You know those fat, old TVs that people are chucking for high def flat screens?

So, I'll probably make a coffee stop

Paris. My turn. Play Destiny to change your life

Sharp turns

Lead is the axis to this pencil

Turn based strategy game

Turn around.

Cyril oh, that's where the turn com in? Archer duh.

Turn based strategy game

Let's go! It's my turn! Draw!

He's turning around.

Want to Flip?

A fantasy turn based strategy game

Blue u turn arrow

Blue arrow

Tern Island

Making the final turn now.

Turn! Turn right now.

We need to turn around.

Your eyes, and then your brain, are collecting all sorts of information about the pencil its size, color, shape, distance, and more.

Pencil size

Five seconds to turn three.

It's a nobrainer. Let's turn back

Pencil

Whose pencil is this?

Hang left at cranky, right at preoccupied,

I can do a reversal and go back to the U.S.?

It's zinc.

Inside of the bronze ball there's a lead weight that is free swinging on an axle that's on two bearings that pass in between, across it,

Soon to the sport of death the crews repair

Have you got lead in there? Let me, uncle Vova.

What's inside?

I'd say zinc.

How long is this pencil?

You should be approaching turn eight.

Turn the ship around We'll never make it through

New paper. Have some pencils.

Whose pencil is this?

Miniature traces its roots to the Latin, lt i gt minium lt i gt , which meant, red lead .

I am of course quoting from a famous essay by Leonard Read, the economist in the 1950s, called I, Pencil in which he wrote about how a pencil came to be made, and how nobody knows even how to make a pencil, because the people who assemble it don't know how to mine graphite, and they don't know how to fell trees and that kind of thing.

How many pencils do you have?

That's my pencil.

No, you go ahead and do it for me, pete.

Latin'plumbum 'for Lead

Do you think the zinc really works?