Let blue be blue please.
I’m still very troubled with a blue-inked pen being coated in black to mislead its user; who would actually do that? It’s like putting up a signboard that reads “For only $2.50!” and then you see a duck in the background and you think it’s a duck rice stall, but no they’re actually selling Nasi Lemak.
Retarded. Who, me? And yes that’s how I felt when I first realised it was actually a blue-inked pen, except for the fact that I think the makers who made these pens are the ones being retarded instead.
And to add insult to injuries, I actually tested the pen in a dimly-lit environment and decided it was producing black ink before I brought it to school. Only upon writing the first letter on the bus did the cruel truth dawn on me — it was blue.
I mean, seriously, why would anyone coat a blue-inked pen in black?