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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 437424" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Does anyone know that feeling when you grab a retractable ballpoint and start writing, assuming that the ink part is still in pushed-out mode <em><strong>but it isn't</strong></em>?</p><p>Does anyone know that horrible, nightmarish, scrape-y feeling when the retracted part touches the surface of the paper, usually with a bit of force because you're writing? (even more so, left-handed).</p><p>How can such an insignifcant, harmless action cause such tremendous discomfort? Just thinking about it upsets me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 437424, member: 8"] Does anyone know that feeling when you grab a retractable ballpoint and start writing, assuming that the ink part is still in pushed-out mode [I][B]but it isn't[/B][/I]? Does anyone know that horrible, nightmarish, scrape-y feeling when the retracted part touches the surface of the paper, usually with a bit of force because you're writing? (even more so, left-handed). How can such an insignifcant, harmless action cause such tremendous discomfort? Just thinking about it upsets me. [/QUOTE]
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