I bought it earlier and I believe it said 5 days left but I can ' t be an 100 % sure . <| sep |> I had the idea around 2012 that some team should have Peyton in the regular season and Eli in the playoffs <| sep |> So that ' s what those husks were ? So if all the people Alchemy gave powers to went into a cocoon , then why were they so concerned about Wally ? <| sep |> I guess it depends if you mean scratch or feedbacky . Scratchy means it ' s scratching the paper and can pick up fibres and tear the paper , usually this is due to the tines on the nib being out of alignment . Feedbacky just means you ' re getting some or a lot of feedback when writing , this could just be that it ' s feeling a bit toothy or rough when writing , a bit like writing with a graphite pencil . Also it depends on how you ' re writing with the nib the angle and it might also be that your friend is more tolerant than you . Ultimately a lot can impact how a pen feels . Ultimately the nib is probably high up on the list followed by ink and paper . A good lubricated ink can help the pen flow better and feel that you have less feedback when writing , likewise good writing paper like Rhodia with it ' s Vellum coating will also help the pen glide across the page a little more . First thing would be to try different paper and ink , see if it feels any better , if it doesn ' t then definitely get a medium writer that will write a bit wetter . If you like TWSBI then I would say go for a Diamond 580 AL in a medium nib . It ' s smooth but not what I ' d call buttery smooth . If you don ' t mind losing the demonstrator clear aspect of the pen , go and buy a cheap Jinhao X 450 , these are medium nibs and buttery smooth . You ' ll find a world of difference between that and any TWSBI nib .