Stationery General

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My collection.

>>61377109
MIRIN. I love mechanical pencils. No Rotring 600 though? By far my favorite. I also have a Kuru Toga, a Graphgear 1000 and a Graphgear 500. The Graphgear 500 is my second favorite. I'm considering buying a Pentel 925. Anyone knows how it fares compared to the ones I mentioned?

>>61377169
Nevermind, I'm retarded. I didn't see the Silver Rotring 600, I was looking for black (because that's the version I got)

>>61377188
I wanted the black one too but at the time it was more expensive, so I got the silver instead. Now that I have some more money I might get a black Rotring 800 or 800+ soon.

>>61377260
What's your favorite mechanical pencil out of your collection? I was also considering buying a fountain pain but mechanical pencils are so practical, I also like to erase when writing a lot and I find myself using mostly pencils nowadays. Are you using the fountain pens often?

>>61377309
The Rotring of course but the Graphgear is a close second. I've pretty much replaced all my pen use with fountain pens but I still keep rollerballs for the occasional shitty paper.

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>just bought rOtring 600
>no matter how expensive the writing utensil
>no matter the quality of paper
>it will never change the fact that you have dysgraphia

just FUCK me up desu

>>61377496
did you suffer brain damage or do you just call shitty looking writing as dysgraphia?

>>61377676
do you not know what dysgraphia is

>>61377706
I just googled it
>inability to write coherently, as a symptom of brain disease or damage
So were you diagnosed by a doctor? What is the cause?

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>>61377831
It's caused by a failure to develop working connections between some or all of the parts of the brain needed to write, it's inherent/genetic and generally doesn't improve with age or coaching. The one caused by brain damage is called "agraphia".

Essentially my handwriting never improved once I learned how to write; it was diagnosed by a pediatric psychologist when I was in elementary school. They tried to fix it with all kinds of techniques, nothing worked.

I can write """"okay"""" but it takes inordinate/unreasonable amounts of time to do so

>>61377930
I see. It seems that coherence isn't the issue in your case or is it?

>tfw bought into the 0.5mm meme but realize 0.7mm is for you
shit

>>61377991
No, no problem in coherence but my letters float all over, are incredibly variable in size, and never look the same. I also occasionally substitute similar sounding letters, or even words, when writing. My hand also cramps if I try to write for any period of time.

>>61378066
I wanted the .7mm rotring but it was $15 more than the .5

>>61378097
yeah have dropped more on the 0.5mm 600 since i had to buy a new tip.
guess i might have to get a 0.7mm one but afraid if i use it outside my desk, the tip will get fugged up

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These are pretty good not memey at all

>>61378222
They're good, but the original ones are expensive af while the new ones aren't as good as the original.