Pens

#62 - anon id: 634f5446

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(09/28/2010) [-]

PENCLES

Y U SO BAD

#70 to #62 - killedkenny

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(09/28/2010) [-]

You mean pens?

#63 to #62 - zlatnojaje

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(09/28/2010) [-]

Spelling

Y U So Wrong

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#5 - TheBanana

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(09/27/2010) [-]

we have smartboards and they use these pen things and one day the pens wouldnt work so one kid in my class said maybe theyre out of ink and i was like WTF

#9 to #5 - Razuma

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I like how they're called smartboards but the one I had in grade 7 was ALWAYS ******* up

#18 to #9 - Kodylol

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(09/28/2010) [-]

I can relate to this.

#30 to #9 - anon id: 2d0423b3

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(09/28/2010) [-]

lol i have one right now in 7th grade nd it ***** up

#6 to #5 - DanielOmg

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(09/28/2010) [-]

I love those things
while the teacher was on her laptop wed touch the board and shed complain her mouse wasnt working

#7 to #6 - TheBanana

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(09/28/2010) [-]

cool

#12 to #7 - frogzilla

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(09/28/2010) [-]

when our school first got one our teacher used a normal board pen on it and drew all over it by accident... mlia!

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#71 to #33 - HoldenMagroin

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#38 to #12 - cakeater

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(09/28/2010) [-]

we stoped a substitute right before doing that

#45 to #12 - anon id: e337b16f

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(09/28/2010) [-]

haha
a janitor wrote
"stack the chairs"
on it
with permanent marker

#29 - ElijahWade

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(09/28/2010) [-]

WHY YOU NO WORK PEN!

#51 - YellowFaceGuy

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the only time when it works in the red zone is when you try to prove some one it dosnt work and u tempt to scrible all over the red zone on ur work and BLAM!!!! hit by a plane.

#55 to #51 - Silver Quantum

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(09/28/2010) [-]

because **** logic

#2 - Palindromus

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(09/27/2010) [-]

pens cannot be used i space due to no gravity and atmosphere...britain spent millions creating a pen that would work in space.............

Russians used a pencil.

#25 to #2 - TheGreatWetFart

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(09/28/2010) [-]

Actually, it was Americans, but being an americunt, you had to change it didnt you...

#15 to #2 - TheChiliPepper

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(09/28/2010) [-]

It was actually america that spent millions, not Britain haha

#31 to #15 - Palindromus

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(09/28/2010) [-]

dont take it so seriously, fact or not, it was funny.

#73 to #31 - TheChiliPepper

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(09/29/2010) [-]

I'm not taking it seriously lol I'm just pointing out his mistake. Britain would never make a stupid mistake like that.

#10 to #2 - Malmstrethai

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(09/28/2010) [-]

that's actually just a myth, a plain biro would have worked fine... pencil is a bad idea in 0-G as if the nib broke the graphite could get trapped in the delicate machinery... and as graphite is a non-metal conductor that would cause a major problem

#21 to #10 - Silver Quantum

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if astronauts are so well trained, i think they are smart enough to not over sharpen the pencil so the risk of the nib breaking would be close to none

#47 to #21 - gdoggy

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but why take the risk though? Also, that **** happens ALL the time

#53 to #47 - Silver Quantum

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(09/28/2010) [-]

if you don't wanna take any risk whatsoever, why fly in space at all then? there are 30000 things that could go wrong in a space shuttle and i think a barely sharpened pencil nib would be the least of an astronaut's worries