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      <title>Eating with my hands</title>
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      <description>As far as I know there are only three styles of eating: hands, chopsticks, knives and forks (spoons are universal).&#xA;And if you had to categorize what to eat with what, it would be&#xA;Hands: most indian food, fast food&#xA;Chopsticks: Oriental, South East, Asian, Japanese&#xA;knives and forks: most of the western world&#xA;So I find it pretty funny when people try to eat Indian breads which are flat and non porous with knives and forks.</description>
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