an embarrassment. Using both a knife and a fork to eat has held this country in good stead for centuries – it&#8217;s one of the mainstays of being British. It&#8217;s all about maintaining standards, so we want to act now before the single fork habit becomes ingrained in the next generation.&#8221; Ed Watson, a true Brit.</p></blockquote>
<p>Funny, as the people of England, sorry Britain, are always asking &#8220;who are we? have we lost our identity?&#8221;. It seems that we always had an identity, we just forgot what it was. It was holding 2 pieces of Sheffield steel while eating our pork chops.</p>
<p>Anyway, do we care? No. Of course not. Because you do not need either knife or fork to eat a burger.</p>
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