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This would be a folding pencil that folds in half so that it can
fit in a smaller space. It might lead to a whole line of things
that can be folded, for which there is not much need to fold.
Folding pen
http://custom-promo...pens-are-least.html
[pocmloc, Dec 16 2014]
Would a flexible pencil do?
http://www.aliexpre...exible-pencils.html
[Canuck, Dec 17 2014]
golf pencils are the right size
http://www.waresdir...Wz8ICFSgQ7Aod_1wAXg
[xandram, Dec 18 2014]
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Ummm, you do know that there is a long history of
collapsible (ie, telescopic) pencils? |
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Do you ink it might also lead to a pen version? |
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Telescopes, now, they're bulky, and largely empty.... |
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Also there is a big difference between telescoping and folding. You just try to focus on a distant object using a large fold. |
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You mean like the way prismatic binoculars fold the optical path
... ? |
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This would be useful for sharp things that don't write. |
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Did Occam's razor fold ? I doubt it did. |
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Might have been a straight razor... |
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Please fold my chainsaw. The chain teeth always get entangled with some rope or the trousers. |
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Inflatable electric folding pencil. |
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Binoculars don't fold the light, they reflect it. |
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The Galvanic Lucifer? Combined stick of graphite and torch, easy with that aqua regia Eugene. |
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