One thing I'm starting to notice while I'm designing killer robots for the future is that I tend to run through gel ink pens everyone couple of weeks. It's ridiculous how many plastic shells I've tossed. This is where the Sharbo comes in. It allows me to switch between two gel colors and a ballpoint. I do wish the shell didn't cost so much, though. $45 is enough to make a grown man cry.
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