So, to recap this whole sordid mess that, for some peculiar and macabre reason mbroberg enjoys (maybe it's like a car crash scene), before the voting starts
The pen IS mightier than the sword: A good freestyle entrant that clearly is the MOST write-worthy pen entered. It's just not bad enough to win. In fact, whole battalions of shooting enthusiasts would LOVE to write with it. It deserves last place, which in this contest is the most honorable placing.
Hillbilly Fencepost Pen By default, the target customer would find even a sharpened stick scrawling his "X" for his name in the signature line difficult to write with on account of the inability to write in the first place. Probably thinks, "some durn fool done roo-int this'n bobwyur I wuz uzin fer flossin the space batween me two good toofs!"
Eyes on You A nib on a log. Why not tap a live tree and keep recyling?
Check-Mate Hey, didn't you used to be a pepper mill, only now you're nothing to sneeze at?
A Nail in the Hand Pointy things sticking out, and a difficult plunger to operate. Where have we seen that before? Oh, I know,
Convertable Post Driver Just read this thread from the start. Nothing more needs to be said.
Fountain of Bowlage I plead the 5th, but it's the only fountain pen in the contest. Too bad it's not a dip pen nib. Bowling alley wax makes for a nice finish. I should have made a spare.
Electrifying ExperienceDeprived a painter somewhere of half a roll of painter's tape, and a picture is missing it's picture wire. Wait. . . is that a
COMMERCIAL PEN? DQ'd.
Lucille What did Negan say when he couldn't find it, and needed to sign paychecks for his loyal staff? "You picked a fine time to leave me, Lucille. . ."
Three in One Special: Just read this thread. Again. . .
COMMERCIAL PENS?
Boom goes the dynamite.
There is only one entrant worthy of the title of Difficult to Write With.