Awww we gave you guys credit for doing the chant at the right time earlier , but you ruined it . <| sep |> It ' s been there fromat least CS 5 . <| sep |> It ' s the nutshack <| sep |> Looks like it ' s been banned . Good . <| sep |> Not nearly as much as you would think . Unless somebody has the forethought to archive it , or googleWeb archive happens to cache it in the relevant time period , which isn ' t likely if time is a factor , then you are fucked . <| sep |> that ' s so true . i love hot pot but not in the summer when its 90 degrees Fahrenheit and 100 % humidity . somehow hot pot spots are always packed in the summer . <| sep |> She ' s gonna bring that out , then gloat about the election . <| sep |> NyxThe Greek Goddess of The Night <| sep |> Looks like a fine to me . That Vanishing point looks like an EF . That said , I find it hard to pinpoint any nib size because there is no universal standard . Within the same brand , different models and even individual nibs vary . If one company decides fine nibs are between 0 . 40 . 5 mm and medium nibs are between 0 . 50 . 6 mm , you may be unlucky enough to get a fat fine or a thin medium that look similar . sheaffernibsizes 1970 standard ? p 1256169 # entry 1256169 did something like that . Here ' s an unscientific comparison of my pens different inks , some inked and some dipped . 2 are modern Japanese , 2 are modern German and 2 are vintage German . The sizes are all over the place the two Japanese mediums aren ' t even remotely similar .