Ortie Design is proud to introduce the first object of their poetic-offbeat catalog. Bullet is a pencil in natural beechwood, with a graphite lead HB, in shape of M-16 bullet. Your life at work is hell? Your neighbors get on your nerves? Unsheat Bullet for a series of vengeful doodles… Or leave it carelessly lying around your desktop, in a conspicuous way…
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It'd look better with maybe a silver coating?
It'd look better with maybe a silver coating?
how does it look when sharpened?
how does it look when sharpened?
its called 5.56x45mm NATO rounds…not a m-16 bullet
Oh pencil bullet, you differ from real ammunition! Let us count the ways…
1. You are not truly ordinance, and if I were able to cram you into a chamber and strike thine “primer” thou would surely not fire.
2. Your dimensions reflect that of a pencil, not a rifle cartridge.
3. Your name surely reflects the market for which you are intended; clearly thou is not a high-speed, low-drag product for Oakley-wearing operators, but a pencil for those wishing to inject some whimsy into their writing.
I could go on…
Oh pencil bullet, you differ from real ammunition! Let us count the ways…
1. You are not truly ordinance, and if I were able to cram you into a chamber and strike thine "primer" thou would surely not fire.
2. Your dimensions reflect that of a pencil, not a rifle cartridge.
3. Your name surely reflects the market for which you are intended; clearly thou is not a high-speed, low-drag product for Oakley-wearing operators, but a pencil for those wishing to inject some whimsy into their writing.
I could go on…
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