Awe struck...

I stand here, a feeble man, in awe of pure genius... We have sent a man to the moon, we have computers in the palms of our hands, we have satellites in space. But never before have I been amazed as much about a single invention as I am today, the sharpie liquid pencil... Writes like a pen, erases like a pencil, then becomes permanent 3 days later. www.uncrate.com...

cool pen man!!
but shouldnt u have posted this in the really above top secret forum??

This is so awesome! I want one! Or several! Thank you for sharing!

Originally posted by icecold7
cool pen man!!
but shouldnt u have posted this in the really above top secret forum??

edit on 9-3-2011 by icecold7 because: (no reason given)

Lol lol

Touché...

I am amazed to the point mere words cannot express!

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Yeah really cool, only $2 (which is around £1.23 in superior money) I want one!

My family laughed at me a couple of months ago after I borrowed one off of them. I'd never heard of these before but they were adamant they had been around forever. I mean it's an erasable pen!!! WTF???

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Lol so our money sucks... Rub in why dont ya lol

Our military rocks! (or so they tell us)

Originally posted by Planet teleX
My family laughed at me a couple of months ago after I borrowed one off them. I'd never heard of these before but they were adamant they had been around forever. I mean it's an erasable pen!!! WTF???

Seriously? Erasable pens have been around forever - at least since the 80's.

Originally posted by sparda4355
I stand here, a feeble man, in awe of pure genius... We have sent a man to the moon, we have computers in the palms of our hands, we have satellites in space. But never before have I been amazed as much about a single invention as I am today, the sharpie liquid pencil... Writes like a pen, erases like a pencil, then becomes permanent 3 days later. www.uncrate.com...

Obviously this came from Corso seeding more alien technology to the corporations. We are not smart enough to have invented such an awesome product ourselves. Yet more proof that Roswell is real. And yet, people still doubt! (sigh)

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It's not an erasable pen, it's a liquid pencil!!! Writes with liquid graphite!!!

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I know, right!

Originally posted by schuyler

Originally posted by sparda4355
I stand here, a feeble man, in awe of pure genius... We have sent a man to the moon, we have computers in the palms of our hands, we have satellites in space. But never before have I been amazed as much about a single invention as I am today, the sharpie liquid pencil... Writes like a pen, erases like a pencil, then becomes permanent 3 days later. www.uncrate.com...

Obviously this came from Corso seeding more alien technology to the corporations. We are not smart enough to have invented such an awesome product ourselves. Yet more proof that Roswell is real. And yet, people still doubt! (sigh)

edit on 3/9/2011 by schuyler because: (no reason given)

Is there sooo little evidence of alien existence that we are now using pencil technology as proof?

Originally posted by roughycannon

Originally posted by schuyler

Originally posted by sparda4355
I stand here, a feeble man, in awe of pure genius... We have sent a man to the moon, we have computers in the palms of our hands, we have satellites in space. But never before have I been amazed as much about a single invention as I am today, the sharpie liquid pencil... Writes like a pen, erases like a pencil, then becomes permanent 3 days later. www.uncrate.com...

Obviously this came from Corso seeding more alien technology to the corporations. We are not smart enough to have invented such an awesome product ourselves. Yet more proof that Roswell is real. And yet, people still doubt! (sigh)

edit on 3/9/2011 by schuyler because: (no reason given)

Is there sooo little evidence of alien existence that we are now using pencil technology as proof?

Actually we are being overwhelmed with examples, of which this is one more. If people are going to seriously suggest that fiber optics and integrated circuits are examples of alien technology, then surely this also qualifies.

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Are you being serious? it's graphite... that's been liquefied... linked to Roswell, really?

Originally posted by roughycannon
reply to post by schuyler

 

Are you being serious? it's graphite... that's been liquefied... linked to Roswell, really?

You speak of this like it's no big deal... Can you imagine if somebody were to tell you you could solidify water, or liquify something as hard as metal???

Originally posted by roughycannon
reply to post by schuyler

 

Are you being serious? it's graphite... that's been liquefied... linked to Roswell, really?

Shall we let roughy in on the secret to this thread, or should we string him along a little further?

Originally posted by schuyler

Originally posted by roughycannon
reply to post by schuyler

 

Are you being serious? it's graphite... that's been liquefied... linked to Roswell, really?

Shall we let roughy in on the secret to this thread, or should we string him along a little further?

edit on 3/9/2011 by schuyler because: change my approach

If he didn't figure it out by my water/metal analogy, perhaps we can't help him

reply to post by Planet teleX


But..really mate, this HAS been around for ages!

Erasable pens have been around for decades now. I used to use them myself sometimes, years ago at schools.
Didn't reckon them much to be honest, they never really rubbed out entirely, and the built in eraser was too rough on the paper. Besides, a pen *and* a pencil don't take a lot or room up.

Originally posted by spikey
reply to post by Planet teleX

 

But..really mate, this HAS been around for ages!

Erasable pens have been around for decades now. I used to use them myself sometimes, years ago at schools.
Didn't reckon them much to be honest, they never really rubbed out entirely, and the built in eraser was too rough on the paper. Besides, a pen *and* a pencil don't take a lot or room up.

Not really. Strictly speaking, what you had was an ink eraser stuck on the end of an ink pen, not an eraseable pen. I used them, too, and had the same experience you report. This technology is new!

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U r correct, this is a very different technology than those crappy pens with so called erasers!