Fried ham, fried ham
Cheese and baloney
And after the macaroni
We will have fried ham.
Aka a "binomial irreversible"
I'm definitely going to start reversing these to fuck with people.
In the UK it's always knife and fork, but I'm sure I've heard Americans say fork and knife. I may be wrong.
It is usually "fork and knife" in the US.
I’m from the US and I say fork and knife more often, but both work.
Edit: now that I think of it, my mother and grandmother only said “knife and fork.” Maybe it’s slowly becoming uncoupled in American English
In the lyrics to the Beatles’ song Piggies, there’s the line “clutching forks and knives”. Is that just an Americanism they picked up?
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