Fisher Space Pen Bullet video review

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I didn't watch the review but I'm a fan of the Fisher Bullet. The only problem is that I've gone through at least three of them. They are so small that the always seem to fall out of my pockets. Other than that, they are great little pens.

Chad
 
I keep it in my right front pocket along with my wallet. it just sits under my wallet and has never fallen out.
 
I give these away often. I love the Fisher Space pen. Other than my Cross pens I don't believe I've used a different pen in a few years.
 
i got a keyring one called a Trekker i think, its a solid little pen and has yet to fall off or get lost from my keyring
 
freedoom said:
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If you are tryin to make a Youtube channel and attract subscribers and become successful, then allow me to give you a few tips:

First, purge the words uh and umm from your vocabulary. We use them in casual speech for two reasons: first, to "hold turn," to tell others that I am not done yet; and, second, to buy time; to think about what to say next. YouTube is one-way. You have the microphone and it is your turn. And if you are making a formal presentation in which you want to present yourself well and be respectful of your viewers time, then you will have made an outline of what you want to say, maybe even written out a script, and rehearsed a few times such that you know what you want to say.

Second, minimize repeatition. Repeating and repeating is another symptom of being unprepared. Write out a simple outline and follow it.

A good high-level structure for any formal presentation is: tell 'em what you're gonna tell 'em, tell 'em, and the tell 'em what you told 'em. Spend 10-15% of your time introducing yourself and the topic, spend 70-80% of your time working through that outline making your points, and then spend the remaining 10-15% summarizing and concluding.

Speaking of concluding, my third suggestion) have a conclusion.

Photographically, more close-ups would be good, especially when reviewing a small object. Try to give the viewer the experience of holding the object. When we examine an object personally, we naturally look at it at different ranges.
 
Mr. Gollnick = always has some solid advice :thumbup:

I like pens, I'm going to ahve to look for one of these soon. The black pen looks nice, and the texture on the barrel is a nice touch.
 
Thanks Gollnick. I have been trying to reduce the umms and uhhs in my reviews. I do start with an outline of the points i want to go over but i still get stuck. The worst is i will just pause for seconds at a time while i try to collect my thoughts. before i had editing software this would just kill the review. I've tried scripting my reviews but they don't sound natural. maybe i need to do the review two or three times so i know what i want to say.

I know what you mean about people liking closeups, i need to write out a list of shots like i do with my talking points so i don't forget.

I want to make these reviews as good as i can, thank you for all the advice.
 
ChadHahn said:
I didn't watch the review but I'm a fan of the Fisher Bullet. The only problem is that I've gone through at least three of them. They are so small that the always seem to fall out of my pockets. Other than that, they are great little pens.

Chad
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I have found the pocket clips of some mechanical pencils can be taken off and used on the Bullet pen. This trick has kept me from losing mine.
 
Stelth said:
I have found the pocket clips of some mechanical pencils can be taken off and used on the Bullet pen. This trick has kept me from losing mine.
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They come with a clip but I like to carry them in my pocket. Which is probably why I loose them.

Chad
 
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