Star Trek spork: The final frontier in utensils

Posted in Sci-Fi by Conner Flynn on April 23rd, 2009

Star Trek spork: The final frontier in utensilsApparently in the future people can’t decide between the fork and the spoon. That’s why Starfleet issues this spork to all new cadets at the academy. On a side note, I never thought I would ever see a limited edition spork in my life. Trek has really gone downhill.

It’s sports the Starfleet emblem on the back with “Mess Hall” on the handle. It’s a limited edition of 1,701. They should have put spock on it and called it the Spock Spork.

Go buy one, spork lovers.

[Thinkgeek]

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One Comment to “Star Trek spork: The final frontier in utensils”
  1. Spock Lancaster Says:

    “Captain, it appears to be a multi-purposed utensil with high tensile strength and extremely low weight. A similar device was known as a ‘Spork’ in the parlance of 20th century North America. Shall I collect it for further study?”

    “DATA, leave my dinner alone, would ya?”

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