Prefered Writing Utensil?

I like the mechanical pen.

 

Re: Preffered Writing Utensil?

pencil or keyboard.

 

Pencil: Zebra® M-301 Ultra Mechanical Pencil, 0.5 mm, Black Barrel, Made in Japan to be exact.



Pen: Zebra® G-301® Gel Ink Retractable Pens, 0.7 mm, Medium Point, Stainless Steel Barrel, Black Ink

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Pen: Uni-ball Signo 207 Black


Pencil: Staedtler Integrity 9505 Mechanical Pencil

 

Any pencil.

Pens, I like to use the ones that have thicker writing and melt into the paper as opposed to the ones that are instantly there.

For when I used to draw I liked to use all kinds of pencils, you know besides HB or whatever. I don't draw anymore so eh.

 

I like my lost pen, a Parker trademark... I used to have 5 of them with a special scribed name for each one, and they always slipped out of my pants...

But way back, my most favorite type of writing was a pen where you dip it on ink. I sign all my documents with it. I tried writing my notes with it but it doesn't dry quickly and i sort of stopped using it since.

 

I normally use any sort of 0.5 mechanical pencil or a fine-tip black ballpoint.

 

smoothest pencil ever:


Papermate Mirado Black Warrior


as for pens, black gel pens usually work....but nothing beats the black warrior in pencils. I write pretty hard, and still havn't broken one by pressing too hard.

 

anything, im not fussed

 

Keyboard, my hand writing is terrible, they gave me a writing brace when I was in second grade...didn't help.

My 13yr brother has neater hand writing, heck I have to get my managers to sign off my work because of how shoddy my writing is

If no other choice, pen, My hand tends to push down really hard on the pencil to try to make it look neater (a bad habbit I still do) and thus a eraser doesn't fix any mistakes I rub out

 

Pen:

Spoiler

any will do, It's a pen...

I hate using pencil for writing, having to sharpen it every minute and I find mechanicals are worse with that god damn easily breakable lead.

 

Parker fountain pens

 

I still love crayons even though I'm beyond their user age range. There's just something about having a box of 76 or even 128 colors of crayons that makes me all warm & cuddly inside.

 

I'm still a sucker for ye olde quill and ink.

 

Quill & Ink? That's even tougher to use than a fountain pen in my opinion.

 

Yup, the sharper the point the better it writes.

 

A quill soaked in the blood of my foes.

 

Well, once i tried to write my suicide letter with my blood, and some memoirs of mine... damn, i should have just donated it to the red cross... funny though, i cannot seem to find them now....

 

Mechanical Pencil; so much precision!