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Sam Stones17/01/2023 00:13:54
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I can't imagine Big Clive being without one.

This takes you to his current site...

**LINK**

Here he is, spudger in hand, doing what he's probably best known for, i.e. 'reverse engineering'...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN0IXJbpsXQ

Samsmile d

Edited By Sam Stones on 17/01/2023 00:14:54

Speedy Builder517/01/2023 06:30:53
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Yes, only the case and its battery remained in place.

Mick B117/01/2023 13:46:14
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Posted by Frances IoM on 16/01/2023 14:35:27:
possibly derived from spud one meaning of which is a digging implement having a narrow chisel shaped blade (dates from 1667)
possibly the slang name for a potato derives from the implement to raise it from the bed

No, no - the spudger's the little rounded hooky bit on the end of a slotted potato peeler, for digging out the eyes!

laugh

Martin Kyte17/01/2023 15:08:41
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I thought a spudger was the stick used to flick the Dwyle from when dwyle flunking.

regards Martin

Drew Northcott17/01/2023 19:55:08
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I bought a replacement screen for a Nintendo somethingorother a few years ago and it came in a kit with a mini tri-point screwdriver and a few plastic spudgers and something like guitar plectrums (plectra?) for wedging into the gap as you opened it.

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