How do you usually eat?

[jimmy olsen]

Anyway, I eat the correct way. Knife in right hand, fork in left.

I only use sporks and knorks.

[dps]

If you're going by the majority of my meals, I suppose that I eat sandwiches and similar foods that don't require any utensils most of the time, so the answer would be "with my hands". 

[Martinus]

But yeah, I usually eat with a knife and a fork. Even if I eat with just a fork, I always hold it with my left hand. People who hold a fork with their right hand are barbarians.

[Josquius]

My parents always used to pick on me for eating left handed- fork in the right. It just feels so much more natural to me.
But I eat continental style anyway, the only time any switching occurs is if I have a particularly tough steak or somewhat and really need the power of my right to cut into it.

If you're going by the majority of my meals, I suppose that I eat sandwiches and similar foods that don't require any utensils most of the time, so the answer would be "with my hands". 

Most things I eat are with my hands of course but I wouldn't really count a sandwich and other snacks as meals.

[garbon]

But yeah, I usually eat with a knife and a fork. Even if I eat with just a fork, I always hold it with my left hand. People who hold a fork with their right hand are barbarians.

Not really. Takes more effort to switch back and forth.

[garbon]

Most things I eat are with my hands of course but I wouldn't really count a sandwich and other snacks as meals.

Bitch, I supported you but I can't keep doing that when you suddenly change the goal posts. "How do you usually eat?" "How do you eat your meals?"

[Josquius]

Most things I eat are with my hands of course but I wouldn't really count a sandwich and other snacks as meals.

Bitch, I supported you but I can't keep doing that when you suddenly change the goal posts. "How do you usually eat?" "How do you eat your meals?"

But...that's what my first post says.

Not that it matters too much. Not a life or death question.

[Martinus]

And the method of putting down the knife unless you have something to cut sounds awfully silly to me. If you are eating a meal with a knife and a fork, you hold the knife in your hand for the entire meal, unless you want to grab a glass or something.

I think I may have seen a person who would cut the meat and then put down the fork only once or twice - but people like this are considered soft in the head and/or infantile here.

[Eddie Teach]

What's the point of holding the knife while you shovel rice and vegetables in your mouth?

[Ideologue]

Most things I eat are with my hands of course but I wouldn't really count a sandwich and other snacks as meals.

Bitch, I supported you but I can't keep doing that when you suddenly change the goal posts. "How do you usually eat?" "How do you eat your meals?"

But...that's what my first post says.

Not that it matters too much. Not a life or death question.

What if we don't eat conventional "meals"?

[DGuller]

I think I may have seen a person who would cut the meat and then put down the fork only once or twice - but people like this are considered soft in the head and/or infantile here.

Put down the fork?  Did they eat things by spearing them with a knife?  I can see how you would view a person like that as soft in the head.

[garbon]

Most things I eat are with my hands of course but I wouldn't really count a sandwich and other snacks as meals.

Bitch, I supported you but I can't keep doing that when you suddenly change the goal posts. "How do you usually eat?" "How do you eat your meals?"

But...that's what my first post says.

Not that it matters too much. Not a life or death question.

Actually you twice ask how do you eat but then twice ask how do you eat the majority of your meals.  It's a bit odd to draw a distinction now when you'd been using them interchangeably earlier.

[The Brain]

What's the point of holding the knife while you shovel rice and vegetables in your mouth?

If you've abandoned any attempt at civilized eating then you are right it isn't important to hold the knife.

[Eddie Teach]

I put my elbows on the table.