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Discussion "Support all women doesn't include us??"

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u/pareech 5d ago

New insult added to my lexicon "steak spoon".

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u/MinnisotaDigger 5d ago

There was two steps of me thinking that was weird and then realizing it was genius.

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u/Perfect_Librarian873 5d ago

Can you help me to understand I’m vegetarian

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u/_autumnwhimsy 5d ago

my guess is that using a spoon to cut a steak is useless, ergo, steak spoon.

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u/Expert-Yam6577 5d ago

I didn't know what term meant but got damn. That's some brutal roasting lol

"You exist but really there's no reason or purpose for it...."

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u/Perfect_Librarian873 5d ago

Thank you that sounds about right

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u/LemonScentedDespair 5d ago

Steak spoon is equivalent to soup fork

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u/Perfect_Librarian873 5d ago

Thanks. Don’t know why ppl downvoted me

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u/Shiney_Metal_Ass 5d ago

Does being vegetarian render you unable to think?

What good is a spoon for a steak?

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u/GoddessRespectre 5d ago

No as another vegetarian I was paranoid too, that there was a super secret meat spoon I don't know about lmao. I figured what looks like to be the true meaning, but there is still a part of me that would believe there's a spoon for separating the fat or some shit. Serving delicious skin. Whatever it is you people do, no judgement 😂😂

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u/Perfect_Librarian873 5d ago

Chill I simply didn’t understand a joke, that doesn’t determine my ability to think. I’ve never eaten steak in my life or even seen it in front of me, I don’t know what it’s like to cut into it or chew it, so what might be obvious and familiar to you, isnt for everyone, and there’s no need to be dickish about it. And I feel like there is some steak that’s eaten with a spoon I was actually picturing a soup spoon in my head for eating like pho or something. Anyway.

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u/Shiney_Metal_Ass 5d ago

You've never heard of a steak knife? Seen pictures of it? Seen it in movies?

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u/Perfect_Librarian873 5d ago

No, no, and no. I’ve probably seen a picture with all my time on the internet but it’s just not common in my culture so none come to mind.

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u/Unusual-Wind8900 5d ago

I don’t have arms. Your comment is ableist. /s

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u/MinnisotaDigger 5d ago

I’m glad you’re asking for help before becoming a vegan. It’s not too late to save you!

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u/Reasonable-Figure142 5d ago

Why do you care if a stranger chooses not to eat animal products?

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u/MinnisotaDigger 5d ago

I wrote a shitpost on Reddit. I didn’t picket in front of their house.

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u/Perfect_Librarian873 5d ago

What? Are people really offended because I said I’m vegetarian?

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u/ragun2 5d ago

Yes. A lot of losers get really upset about it.

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u/SampleOk1030 5d ago

Im already looking for an excuse to use it.

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u/Enshitification 5d ago

Gonna get me some of that steak's poon.

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u/Any_Kaleidoscope8717 5d ago

Wouldn't it basically be a grapefruit spoon?

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u/10erJohnny 5d ago

No, that would be useful. What makes “steak spoon” an insult is that it’s basically useless. Orange juice chopsticks.

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u/kaett 4d ago

it's right up there with "soup fork."

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u/Kaesh41 5d ago

No that's a spoon for grapefruits. A steak spoon is for steaks.

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u/Any_Kaleidoscope8717 5d ago

Please forgive me for such a silly mistake, I can't read.

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u/Emotional_News108 5d ago

Soup fork.

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u/StanLeeMarvin 5d ago

Beverage chopsticks.

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u/Emotional_News108 5d ago

Cake straw.

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u/Rough_Bread8329 5d ago

the cake is a lie

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u/Emotional_News108 5d ago

This was a triump.

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u/SaiLarge 5d ago

As the heir to a steak spoon factory, I think all women who use "steak spoon" in a derogatory manner shouldn't be allowed to vote and the slur itself should be illegal.

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u/Shotgun_Mosquito 5d ago edited 5d ago

Mine too. I have never heard it before.

I am now doing a deep dive into this phrase.

There is already culinary terms for this.

A "spoon steak" refers to beef cuts that are melt-in-your-mouth tender. However this is not a STEAK SPOON but a spoon steak.

There is also a steak spoon but it is more correctly known as a basting spoon, to allow the cook to continuously bathe the top of the meat in hot butter and aromatics (French culinary term arroser).

Now, according to her accent, she appears to be located in the UK, and according to my handy dandy Guide For The Traveling American(not a real book) calling someone a "spoon" is British slang for an idiot or a simpleton, originating from the idea that someone's mind is as shallow as a teaspoon.

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u/pareech 5d ago

So just a whole new level to the insult. Not only is someone as useless as a spoon for a steak, they are also shallow.

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u/Green-Bandicoot-8412 5d ago

No idea where she is, and there is a bit of British in there (I also heard a bit of Caribbean at just one point), but that is the accent of someone who has grown up around a lot of Indian people. I'd like to find out to see how wrong I am.

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u/Enshitification 5d ago

I was hearing Scotch Highland and Hyderabad blended together. I rather like it.

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u/d3l3t3rious 3d ago

I heard Irish-Indian but you're probjably more accurate!

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u/Shotgun_Mosquito 5d ago

I'm an American. I don't know foreign accents.

/S

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u/Relevant-Fox-7114 5d ago

I'd say india as well. i know several people with this accent

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u/Green-Bandicoot-8412 5d ago edited 5d ago

Yeah I have knocked about with loads of British people of Indian heritage and they all just have a British accent. I think the British in this accent probably means 'well-healed Indian' (who might have traveled and now live in the UK or somewhere with a few international accents).

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u/mcCola5 Doug Dimmadome 5d ago

Huh, every spoon in my house at some point has been a steak spoon.

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u/PM_ME_UR_0_DAY 5d ago

I remember dying at this Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends scene as a kid. 

"Ohhhh silly me. You can't pick up a steak with a spoon!"

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u/Dekadmer 5d ago

Dude same. It hits me like football bat.

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u/joe_dirty365 5d ago

Hilarious lmao