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Got back hone from an appointment with a form that specifically says it's to be filled out with blue or black ink.

Why do people have to be so boring?

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Binsk​ ​:donor: :blobcat_thisisfine:
Binsk​ ​:donor: :blobcat_thisisfine:
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I still can't make myself use blue ink after being forced to only use that color in elementary school. Going to black felt like rebellion in middle school.
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CDCastillo
CDCastillo
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I usually just ignore those instructions, and write with orange, teal, golden brown, bright red ink.

Then I have to redo most of the forms because they were rejected. 😆

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Jonathan Lamothe
Jonathan Lamothe
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@CDCastillo In this case, it's a rather important form. I keep a pen inked up with a boring black ink for such emergencies.
@CDCastillo
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paradoxmo
paradoxmo
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I carry a blue rollerball as my emergency pen specifically because of this. I would still rather use a pen I prefer rather than a random ballpoint from the doctor’s office
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Jonathan Lamothe
Jonathan Lamothe
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@paradoxmo I keep a pen inked up with boring ink for such things, and for extreme emergencies I have a... ballpoint *shudders*
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paradoxmo
paradoxmo
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I’m fine with ballpoints but not random ones. Good ones like Jetstream and Acroball I can deal with
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Ji Fu
Ji Fu
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@Jonathan Lamothe well many reasons, the color blind find reading other colors much more difficult. Computers find it more difficult to read the others, etc.
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