What ink stick are you currently using?

[SGR]

The doctors only let me use crayons; not sharp, you see. They all remember the time I got my hands on a Papermate: it wasn't that guy's mate, that's for sure!


On-topic: favourite Pen? Sean.

What about your favorite Sean though?

[Key]

What about your favorite Sean though?

Sean Penn. Heh, get it? Cuz...pen and penn. Sean Penn. Heh. Heh.

[SGR]

Sean Penn. Heh, get it? Cuz...pen and penn. Sean Penn. Heh. Heh.

[Trollheart]

Favourite pen, Sean.
Favourite Sean, Bean.
Don't ask me what my favourite bean is.

[Key]

MR BEA...oh you said it already

[jimmy jazz]

Parker Jotter.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jotter

Used them for about 25 years. Nothing special I just really like them. Feel good in the hand, solid, really smooth to write with. Easy to replace the cartridges.

USA! USA!

[jimmy jazz]

@DeepMinder maybe you would like this.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pen_Museum

[Mindy]

@DeepMinder maybe you would like this.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pen_Museum

If I ever go over there, I am making that place a stop 

Those jotters are nice

[Lisnaholic]

I remember those Parker pens, which are pretty smooth-flowing. Some version of them has been around since my childhood and it's only TIL that Parker is not a British company.
They've sometimes been my regular go-to pen, but after a number of years, I didn't much like the feel of them in my hand. For me, the plastic makes the gripping of them a little too slippery, and the metal makes them too heavy at the wrong end, so the balance is wrong. Also, I've grown to prefer a pen that has no clip fixed on it.