1. The method of retrieving and applying spreadable food comprising the steps of:
providing a utensil with first and second interconnected arm members, each arm member having a scoop section with a top surface;
nesting the first arm member within the second arm member;
scooping spreadable food onto the top surface of the scoop section of the first arm member;
rotating the second arm member in relation to the first arm member;
continuing the rotation of the second arm member in relation to the first arm member until the second arm member is directly over the top surface of the scoop section of the first arm member;
nesting the second arm member within the first arm member;
applying pressure to the second arm member;
expelling spreadable food from the scoop section of the first arm member; and
applying the spreadable food.
2. The method as in claim 1 comprising the further step of providing at least one opening within the scoop section of the first arm member for expelling the spreadable food.
3. The method as in claim 1 comprising the further steps of providing handles on the first and second arm members and nesting the second arm member within the first arm member by rotating the handle of the second member in relation to the handle of the first arm member.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
I claim:
1. A game marking device for marking game cards such as bingo cards, comprising a container body containing a liquid ink and an applicator head containing a porous dabber by which to apply the ink, the improvement in which the container body is shaped to enable it to be held in various ways and the applicator head holding the dabber is positioned at an optimum angle relative to the container body to enable rapid play with a minimum of hand and arm motion.
2. A game marking device according to claim 1 in which the container body is configured as a grip in a generally oval cross section with a pair of partially restricted neck portions located at the upper and lower ends of the body.
3. A game marking device according to claim 1 in which the angle is about 30.
4. A game marking device according to claim 3 in which the applicator head includes a section angled outwardly from the container body and by which a user may use a finger or thumb to apply the dabber to the game cards.
5. A game marking device for marking game cards such as bingo cards having a container body with upper and lower ends and a chamber to receive marking ink, a dabber at the upper end by which to apply the ink, the improvement comprising a grip portion of the container body having a generally oval cross section with a generally vertical axis and upper and lower partially restricted end neck portions, the end neck portions spaced from each other at a distance approximating the spacing between the first and last fingers of a smaller adult hand and between the first and third fingers of a larger adult hand, a substantially flat bottom by which to support the marking device in a standing position when not being used; an applicator head supporting the dabber at the upper end of the container body and with an axis at a preferred angle of about 30 relative to the vertical axis of the grip portion; a collar portion between the grip portion and the applicator head, the collar portion having an axis at about 15 from the vertical axis of the grip portion, with the collar portion including a section at one side of sufficient length to be able to serve as a control surface by which the marking device may be manipulated with the end of a finger and at an opposite side defining a hand stop by which to quickly pick up the marking device from the standing position while still having the hand in a position enabling the user quickly to move the marking device into the desired position for applying ink.