Re: ppl who steal your pens at work.............
rofl. -e- ballpoint pen.
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ppl who steal your pens at work.............
47 durable postsStarted 2005-09-28Latest 2005-10-02
Re: ppl who steal your pens at work.............
a good pen is like a reliable companion
Re: ppl who steal your pens at work.............
the americans were having alot of trouble writing with ball point pens in space . apparently biros don't like zero gravity and the extremities of cold . So N.A.S.A. invested $10 million to invent a pen that could work in zero gravity . it could also write within temperatures ranging from -200 celciuos to +200 celcious and also write perfectly well in the vacume of space .
the Russians used a pencil
Re: ppl who steal your pens at work.............
lol, i just keep mine in my pocket when i'm not using it. it's also a lamy, so no one better fucking take it unless they want to be hunted down and slain. ;)
Re: ppl who steal your pens at work.............
always keep 'em on me...need them at all times
Re: ppl who steal your pens at work.............
[quote=picklemonkey]I'm sure HR will be ecstatic to learn if I start allowing other users to take my laptop home or letting other people wear my security badge. After all, it's company property... not mine.[/quote]
talk about making a comparison at the most disproportionate scales.... :|
that would make it ok for the scientists to take the Mars Rover home to test in their back yards....
Re: ppl who steal your pens at work.............
[QUOTE=bart_smastard]the americans were having alot of trouble writing with ball point pens in space . apparently biros don't like zero gravity and the extremities of cold . So N.A.S.A. invested $10 million to invent a pen that could work in zero gravity . it could also write within temperatures ranging from -200 celciuos to +200 celcious and also write perfectly well in the vacume of space .
the Russians used a pencil[/QUOTE] :lol:
fuck that. we as Americans need to ensure that we were the first to invent something, whether it's practical or not. That's where the Japanese learned it.