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Default Does anyone else use a granny fork?

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"jmcquown" > wrote:

> Tamzen Cannoy wrote:
> > I got 2 Lamson Sharp ones with extra long handles 10" or so. Got one 2
> > tine and one 3 tine. Love them to death. 2 tine is a bit more useful
> > cause it holds without poking big holes in things. Bought mine off
> > Amazon, they have both the 7" and 10".

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> It would be helpful if you quoted at least a portion of relevant text so
> people would have a clue what post you're replying to
>
> Jill


Oh, pishtosh! She was responding to the question in the subject line,
"Does anyone else use a granny fork?" It's clear to me that she's
answering that question; that she has two implies to me that she uses
such a fork. Or two. Whose post she's replying to seems irrelevant in
this case. :-P

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