<p>I exclusively use the smoothest writing utensil known to man. Complete with the Pink Pearl eraser and 100% cedar, non-rainforest wood, the MIRADO BLACK WARRIOR is the only logical choice. They are pricey, but you get what you pay for.</p>
<p>Pen wise, I use a fine tipped BIC or fine tipped sharpie pen.</p>
<p>uni-ball vision. best pen ever. I go back and forth between .5 and .7 mm, but they’re all awesome. i even use them for math because i love them so much</p>
<p>Pilot G2 for most things
Micropens (0.05 mm tip) for anything that requires small writing (margin notes mainly)
Cheap mechanical pencils for music</p>
<p>I did not expect such specific utensils…</p>
<p>Hardcore CCers fosho</p>
<p>the ones you find on the floor or that are that you steal from your teachers desk when they aren’t looking.</p>
<p>BIC mechanical pencils
Anyone still using wooden pencils?</p>
<p>I am! either the old-school ticonderogas or these all-black ones (super fly).</p>
<p>Or I write with a vintage fountain pen. Pretentious, I know, but so much fun!</p>
<p>I usually use Dixon Ticonderoga pencils, though I’ll occasionally bust out a Mirado Black Warrior.</p>
<p>I use whatever pens I can find. I always buy a whole pack of pens at the beginning of the year but they don’t last past the first semester, so from then I just find some at home and borrow. I usually do math in pen too, unless I think I’ll be making a lot of mistakes.</p>