a fork by any other name...
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a fork by any other name...
does this qualify as a fork? it's initially for garden use, and the bulbs at the top are light reflectors, but it looks like a damn fork to me!
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They're not forks at all.
If we closely examine the apparatus, we will see that the body is mainly one long pole. The obtrusion at the end is merely for support whilst in the ground.
By definition, a fork has to fork. Like, it's just one long pole with a side-support. Nothing forks. There's just a deviation. Totally different. Not a fork.
If we closely examine the apparatus, we will see that the body is mainly one long pole. The obtrusion at the end is merely for support whilst in the ground.
By definition, a fork has to fork. Like, it's just one long pole with a side-support. Nothing forks. There's just a deviation. Totally different. Not a fork.
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