lol, maybe it is a clicky pen. the pic isn’t clear enough to be absolutely sure, so I concede.
edit: in fact, just because the black/white transition appears to be more of a seam without a thickness steppage that you’d see with a cap, I believe it to be more likely a clicky pen than a capped pen. so you’re probably correct.
I honestly can’t see it clearly enough to discern a mechanism amidst the hair, and, in total, it still looks much more like a capped pen to me, but as I said in my edit, because of the smooth physicality and lack of thickness steppage that you’d see with a capped pen, it must be a clicky pen.
and I wouldn’t characterize this as an argument. just a friendly discussion ;)
It really looks like a clicker, and my entire day is now dedicated to getting into an argument about this.
lol, maybe it is a clicky pen. the pic isn’t clear enough to be absolutely sure, so I concede.
edit: in fact, just because the black/white transition appears to be more of a seam without a thickness steppage that you’d see with a cap, I believe it to be more likely a clicky pen than a capped pen. so you’re probably correct.
My favorite arguments are the ones my opponents win for me
But seriously, I didn’t think so at first, but I can see that round nubbin is definitely a clicker even with such poor focus
I honestly can’t see it clearly enough to discern a mechanism amidst the hair, and, in total, it still looks much more like a capped pen to me, but as I said in my edit, because of the smooth physicality and lack of thickness steppage that you’d see with a capped pen, it must be a clicky pen.
and I wouldn’t characterize this as an argument. just a friendly discussion ;)
I disagree wholeheartedly, this is an argument! And a heated one, you dumbass!
if you say so
You’re really bad at this buddy
won’t haggle?
Well now we’re friends
I think the reflection on the cap makes it look like a clicky pen