@collectiveego: Ahh! I loved Chex Quest! I was trying to explain the appeal of killing a snot monster with a spork or a spoon to my husband, but he just shook his head and gave me one of those "crazy lady" looks.
Another side note in the history of the Spork. It helped the Mississippi Choctaw become one of the most financially successful Native American tribes. Back when they were still the only game in the area (maybe 15 years back or so?), they used early casino profits to invest in Spork manufacturing, which became, over time, the base for a diversified capital investment portfolio that now includes golf courses, other light manufacturing, hotels, etc.
My kitchen counter has several items just like this stuck to it already. I'm waiting for the day someone releases a USB chisel so I can pry them all off.
So engraving random movie logos on everyday objects increases their value? Interesting. Does anyone want to buy a one of a kind Star Trek plate by any chance? How about a Star Trek laptop computer or a Star Trek car?
@Jim Topoleski: Yeah, and you can buy the same TITANIUM spork from them without the Star Trek stuff for $9. They're charging you $14 for the Star Trek engraving.
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Bootspork dude, bootspork.
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"There is no spork."
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Still, ye ol' chip fork is superior. It comes with teh best food (fish n chips) and is made of wood so it won't last forever in landfills.
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Logo of hip restaurant [sporksf.com]
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