just sayin'

Commonly used to eat canned fruits and veggies, like pickle spears, olives, maraschino cherries, etc. Even used for cocktail shrimp. May also be called a cocktail fork.

Forks come with 2, 3, or 4 tines. One tine forks are called awls or a chop stick.

The more you know...

just kidding. you seem to know a lot

I try to learn one new item every day. Some days, I learn a plethora of things. I almost missed your pun.

Also, I've been on this planet a few more decades than you. Still, I learn as much from the young kids as I do the old timers. Course, the old timers keep dying off

I've got a granddaughter your age. 5 of my grandkids are teens.

No, far from being a little kid. But not yet an adult. The best thing you'll learn is that nobody knows everything. The wise man researches first, or asks a question when in doubt. The forks? I had a leg up on that at your age, working at a 3 star restaurant where we used cocktail forks. As a young man, I learned to listen to the stories the older people told. Back then, they had been newborns at the turn of the century. Both of my grandfathers were born in 1900. My grandmother's in 1903. Listened and learned.

wow. you really are the human google.

I am literally a child of the space age. The USSR launched Sputnik on the day I turned 2 months old.

I'm the enigma in that I listen to those younger than me, especially if they know something I don't, which occurs from time to time.

Knowledge consists of two things: what you know and your ability to to find what you don't know. Knowledgeable is getting a grasp on something quickly, so that you can put it in perspective.

nah!

you are cool