>> ^sillma:

Yeah, the spatula is clearly plastic.


Hey and you said it without sounding like an asshole, GREAT JOB !

Clearly a metal handle with a plastic flipper or maybe its metal spatula with silicon dip

Yeah, the spatula is clearly plastic.

Doesn't look like a metal spatula...if you look closely the spatula itself looks like slightly pinkish plastic.

>> ^jatoha:

He used a METAL spatula on a nonstick pan??? I just.. I just don't even...


It might be titanium-ceramic... they are stupid expensive, but damn near indestructible.

>> ^jatoha:

He used a METAL spatula on a nonstick pan??? I just.. I just don't even...


Thank you, I was worried I was the only one bothered by that.

He used a METAL spatula on a nonstick pan??? I just.. I just don't even...

that's one way of dealing with hairy hands--ladies love it!

also, an unmarked spoon for a spatula? tisk tisk

I'm for any instrument that's played with spatulas.

Thanks for the promote
In reply to this comment by garmachi:
Because I'm netflixing this right now...

*promote!

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>> ^Yogi:

>> ^BicycleRepairMan:
No. Anecdotes ≠ evidence.
http://www.everydayhealth.com/autoimmune-disord
ers/can-vaccines-cause-autoimmune-disorders.aspx
>> ^Yogi:
Can vaccines trigger autoimmune diseases? I think they can...you know why I think this? Cause I've seen it...


AHEM I think I've already said that I'm a doctor...not sure if you know what that means but it should completely end the argument right there. Sorry for the misunderstanding.


A doctor that doesn't understand the difference between penicillin and a vaccine is like a chef that doesn't understand the difference between a knife and a spatula.

Just a tad bit whiiiiny....lacks soul-Try this cover of Joss Stone's "Fell in Love With a Girl", from the White Stripes for a tutorial-and lose the spatula

A gecko foot!

Each toe is covered with tiny micrometer “satae”, which branch off into even smaller “spatulae” thinner than the wavelength of visible light. Spatulae stick to walls by van der Waals forces - the weak electrostatic attractions between adjacent atoms or molecules that arise from fluctuations in the positions of their electrons. If these forces act over a relatively large area, they can build up a significant attractive force.

http://physicsworld.com/blog/2009/08/do_geckos_always_have_sticky_f.html

Spatula City! Spatula City! Spatula City!

I for one am looking forward to Videospatula!