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Utensils as Tools?

© Wally Orlowsky

Utensils as Tools?

Uploaded: April 05, 2016 | Entered: April 05, 2016 07:31:38

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For 101 Utensils & Tools theme.
I have often been told to use the right tool for the job. But isn't a dinner knife good as a screwdriver and a fork as a prying tool? Sometimes that does not work as illustrated here. These are all photos of our kitchen utensils. Most were digitally "damaged". But, to my wife's chagrin, I really did use 2 of them inappropriately. Can you guess which ones? I'll post the answer later in the discussion.

Comments

JO ANN CLEVELAND April 05, 2016

I don't know the answer but they certainly are interesting! Now let us know the answet! :-) #1654089

Bob Cournoyer level-classic April 05, 2016

Excellent work, Wally! You should teach classes! I'll guess the droopy spoon, and the ladle.
Happy Theme Day... :-) #11457340

Amanda D. Austwick level-classic April 05, 2016

What a fun capture Wally. I would guess one the 2 right squiggly forks, or the scissors. #11457358

Joy Rector April 05, 2016

love it #11457375

Nikki McDonald level-classic April 05, 2016

Great fun. I would definitely vote for a knife - except I'm not sure how I would damage either of those to that extent. I just know I find them very useful for use as everything from a screwdriver to a chisel for prying. I guess the sponge and what looks to be a rubber spatula. #11457381

Mitch Spence level-classic April 05, 2016

Little shop of kitchen horrors here, Wally. I think I'm with Bob on the guess. #11457425

Sylvia Rourke level-classic April 05, 2016

Ingenious Wally, great post work to create this masterpiece. My guess is the yellow knife spreader and the spatula! #11457475

Dr Silly level-classic April 05, 2016

Hahaha, knew I could count on you Wally. #11457484

Wally Orlowsky April 05, 2016

Thanks all for playing along. The two I ruined are the Yellow covered icing spatula, which I used to apply texture paint to many of my walls and the ladle, which was discolored when I heated it with a torch to melt lead. #11457590

Michele Peterson level-classic April 05, 2016

Lol.... my family guessed before looking at the answer and got close! Well done, as always! Thanks for the fun. #11457641

Daniella Puente April 06, 2016

Creative and very original #11457771

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