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Should people who used old-fashioned pencils in 2006 be made objects of scorn?
I'm interested in hearing peoples' opinions on this. You know the kind of pencil I'm talking about: The one you stick in either a manual, hand-cranked sharpener or in an automatic one, rather than using a pen or mechanical pencil. Why do I want to know? <with faux innocence>Oh, no reason. No reason at all.</faux innocence> Comments
Re: Should people who used old-fashioned pencils in 2006 be made objects of scorn?
Bill, I know lots of people who still use pencils, mostly HB.
They are of course in Grade Two and Five, but I'm sure that the habits learned in their youth will remain through adulthood. Perhaps we are seeing the birth of a new generation of pencil lovers? Re: Should people who used old-fashioned pencils in 2006 be made objects of scorn?
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billdoskoch
on Fri 24 Mar 2006 03:48 PM EST | Profile | Permanent Link
That's the big question: Are you at the very leading edge of a new vanguard, or are you hopelessly behind the times? :)
It's my contention that professional adults should break from old-fashioned pencils at some point and go mechanical -- or go home. Trackbacks
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