i'll play your little game... looks like a fork to me... it's short and stubby, so either its a fork or a damned pisspoor trident. (actually looks like a pisspoor fork for that matter)

tonnytwotone

October 30th, 2006

1:53:19 AM CST

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photoshop btw, and the colors are just random.

bytmyshnymtlazz

October 30th, 2006

1:54:05 AM CST

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Spork, bitch.

WAFFLEZ

October 30th, 2006

1:54:16 AM CST

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The colors are not random. Go die in a fire.

zomglolwtfzor

October 30th, 2006

1:54:20 AM CST

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well its got 3 prongs therefor it is a trident

veritechryan

October 30th, 2006

1:55:30 AM CST

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i think the one on the left is a fork, more than likely from a playschool childs set, while the right one is a trident

CaptainObvious

October 30th, 2006

1:55:54 AM CST

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It's the Trifork of Power.

tonnytwotone

October 30th, 2006

1:57:27 AM CST

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f*ck ucsd, junior college 4tw. The fork came first c*cksucker, therefore its a fork.

brentzig

October 30th, 2006

1:57:38 AM CST

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trident

WAFFLEZ

October 30th, 2006

2:08:06 AM CST

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Actually if it fits both descriptions then it is both. Really, since they're both categorical and not descriptive, it depends on the size. It could be neither.

AskAak

October 30th, 2006

2:08:07 AM CST

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^ "settle to arguement" ... what?

tonnytwotone

October 30th, 2006

2:10:24 AM CST

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but the fork came before the trident thus the trident is a variation of a fork. "settle the arguement". the picture shows the staff slightly longer than the tines, this to me implies that it is a fork and not a trident since tridents are defined as having spears and are traditionally longer than forks.

jeffzig

October 30th, 2006

2:11:59 AM CST

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The size doesn't matter the Trident is so structurally different from a fork its in its own family, as long as its a 3 pronged tool, utensil, isntrument, weapon etc. it is a trident.

tonnytwotone

October 30th, 2006

2:13:32 AM CST

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forks are defined as having two or more prongs, this means that a three pronged fork can exsist, and do.

tonnytwotone

October 30th, 2006

2:14:33 AM CST

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how is it structurally diffrent? both have a staff and both have teeth used to grip or puncture.

jeffzig

October 30th, 2006

2:18:14 AM CST

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Well a trident has 1 prong wich is significantly stronger than the other 2 because its an extentsion of the whole untensil, tool ,weapon, etc. and the 2 other prongs are built off of that. A fork on the other hand, is just 4 peice of sh*t prongs connected to the handle by sh*tty means and not as structurally sound.

tonnytwotone

October 30th, 2006

2:19:59 AM CST

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well you can clearly see all 3 prongs are part of the same structure, thus it is a fork.

brentzig

October 30th, 2006

2:37:39 AM CST

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it's a trident. end of story

AskAak

October 30th, 2006