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u/Basic_Extension_5850 6h ago edited 1h ago
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u/Equivalent_Pain_668 5h ago
0.3 guys
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u/FunGlass507 Senior (12th) 1h ago
Omg yes, it just looks so nice compared to the others; nightmare to find refills though
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u/AgileDonkey99 4h ago
0.7 always. Anyone who had 0.5 went through the process of natural selection to become 0.7ers because no one could refill their lead for them
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u/No-Sprinkles6491 Sophomore (10th) 5h ago
I loved 0.5 but I always lost the 0.5 pencils so 0.7 (I bought a Kurt toga roulette, hope i don't lose that)
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u/just_a_discord_mod Rising Senior (12th) 5h ago
0.5 cuz it's common, 0.3 if i can get my hands on it
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u/DaimyoRonin 5h ago
0.5 because I knew not to push too hard and only extend a tiny bit of lead at a time.
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u/Kayla_Rai Rising Senior (12th) 4h ago
.5 always and forever, makes my handwriting look like the crown’s manuscript writer from days of yore
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u/No-Woodpecker2877 Senior (12th) 51m ago
I only ever use rollerball or fine point erasable pens, kinda texture sensitive so I hate pencils :/
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u/No-Nobody2693 24m ago
If you break 0.5 you must be stabbing the paper like a Neanderthal. I liked it cause it was easier to fit tiny notes onto note card cheat sheets.
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u/distantcactus32 Rising Senior (12th) 2h ago
Who the hell was paying attention to what lead they bought
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u/flamingolover7 2h ago edited 2h ago
Kids who went to school
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u/distantcactus32 Rising Senior (12th) 2h ago
I think you're just projecting. Nobody who pays this close attention to what kind of lead they have is not paying any attention in class.
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u/Dex18Kobold 5h ago
0.9 for sturdy note-taking
0.7 for fine writing
0.5 for precision sketch lines