debate: best writing utinsels

[SetGaming]

ok so as someone who collects pencils and stuff i want to take a poll of what kinds of writing utinsels that blf prefers

just to list what each item on the poll is:

• Wooden Pencils: your regular old #2 woodcase. favored by many for early-school experiences
  
  
• Mechanical Pencils: a little advanced, technologically-wise, good for having in a pocket or whatnot
  
  
• Lead Holders: kind of like a mechanical pencil exept a little more primitive. uses a "clutch" mechanism, and you have to sharpen the lead yourself
  
  
• Ballpoint Pens: the good ol' bic from the office.
  
  
• Fountain Pens: ever wanted to look 200 years old? well, this is your opportunity!
  
  
• Dip Pens: ok this is what it's actually like to look ancient, where you actually need an inkwell to use these
  
  
• Felt-Tip Pens: like, artist pens! feel oddly scratchy, but the tip has a more spongey-tip.
  
  

[Ad Bot]

[PhantOS]

Micron and UniBall

[Maxwell.]

pencils

[Mega-Bear]

Mechanical pencils: Bic > Papermate

[Zloff]

wooden pencil

[SetGaming]

Mechnical pencils: Bic > Papermate

now this i can agree with but i must say that

pentel > bic

[Blockomaniac]

mechanical pencils

[TableSalt]

pastel

[Steve5451²]

gel pens

[ßlöükfáce]

i like wooden most dont judge

also ive always had a problen with the pigma microns leaking, don't know why. i prefer copic multiliners for that reason

[gr8dayseth]

i like how writing with a ballpoint pen feels when it slides nicely but i like to use mechanical pencils more often

[SetGaming]

i like wooden most dont judge

also ive always had a problen with the pigma microns leaking, don't know why. i prefer copic multiliners for that reason

ah, i've had the same problem with microns and i guess i'll check the copics out

the only problem i have is that i already find microns crazy expensive and the copics are even more iirc

[Daswiruch]

mechanical pencil

[Donnies Catch]

h1 pencils

[cooolguy32]

Mechanical Pencil