Did they just invent the spolk?

Used in movies that star Peter Folk.

For the ordinary people only.

Does that mean we can call the container those folks are in, a Folkswagen?

There is no spoon, Folk

Prastic cutrely.

Do folks include those long pointy-looking things, too?

Found in the dining room at an old forks’ home.

– Waiter! We’d like to order.
– Wanna folk, folks?

Knaves and folks.

Folks, we need a better translator.

They buy these things in burk when they get suppries.

I have never heard folk music being performed with plastic knives…

That’s All Forks! – Loonie Tunes.

@DrLex | 4:20 am: There was a lot of folk music on vinyl, though.

I prefer LOCK’n’LOL

Folk this place, lets go get a pizza.

Kife

Slade

Where are the prates and bowels?

@Dr. Lex

“Dueling Folks”

(hearing folks twanging like banjos in “Deliverance”…)

Don’t forget the Napkids…I mean, Kidnaps.

“Fingers were made before folks!”
-God

Is this picture taken at the famous Fork Yu restaurant?

………and the horse you rode in on.

I laughed but it’s kinda colny.

I sure do love their songs.

“It’s like 10.000 knives when all you need is a folk”

“I wanna fork on the table!”

‘Get outta here you bloody prefect.’

@Pete 0404.

JAWOHL!

No forks. This restaurant is no knifin good.

MY KINGDOM!

MY KINGDOM FOR A FORK!

Sire! The queen is in the parlour, eating bread and horney.

Be careful not to polk someone’s eye out with them.

@Pete 0404.

Actually. The best place foe a fork = Eine Scheide. 🙂

foe = for

And the cup ran away with the spoon.
Leaving the poor folk in the dumps.

The people’s utensils.

I bags playing the spoons in this folk band!

Look at all them white folks … smh.

This would be really funny if it was at “Alice’s Restaurant”.
(And you would be kind of old if you get the reference.)

Folk to serve the folks