Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest Forum
- Kiersten1985
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Re: Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest
I bought the Black Warrior unknowingly - I just thought it looked incredibly badass. And it is.
Wasn't until I read this thread that I stopped to look at what brand my badass pencils are. And indeed, they are Black Warriors.
Wasn't until I read this thread that I stopped to look at what brand my badass pencils are. And indeed, they are Black Warriors.
- laidoffjournalist
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Re: Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest
Um, I was going to bring mechanical pencils to do the work and circle my answers. Then at the end I was going to bubble them all in with a normal wood No. 2 pencil. Can I not bring two types of pencils? I assumed filling in all my answers at the end would save time, as long as I don't let time run out before I bubble them in.
- lawlover829
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Re: Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest
+1snowboarder2713 wrote:A dull (non-sharpened) pencil is the best to bubble with. If you sharpen your pencils, you'll have cover up more with a small point of contact.
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Is the slash thing true? I always bubble very dark and thorough but if I didn't it probably would save me thirty seconds (just about what i need for RC and LG).
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Hey-O wrote:Is the slash thing true? I always bubble very dark and thorough but if I didn't it probably would save me thirty seconds (just about what i need for RC and LG).
Remember to spend 1-2 hours the night before working on your bubbling.
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- redsox
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Re: Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest
Use a BIC round stic. Pencils are for people who make mistakes.
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Re: Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest
Big ballin.
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Wait a minute...
So you guys are saying the LSAT is completed on a scantron?
It's NOT a computer administered test like the GRE?!!!!!
So you guys are saying the LSAT is completed on a scantron?
It's NOT a computer administered test like the GRE?!!!!!
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- Dingo McPhee
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Mechanical pencils are not allowed. Read your LSAT materials.laidoffjournalist wrote:Um, I was going to bring mechanical pencils...
- coolkatz321
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No, Cadillacs are made like crap. I'd say it's more like the Lexus/Infiniti/Acura of pencils.CourierTwelve wrote:Please, don't feed me that non-hexagonal black warrior garbage... That Dixon Ticonderoga is the Cadillac of pencils.
- SabermetricFan
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Re: Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest
LoL this thread makes it seem picking out a pencil is like picking out a wand from Harry Potter.
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- randyn
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as I was reading this I thought to myself...how stupid is this topic. Then I thought to myself wow I must be an easy sell. I feel like my pencil is inadequate. By "my pencil" I mean any pencil I use because I never thought there was a difference.
- forza
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I will be dominating all of you with my Winnie the Pooh pencil collection. 180 guaranteed.
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At first, I was planning to go Dixon Ticonderoga, but I think this thread sole me on a Black Warrior. I appreciate the non-hexagonal shape as well as its intimidating hue.
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Re: Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest
I hope you're not sitting close to me...
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Re: Best pencil to use to bubble the quickest
dont use a pencil. i use a round stamp the exact size of the bubble. takes me 10 seconds to fill the answer sheet.
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Two pages and no one has mentioned pencils that erase the best? This is 75% of the pencil's quality IMO
- nyyankees
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what are you erasing on the LSAT?lsb wrote:Two pages and no one has mentioned pencils that erase the best? This is 75% of the pencil's quality IMO
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There should be no erasing necessary on the LSAT
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What you've never made a mistake on a game or made a bubbling error?nyyankees wrote:what are you erasing on the LSAT?lsb wrote:Two pages and no one has mentioned pencils that erase the best? This is 75% of the pencil's quality IMO
- frontside5
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+1000Dingo McPhee wrote:Mechanical pencils are not allowed. Read your LSAT materials.laidoffjournalist wrote:Um, I was going to bring mechanical pencils...
Dixon TRI-conderoga FTW
http://www.pencilrevolution.com/2005/10 ... conderoga/
Or maybe a carpenter's pencil? The lead is already bubble shaped.
- laidoffjournalist
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Are you serious? I just bought a huge fucking box of mechanical pencils. Grr.
Why ban mechanical pencils? They are worried about those radio transmission devices that resemble a mechanical pencil but communicate all the test answers to whoever is holding it?
I fucking hate the LSAT rule-makers. Analog watches are hard to use. Why won't the fuckers let me bring a digital timer so I don't need to think? Arghhh.
Why ban mechanical pencils? They are worried about those radio transmission devices that resemble a mechanical pencil but communicate all the test answers to whoever is holding it?
I fucking hate the LSAT rule-makers. Analog watches are hard to use. Why won't the fuckers let me bring a digital timer so I don't need to think? Arghhh.
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laidoffjournalist wrote:Are you serious? I just bought a huge fucking box of mechanical pencils. Grr.
Why ban mechanical pencils? They are worried about those radio transmission devices that resemble a mechanical pencil but communicate all the test answers to whoever is holding it?
I fucking hate the LSAT rule-makers. Analog watches are hard to use. Why won't the fuckers let me bring a digital timer so I don't need to think? Arghhh.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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