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A dinner plate that turns when you eating |
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@funphy | 12 May 15 |
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Call it a roplate?
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@funphy | 12 May 15 |
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It's a great idea! Spaghetti would wind itself around the fork.. I need one. Do you accept PayPal?
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@penfield | 12 May 15 |
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See you on Dragon's Den, Phil 
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@dre4mz | 12 May 15 |
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That's a brilliant idea.
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@mok214 | 13 May 15 |
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If you have to turn your plate to eat, you have way too much food on your plate. 
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@mok214 | 13 May 15 |
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@ funphy - 12.05.15 - 11:18pm Call it a roplate? Rotoplate would be a better name. 
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@3mel | 13 May 15 |
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@ penfield - 12.05.15 - 11:24pm See you on Dragon's Den, Phil  hey look who's back
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@jayna | 13 May 15 |
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The new trend from gastropods and restarants is Plates are on the way out see (twitter. See save the plate.) Now you can ave your breakfast served on a bent shovel in the isle of man. In restarants On a dust bin lid, or a i pad with a picture of a plate underneath, food served in a trainer. Saugages in c*cktail glasses, spagette in jam jars. Entries served on a brick, and food served in high heeled shoes, or in a bucket or a plant pot.
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@funphy | 13 May 15 |
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But it roplates (he says in an unintentionally racist Chinese accent)
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@fujiyama | 13 May 15 |
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slowl?
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