What color do you write with?

[frenger]

I mean in your pen, not the computer. Anyways, it's your choose

[frenger]

I always write in black. Other colors hurt my eyes.

[Speed of Sound]

blue

[Ben Meyers]

A mix of both.  Black 60% of the time.

[ilikeverin]

Write-in: Grey (though if I use a pen I don't care, though if I am editing something I love a good red pen! )

[Everett]

Red.

[A18]

Black, usually. Not that I've never used blue, or even green or red.

[Emsworth]

I almost always use black, or red when editing. I very rarely use blue, and never use any other color.

[AkSaber]

Almost always blue.

[dazzleman]

Either black or blue, whichever color is more easily available.

I almost never write in red, and I can't remember the last time I wrote in green.

[Q]

I specifically buy pens that are "blue-black" in color.  Not navy blue, but a distinct color altogether.  It's kind of become my trademark among people who know me - if it's written in blue-black ink, it was written by me.

The only pen I've been able to find that's blue-black is a Uni-Ball Vision Elite.  I've probably bought hundreds of them.

[Giant Saguaro]

I've had the gel ink and the expensive fountain pens that have these ink refills that document certified and all this sort of thing, but I find that the standard average blue ink Bic pen that can one can get at the office store for $2 for about 10 or 20 of them work the best - they write on anything at any time.

Blue.

[© Tweed the Younger]

Black

[12th Doctor]

black

[Gabu]

I use whatever color the pen is that I first grab, usually.

Anything that will actually be graded or whatever is written on my computer.

[Jake]

Blue almost always, though that's because that's what we usually have around.

[Grad Students are the Worst]

Black or blue, whichever is around.

Red or another bright/hard-to-read colour when I have to.

[Ebowed]

Black, but I don't like using pens-- I prefer typing everything, even minor stuff.

[Richard]

Pencil.  I rarely use a pen.

[JohnFKennedy]

Blue but during Debates I note in four colours; blue, black, red and green and occassionally underline with some fine nib highlighters.