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• #3952
*goes to check the price of forks on AliExpress*
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• #3953
Change them all to ones with coloured handles....and then back to silver again after a few days.
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• #3954
remove all knives.
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• #3955
We should all send surplus spoons to Luci to support his reign of cutlery terror.
CrowdSpooning, all the kids will be doing it.
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• #3956
Been waiting for this since the first photos on twitter, cracking.
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• #3957
replace all spoons with irritatingly small cake forks for a day and then swap back.
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• #3958
The next stage is definitely slightly bigger spoons. Then bigger, and bigger. No-one will not one until they're stirring their cuppa with a ladle.
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• #3959
shame there's a risk of injury or this would be the ultimate step...
http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/gear/novelty/gallium-spoon-mold.asp
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• #3960
Witchcraft! I love that! God, can you imagine a dozen of those on the go!
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• #3961
convince intense ginger bloke you heard there was a strong change in the ph of the local water then slip him one of them spoons.
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• #3962
Honest, that would blow his tiny mind. It would destroy him!
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• #3963
Tell him it's the fluoride the water board add to drinking water.
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• #3964
Oh my oh my... Great stuff that story. I love getting your blog update email. I save it for a "cough" opportune moment, then get on here for the analysis like its the post race interviews or whatnot. That was many scenes well painted. Great stuff....
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• #3965
Replacing spoons with slightly bigger ones...Do this...like esio trot...
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• #3966
My family love Esio Trot!
And what a great analogy, LFGSS and its post-match breakdown. That idea will stay with me forever now!
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• #3967
Enjoyed this! I'm currently midway through my quest to transpose all the normal spoons from our work canteen to the office kitchen and this is quite inspiring!
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• #3968
The social commentary that derives from the microcosm of the office kitchen. It's really something.
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• #3969
My family and I listen to any snatches of conversation we can harvest when we're out and about.
Then we create our own 'dead end sentences' to declare as we pass other people:
"They thought it was a tumour bit it turned out to be wind..."
"she called her daughter 'Casserole' in the end. She just liked the name."
"...you know, Jennifer, the lady with the cock fighting put in her garden..."
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• #3970
Late to the latest sorry chaps. That was great, just a great story with loads of hooks and true life observations. Mariella should be reading that shit on Radio 4 bigging you up Luci . If you know who Mariella is I'm sure you'll agree
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• #3971
I suspect that a lot of people might find themselves feeling a little internally conflicted if Mariella Frostrup were to read out the works of Luci.
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• #3973
Yeah we would all like to be flagellated by Mariella
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• #3974
You of course dear reader will have you're own preference
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• #3975
Overheard snippets are often pretty special.
Ha! They want spoons? We can crowdsource some cutlery from the forum
"Why do we have cupboard full of 5000 forks all of a sudden?"