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I wonder if they have a chopsticks version. Actually, never mind: that's pair piano-playing.

• le_isms 15y ago
  And what do you mean by that?
  • troymc 15y ago
    It's a two-part joke: 1) The video talks about forking code, pair-programming with spooning, and knifing (pull requests): fork, spoon, and knife. I just wondered if they have a chopsticks version, for people who prefer using chopsticks. 2) Then I realized there is already a context that involves pairing and chopsticks: Chopsticks is a common piano duet. Of course, it doesn't have to be played by two people... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q_0N79afqU http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Q_0N79afqU (The video begins with the version you typically hear kids playing, but then, well, you have to watch!)