It may drive you round the bend

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OUT on the internet you, too, can learn how to bend forks with your bare hands.

The site www.fork-you.com tells you all you need to know about so-called cutlery mutilation.

It includes a description of the fork-bending phenomenon, free e-cards featuring some crazily bent forks as well as free wallpapers for your desktop.

There is also a zodiac section, that has the signs designed in forks as well as a range of links to other sites.

One of the most interesting sections of the site is the step-by-step guide to bending a fork into a certain design, for example so the prongs cross over each other.

This really is a great site, and has a great range of information and content that will have you wondering next time you are laying the dinner table.

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