What is your favorite color of pen to use?
You're grabbing for a pen. Do you prefer to use a black one or a blue one? Or maybe a different color? I like blue, but my wife hates blue ones. She prefers black. I purchased a whole ton of blue pens before discovering this. Oh well.
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Black,,racist no but some places will only take checks written in black? around here. 0 -
Black.
Roller Ball preferred.0 -
I like Blue also.
But I prefer using a pencil to write with.0 -
I find that my hand writing is determined by the pen I use. Some of those cheap Bic's with the straight tube holders cause me to write like a monkey scratching his ass! Then, I find a fancy padded and contoured shaped pen (stolen from my bank) and I can write like John Hancock signing the Declaration of Independence! 
Oh yea! Sam, my favorite color ink is black.0 -
Black only for me. If happen to run across a red one, into the trash he goes. 0 -
I prefer black. It was the only color we were allowed to use for filling out the daily mountains of paperwork when I was in the ?Corps.
Kinda stuck, I reckon.0 -
I like red. 0 -
Black 0 -
Sharpie 0 -
Blue.
Black isn't a good color when you need to find the "ORIGINAL" amongst the copies.0 -
Get these pens!
https://www.staples.com/Pentel-EnerGel-NV-Liquid-Gel-Pens-Bold-Point-Black-Dozen/product_798187
Pentel Energel 1.0 They are a bold writing pen that write so smooth you'll think you're getting a foot rub while you're writing.
Another thing I like about this pen.....if you have to give your pen to someone else for them to sign something or fill out a form.....you keep the top and they'll hand your pen back to you when they are done. It doesn't go in their pocket or purse!!!
I love this pen!0 -
Black 0 -
Fountain pen. Imperial blue. And yes, the pen that you use DOEs affect your writing 0 -
Mox-Nix whatever. The only time I go out of my way to use blue is on an legal document that requires a signature. Black ink may be questioned as a "copy"! Had this happen :x 0 -
I use the Pilot G2's exclusively at office. Writes great and not overly priced. I have all taxpayers sign in blue because I then know it is original signature. Black signatures are hard to tell if original or photocopy. I generally buy 3 or 4 dozen toward end of December to last thru tax season. Always have several disappear when secretary have the folks sign their returns at the counter. 0 -
At work, I photocopy a lot of documents, so I use blue to easily tell the original. 0 -
Blue, back from before color copies were prevalent you could tell original signatures from copies. Now with color printers and scanners common place not so much. But I still prefer Blue. 0 -
droptop wrote:Blue.
Black isn't a good color when you need to find the "ORIGINAL" amongst the copies.
Exactly right.
KC0 -
Black only 0 -
This thread should of had a poll attached,,, 0 -
montanajoe wrote:This thread should of had a poll attached,,,
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I prefer whiteout. 0 -
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Mike0 -
Black. And no one copies off my tests. 0 -
At work,
Red used the most daily
Black for daily signatures
Yellow highlighter for emphasis when approving daily plans and procedures
Home,
Black or whatever free pens the Vet clinic has on their counter.
Mule0 -
Knifecollector wrote:Black only for me. If happen to run across a red one, into the trash he goes.
I write with black and use red to write down appointments on the calendar.0 -
Mr. Perfect wrote:You're grabbing for a pen. Do you prefer to use a black one or a blue one? Or maybe a different color? I like blue, but my wife hates blue ones. She prefers black. I purchased a whole ton of blue pens before discovering this. Oh well.
If your wife hates blue ones and that is all you bought, is that what you'll get?
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It's a catch 22, sho nuff.Don McManus wrote:Mr. Perfect wrote:You're grabbing for a pen. Do you prefer to use a black one or a blue one? Or maybe a different color? I like blue, but my wife hates blue ones. She prefers black. I purchased a whole ton of blue pens before discovering this. Oh well.
If your wife hates blue ones and that is all you bought, is that what you'll get?
Don0 -
A Joseph Hellerman literary allusion contained in a preferred ball point pen thread...
It's a sign of the apocalypse - possibly foretold by Nostradamus or from revelations.
Mike0 -
Revelation 21:8, indeed.mrmike08075 wrote:A Joseph Hellerman literary allusion contained in a preferred ball point pen thread...
It's a sign of the apocalypse - possibly foretold by Nostradamus or from revelations.
Mike0
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