Permanent Marker
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| - | [[Strong Bad]] uses this black marker in two emails: in [[haircut]] it is used as a "Light Pen" to suggest possible eyebrow styles. In [[car]] Strong Bad uses it to trick out his fist, and then imprint [[Homestar Runner]]'s forehead with a customized message. | + | [[Image:finetimepermamarker.png|thumb|The Sharpiest of Technology]] [[Strong Bad]] uses this black marker in two emails: in [[haircut]] it is used as a "Light Pen" to suggest possible eyebrow styles. In [[car]] Strong Bad uses it to trick out his fist, and then imprint [[Homestar Runner]]'s forehead with a customized message. |
It has been noted that the "Light Pen" Strong Bad uses is left-handed. Many right-handed people don't realize this, but almost all pens and pencils are manufactured for right-handed use in that the text printed on them appears right-side-up when used with the right hand, but upside-down when used by the left hand. (This does not affect the way pencils or pens are used; only the orientation of the text printed on them differs.) This observation is of highly dubious relevance, but is interesting nonetheless. | It has been noted that the "Light Pen" Strong Bad uses is left-handed. Many right-handed people don't realize this, but almost all pens and pencils are manufactured for right-handed use in that the text printed on them appears right-side-up when used with the right hand, but upside-down when used by the left hand. (This does not affect the way pencils or pens are used; only the orientation of the text printed on them differs.) This observation is of highly dubious relevance, but is interesting nonetheless. | ||
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Revision as of 20:42, 6 January 2005
It has been noted that the "Light Pen" Strong Bad uses is left-handed. Many right-handed people don't realize this, but almost all pens and pencils are manufactured for right-handed use in that the text printed on them appears right-side-up when used with the right hand, but upside-down when used by the left hand. (This does not affect the way pencils or pens are used; only the orientation of the text printed on them differs.) This observation is of highly dubious relevance, but is interesting nonetheless.
