Hot or Not? Din-ink Cutlery

If you hate using disposable cutlery, but always carry a few pens, these reinterpreted pen caps might be the perfect solution for you. Jot down your notes, then scarf down your spaghetti with the same tool. Or ... maybe not ...

Via Inhabitat

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It would be an ok idea if they didn't use BIC pens for their promo shots since it pretty well known that BIC tests on animals.

posted by Victoria E on February 22nd 2008 at 8:56am
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I use a Light My fire spork: http://www.lightmyfireusa.com/spork.html

Easy to carry (for a woman, at least, with a purse) and surprisingly durable.

posted by thefeltmouse on February 22nd 2008 at 2:17pm
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I didn't know that BIC tested on animals. The design team for this product is from Italy. I think it is clever. I was amazed to see how many BIC pens like the ones in the pictures there are when I have traveled abroad. I'm sure they carry them here in the states, but I don't usually buy the cheap pens, I am a number 2 pencil kind of person, and I use the fancy pen I got for graduation. I just think that it is amazing how some people can look at something that's there , being an unnatural resource, and think outside the box like that. I want to be able to do that.

posted by Sonia on February 25th 2008 at 5:17am
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This is horrible. Who wants to associate cheap runny ink with dining?

posted by Thomas on April 13th 2009 at 11:53am
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