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Folding metal cutlery requires sneaky thumbs

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Destroying perfectly good kitchenware is a popular party trick. Spoon bending was popularized by performers claiming profound abilities, but it relies almost entirely on misdirection and physical force. It is essentially just a very aggressive way to ruin a soup dinner.

Folding metal cutlery requires sneaky thumbs
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