how are those shocking pens...........?
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It's spelled piezo.\n\nA material which exhibits the piezo-electric effect produces a voltage across one axis when struck or flexed in another axis.  \n\nIn gas stove and barbecue lighters and the pens which you speak of the resultant voltage is stepped up via a transfomer.\n\nThe same effect is used in "crystal" microphones and was used in crystal pick-up cartridges.
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Couldn't find Parker's Camo pen, but I did find these,\n\nCheck out the 'Stealth Writer- Liberty Collection', in Desert and Green Camouflage\nhttp://www.nib.org/JWOD_Catalog/write/maintent.html\n\nCamo Bullet Pressurized Pen by Fisher\nhttp://pages.prodigy.net/volksware/volksware/spacepen.htm\n\nUnder "Camouflage Pen" by SlimLine\nhttp://www.nib.org/JWOD_Catalog/write/ball.html
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What the other respondant said, yes: it's more elegant, more personal, has taken more effort. . . plus it is kinesthically a satisfying feeling to write with a fountain pen  (pen feels good gliding across the paper; your hand/brain feel it too. . . )
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and dont go for a 3 in 1 either, if 1 part of it breaks down, the whole of it is most likely stuffed\n\nepson have the problem where apparently the ink head (piezo electronic) never wears out. well so far i have replaced about a dozen in the last 3 months, they are expensive and unless you are trained, impossible to do
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when I was in grade school we would use them as ammo in our pea-shooters during class. One kid was surprised by the teacher as he prepared to fire and sucked it in his mouth and started choking. They must be bitter. Blech.
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Try one of these --> http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=electric+shocker&btnG=Search
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My sil swears by them, she says they are great and you will never go back. The only thing I am having a problem with is you take it out and pour out your blood and wash it and reinsert it.. To me that is just plain nasty I don't want to pour it out when I am on my period I just want to take the tampon out and flush. So thats the only reason I have NOT tried them. But like I said my sil said there great.
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its not that they are made for your right hand. \nits that you are right handed and cant write as well with your left hand as naturally.
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These are really good.\n\nEnjoy!
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Licking envelopes, paper cuts hurt.\n\n\nMaybe...sounds good to me, at least.
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Yes there are pens that work like a mouse but more accurate.\nyou can normally find them at a local computer store. (I.E. Comp usa etc.)
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Awesome! Yeah, I'm a fan of all the Batman eras, even the dorky one where every issue found him turned into an alien, or a water-breathing creature, or a time traveller. Silly? Sure. But a whole lot more entertaining than most of the nihilist junk out there these days (god, I sound like my dad). \n\nAnyway, if you're hoping to unload them, I'll certainly take a look at them. \n\n- M.
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hahaha... best question yet.  I love it. \n\ngood old shocker.. two in the pink, one in the stink.
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its so the pressure in the pen, when the ink leaves, when you write, is equal to the outside pressure. ink can still flow with gravity, otherwise a partial vacuum would form
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If you don't wish to type it, I'd suggest using a ball-point pen. Pencils are so tacky...
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NO!!!!!!!! Thats why I'm asking how to get ink off your hands they are a FREAKING MESS!!!!!!
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they work fantastic.  I am currently using one as I type this.