A 5x4 contact sheet of pixel art frames showing a spoon-to-fork transition with text variations, where most frames display 'I LIKE IT WHEN HE SPOON' and the last few show 'BUT I LIKE IT BETTER WHEN HE FORK.'

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    "BUT I LIKE IT BETTER WHEN HE FORK."
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    "frame 18: green \u0027FORK\u0027 accent added"
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