What's your favorite writing utensil?

[Xeros]

These.

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Writing with them is just so smooth.

 

[broadbandaddict]

A combo pen thing that I have, got a stylus, pencil, black pen and red pen. The pens are supposed to have nitrogen in the back of them so you can write upside down. And it does work.

 

[Chelsizzle]

regular pen, unless I don't have paper to put under it.. it just bothers me if I don't.

 

[InnerRebellion]

These.

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Writing with them is just so smooth.

Ninja'd. I love writing with those.

 

[Bored Tomatoe]

A thick pointed pen. They write so smoothly...

 

[yanipheonu]

A keyboard. I have terrible handwriting, and I just can't write as fast as I type. Though my terrible writing comes in handy, since no one else can read it but me.

 

[tombman888]

A combo pen thing that I have, got a stylus, pencil, black pen and red pen. The pens are supposed to have nitrogen in the back of them so you can write upside down. And it does work.

i can't think of many situations when you have to write something upside down o_o...

OT: I just use a standard blue pen

 

[Seth Smith]

I prefer regular wooden #2 pencils.

 

[JRShield]

I prefer a good computer because paper doesn't have spell check >.>

Totally agree. Welcome btw!

 

[Negdaen]

I am dyslexic so I prefer my PC so I can fix my mistakes. (P.S. I almost never make a spelling mistake, I get my words switched around or use the wrong ending example typed "making" instead of "make" just now. So yeah, screw spellchecker!) But, when I write on paper I generally use a good pen and put a line through it. A practice I got from 7th grade science class. Teacher said that even your mistakes could later help you realize the next step.

P.S. Sorry, I get kind of annoyed by peoples dependence on spell checker.

 

[arsenicCatnip]

I love nice smooth-flow ink pens. My current favorite is the one that dispenses pink ink~

this, but dark green ink. not a fan of red, too over used.

Ooh, where'd you get the dark green? I'm searching for one of those, as well as royal blue (not normal blue ink, much darker).

really anywhere that sells pens. if the cap is green it's usually dark green. unless the package says "sparkle," then it's usually that horrid chartreuse color that looks too bright against the white paper. it even looks hard too read against the grey background of the escapist unless they change it to an easier color and i sound stupid.

That burns my eyes. Jeezum. This is closest to the color I usually use but I'm looking for this. I'd love to have it in my collection.

 

[Keava]

For writing it's fountain pen, but since i usually forget to buy ink cartridges i just use cheapest ballpoint.
For drawing on paper i really like softer pencils, 2 or 3B works great, but ever since i got myself a tablet i very rarely even sketch in traditional way anymore.

 

[Nouw]

I LOVE these pencils so my favorite writing utensil is indeed that ^ or the Black Pen

 

[Cowabungaa]

I'll just stick with a keyboard. It's faster, easier to correct and by the heavens my handwriting is horrible. And with horrible I mean absolutely neigh unreadable.

 

[cynikles]

Depends, I used to swear by Bic Smoothie's as essay writing pens, and they really served me well until my first year of Uni. After that I just couldn't find them anymore.

I use my mechanical pencil most of the time now for notes and such, but I have a nice Parker ball-point that I use most of the time if I'm actually writing something a tad more serious.

 

[Lawyer105]

I hate writing... I have terrible handwriting. If I have to write, I like a good quality ball-point. But mostly I prefer a keyboard!

 

[likalaruku]

Keyboard. I used to write & draw by hand with mechanical pencils, until I developed a permanent painfull callus on my finger & between my index finger & thumb. I used to use the really skinny pencils because they hurt less to use than fat ones. I would also break of & file down that stupid metal clip on medium sized ones.