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King Size black Sharpie is also really good for obscuring the various exterior barcodes on shipping boxes you may want to reuse.
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!!!
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You may wipe these walls to clean my pen,
But the shithouse poet has struck again!!
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why carry a marker when you have nature’s marker brewing inside you?
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I thought I was alone on obscuring barcodes and reusing the box!
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I’m not convinced. Asian women tend to be on the petite-ish side.
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Oopha, the fumes coming off that thing
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I assume you mean the Sharpie.
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Do ya feel lucky, punk? Do ya?
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When it comes to Sharpies bigger is better
It’s all about that thicc girth
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I’d love to meet up with the ad-person who thought up that name and just stare at them in wonder.
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King Size Sharpies are great.
But what I really, really love are Montana refillable markers:
https://www.montana-cans.com/en/how-to-use/markers-und-inks/how-to-refill-a-montana-acrylic-marker
They’ll take acrylic paint (watered to flow nicely), ink, dye – anything liquid that will flow through the heavy felt tip.
And that felt tip? It’s replaceable!
I particularly like the 2mm model:
Mind you, the Montana is much wetter than a Sharpie – more of a paint stick than a marker. (You push down on the felt tip to transfer a small measure of fluid from the main chamber to the tip chamber.)
Here is one of my Montana drawings:
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When it comes to Sharpies, Milwaukee Inkzalls are better.
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McKee Zebra markers are my go to. Unlike Sharpies the color doesn’t fade over time.
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I get a lot of use out of the Montana paint markers that I have. I mostly use them for miniature terrain but I’ve found they are useful for labeling plastic storage bins.
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