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| Practice makes perfect. Asian grocery stores do have training chopsticks.
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| I like to eat so I use a small shovel |
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The cake is a lie!
| I can pick up just about anything with Chinese profile sticks, but not so well with Japanese, or the cheap bamboo disposable ones that you have to split. With those bamboo ones, I end up using them upside down so that the big end allows more purchase. |
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St. Vitus Dance Instructor
| Many years ago I started to practice picking up things around the house, pencils, wash cloths. I needed to sort out my bolt/washer/nail bucket at my workbench. I used chopsticks to pick each piece up and sort them. |
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| I'd still hang with youse guys
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| I learned to use them on my first tour in that beautiful SE Asian Paradise way back in 1965.
Never had any trouble using them since, though I realized, when I started reading this thread, that it's been a couple of years since I've been any place they were offered as eating utensils.
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Hop head
| wife is OK with them, I struggle, and just grab a fork
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