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I couldn’t agree more. Those are actually my favorite kind of products and why I originally made this account: everyday products that aren’t as fancy or eye-catching on the surface, but instead deliver reliable, outsized value to one’s life. Things like this chalk, kitchen utensils, towels, fans, pens, watches, scissors, chairs, lamps, etc. Unfortunately, the current product review meta on social seems to one-liner descriptions of cheaply made unitasker-type products that have more flashiness than function 😕 not that those products or content don’t also deliver value, but imo often tend to veer more into the territory of “impulse purchase that only gets used once or twice” rather than “this is a quality product that will take care of you if you take care of it”
I recently got a Uni Kuru Toga Advance mechanical pencil. The core, the part that holds the lead, spins as you write to keep the pencil tip sharp no matter what. Japanese stationery and office products are over-engineered, but worth every penny.
A lot of Japanese products are like this because of generational manufacturers. One family will do the same type of work for hundreds of years, so they have made every improvement you could ever think of!
Yep, it's for exactly this reason I love fountain pens. The design is simple, but that's what left room to make it complex however their designers wanted to
Man when was the last time you use that crayola chark? Because I use it not that long ago to make a chark drawing and it was ass. Broke every 5 second. It was more efficient for me to grind them into dust and mix them with water.
You know the man felt immense pride knowing just how important his chalk was to the academic community. There was a large group of university professors all stockpiling enough of the chalk to last the rest of their careers the moment they found out there would be no more produced.
@@Legendendear It wasn't going to be produced anymore. But after seeing the outpour of support and desperation to hold on to lifetime supplies by mathematicians, the owner ultimately found a professor that he trusted to carry on the legacy after he retired.
@@rampage3337 You might be disappointed less living as a cynic but you also don't get to experience the wonder of learning something new and trusting that the world can be good sometimes.
I had heard of the chalk being hoarded because the company was shutting down and was kinda sad about it just as a loss of something nice, despite not ever having used it. But I hadn't heard that someone was essentially made the chalk heir and was continuing it on! How lovely
A little sidenote, the specific reason why the owner of Hagoromo passed his legacy to a Korean math teacher was because he showed dedication like no others. Several Japanese companies contacted the owner for buying the recipe, but the owner insisted on keeping the name and recipe unchanged - which, as you see, got turned down and broke the deals. This "random" math teacher out of nowhere, however, kept on pleading the owner to pass his legacy saying that "the good things should always be the last to disappear" (Teacher also accepted all the conditions, including keeping the name and recipe unchanged). After long contemplation, the owner finally decided to pass everything to the teacher, and this is basically how Hagoromo is still in business!
A Japanese man giving his business and recipe to a Korean man is a huge mark of how far they've come as a people and society. They've had a muddled history. It's very good to see those boundaries crossed.
@@lxmesodathese are grad students we’re talking about to be fair. They subsist off beer and the lie that they only have one more year to go until they finish their PhD.
As a Korean, it's EXTREMELY touching to find out that the Japanese owner handed his company and secrets off to a Korean to carry on us legacy. With all the negative history between us, it's wonderful to see the ones who work hard to rise above all that animosity and build a new relationship with one another.
I was gonna say that as well! I'm hoping that relations continue to normalize and get better. United in friendship, the countries will surely thrive together.
@@FrixworksKorea and Japan have, in recent years, lent more focus on an "Enemy of my Enemy" mindset. Both nations despise China and North Korea far more than they despise each other, though many Japanese see Koreans as lesser and many Koreans see Japanese as barbarians. On an individual basis, there's hardly an issue, but on any scale above that, it becomes an issue.
@@omni0414 that was used on chinese subjects their bad blood comes from the korean occupation from the 1910s-1945 and the invasion after the sengoku jidai
I guess this explains why no one just stole the recipe and mass produced it. As good as it is compared to normal chalk that kind of production rate becomes a big problem in mass production.
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@@knotsgaming3653 That's a good way of putting it. The normal chalk just sounds...I don't know. It's hard to put into words exactly. Rougher. More brittle. Or as you put it, sandpaper-y.
Growing up in Japan, most of my teachers used hagoromo. I was in high school in 2015 and I remember my Classical Japanese teacher panic buying them, just like the professors in the video. I miss her, she's still the most passionate fan of Hagoromo I've ever met. Edit: Classical Japanese is a school subject where we read old Japanese language text (~7th to 19th century, basically a different language). Quick correction since I reread the comment and it looked like I was trying to say she's a "classically Japanese" person or something 😂 Fun fact, the name hagoromo is also derived from the angels in classical Japanese mythology. It's the fabric they wear to float in the sky, hence hagoromo chalk is supposed to write like you're gliding through the clouds. Heavenly, so to speak.
why r u guys acting like it’s small and insignificant? isn’t it expensive, rare & going extinct lol? i mean, it was discontinued. like being gifted polaroid film.
@@samaraisnt It's not very expensive actually. It was discontinued because the guy who made it retired, but he passed the formula on to another guy in S. Korea and he has continued making it with the old recipe. So you don't have to stockpile rare, limited amounts anymore - you can get it straight from the source. :)
Giving little to no dust when writing on the board is such a nice thing. My mom was a teacher and she used to get sick by the chalk dust every once in a while.
I remember my old art teacher back in, 2004 or so? He talked about colored chalk once. He talked about how new chalk sucks because each year they add less pigment to the chalk to save money. He took a brand new box of chalk and drew a line on the board. Red. ...ish. Like just the average red we were all used to seeing when a teacher used red chalk. And then he very carefully took out a box of old chalk, no idea how old, but it must have been from the 80s or something. Looked ancient. He very carefully drew a single line of red chalk on the board and put it away again, to be used again next year for the next year of students. And wow was that the most vibrant red chalk I ever saw. I had no idea chalk COULD be vibrant. It was gorgeous. That single red line of chalk will haunt me for the rest of my life. Screw that pale stuff they do 20 years ago. I don't even want to know what kids these days have to suffer between their zoom lessons when they actually pick up chalk. Give me VIBRANT CHALK.
Unfortunately, alongside just using less pigments, the most vibrant of reds is usually only achievable with heavy metals. You definitely do not want to be inhaling that in dust form. But the color lover in me understands. It feels like the quality of things is rapidly decreasing all over the place. It hurts so much to watch.
@@NeoNovastar I started making chalk during the pandemic as we were in lockdown and the kids from neighbouring homes would spend a lot of time drawing on our long driveway. I used plaster of paris and PVA glue to make the chalk and tried a few different ways of adding colour. It took so much acrylic paints or stamp pad inks to create fairly pale tones (I wouldn't call them colours). Luckily, I had kept some samples of colour dyes from when I work for a cleaning product manufacturer. That stuff is so concentrated, one drop would be enough to colour 2-3 litres of water vibrantly. I over did it with the first batch and while the chalk was awesome, it would stain your hands after a few minutes of use. Black was impossible to make, I used all the black ink and charcoal I had and could only manage a medium grey.
Most schools don't do chalkboard anymore. Not even regular whiteboards. Schools use Digital/interactive whiteboards. This is coming from a former student who went through all three.
AND PEOPLE SAID I WAS CRAZY!!! I told *everyone* "this chalk doesn't write like when I was in school" and this is exactly the difference!!! years of confusion finally validated. thank you. vindication feels good.
What gave it away for me was the fact that it sounded different! The good/old chalk has such a smoothness to writing but also the sound it makes. The new stuff sounds fake 😂
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@@ZachOlmschenkprops to you for looking it up rather than just correcting them without knowing. ik a lot of people just say crap on here without ever double checking
This makes me happy, knowing that the original maker got to know that even if he had to shut the company down, his work was appreciated and it's been continued
My dad is a professor and teaches theoretical physics at a university. I gifted him a box of this chalk and he was so happy. He told me a story about a professor he had as a teen, who had fancy chalk and how this was actually how he envisioned being a professor was. Mind you, he is one for many years now, but apparently I helped him complete his vision. This is also how I know even my super accomplished, 60yo father is still figuring out how to adult. Which is a very calming thought.
@@mydearriley Ah, it's for her, not for them. I also got my dad a little tube to carry a single piece of chalk in for the lesson and he was over the moon (he was worried he'd forget the box of chalk in the classroom, because ADHD, so I looked for a solution).
As an artist, I understand the obsession and panic completely 😂 it really sucks when your favorite supplies get discontinued. I was trying to buy certain pencils my friends swore by but I couldn’t find a pack of 12 because the company decided not to offer the pack of 12 pencils in one color anymore.
IKR? I’m still looking for the rare Pentel Side Fx because Pentel hasn’t been making that type of mechanical pencil for years and I’m freaking out that i might never be able to get spares…unless i pay 100 times the cost to get it shipped from Canada to Indonesia. And i have no reason to give the customs guy another BMW.
As a mathematician, when I found out about this chalk I proceeded to buy a hundred-dollar chalkboard from someone in the countryside. It was your typical high school size chalkboard, I then went and hung the chalkboard, bought the chalk from Korea and now I use it every single day of every single class period. Best decision I ever made! Update: OMG thank you for all the likes!
@@parrotshootist3004 It's funny you make that joke, many of my students from last year are jealous I have the board now. XD It's almost like they want one of their own.
Yeah because it's not just chalk. It's like saying chocelate milk is THAT good of milk, ... . If you use normal chalk correctly it's also very good, I never brake it and it's easily readable and much more sustainable as it's not shipped around the world and full of chemicals.
My school started buying this brand of chalk this year instead of whatever brand we were using before. It's soooo nice and there are so many packs in every classroom.
Oh!! My dad is a director and Hagoromo chalk is the ONLY kind he’ll have the prop master provide on set. One of the prop guys told me it’s because the actors hands/wardrobe don’t get messy, it doesn’t kick up a bunch of dust, they’re big and sturdy which makes them easier to see on film, and most importantly, they don’t make that horrible squeak sound, which can ruin an otherwise perfect take when people reflexively react to it. The sound these ones make is weirdly really satisfying and warm 🥴 It’s crazy how much time and money an over engineered piece of chalk can save.
As a craftsman with pride in my work, there is no such thing as over engineered items. It's either quality work or trash. I primarily work with wood and like my teacher said, it's either good or it's kindling.
Same as a cabinetmaker. Personally hate working with chip/particle board because it's cheap, MDF is ok if you're gonna coat it well with long lasting paint given MDF is very easily shaped.
Yup. It's either you build TALL or WIDE. QUALITY or QUANTITY. Japan and Germany famous for their TALL/QUALITY mindset. USA, China, etc famous for their quantity mindset. Low quality stuff. They spam-produce their products. They dont care that much about qualities. Quality can get your life so much easier&better, but quantity survive more. Because it's easier to replace. And this quality vs quantity is for every fields. Even in animation, game.
I teach in a classroom first used in 1921. The chalkboard is 20 feet long and made of four 5 foot lengths of slate. It’s beautiful. I buy Hagomoro chalk with money out of my own pocket because that chalkboard deserves it.
@@rajat1960 Over engineered? Ah yes, not breaking easily and having a brighter colour and more defined, filled out grain is definitely "over engineered". You're delusional.
Look at that a TH-cam short that doesn’t waste my time or repeat itself and is actually informative on an obscure and interesting subject. I learned something today, thank you! The editing was clean, easy to follow and seems very professional. It assists in keeping my attention whilst providing visuals appropriate to what was being talked about. Very great video. I hope you continue and improve upon your craft
@@high-captain-BaLroghe's talking abt the fact that people give the most repetitive long boring ass intros that take up half the short. we have a good attention span
The only thing better about the ”regular” chalks is that writing dotted things fast like a dotted figure (some professors do this very smoothly) is better/easier bc it’s not as smooth and helps create the friction needed
I mean how is this different from any other country’s family owned businesses? Every been to an Italian owned restaurant? If the owner doesn’t come out to interrogate the whole table on how the food is, then it ain’t real Also small businesses in Taiwan have this mindset too, the amount of pride everyone seemed to take in what they do there was awesome to see
@@patrickt101 Just a bit of background on why Japan is slightly ahead of others when it comes to quality control: In 1950, Dr. W. Edwards Deming a renowned quality-control expert was brought to Japan by General MacArthur, who was frustrated with a war-ravaged Japanese industrial base where he couldn't even count on being able to complete a phone call. At the request of the Japanese Union of Scientists and Engineers, Deming began to train the Japanese in his total quality-control principles. Deming taught the Japanese fourteen principles and a basic core belief that is the foundation of virtually all decisions made in every successful, major, multinational Japanese corporation to this day. The core belief, simply, is this: a constant, never-ending commitment to consistently increase the quality of their business every single day would give them the power to dominate the markets of the world. Deming taught that quality was not just a matter of meeting a certain standard, but rather was a living, breathing process of never-ending improvement. If the Japanese would live by the principles that he taught, he promised them, within five years they would flood the world with quality products and within a decade or two become one of the world's dominant economic powers. Many thought Deming's proclamations were crazy. But the Japanese took him at his word, and today he is revered as the father of the "Japanese miracle." In fact, each year since 1950, the highest honor a Japanese company can receive is the National Deming Prize. This award is given on national television and is used to acknowledge the company that represents the highest level of increases in quality of products, service, management, and worker support throughout Japan.
This answered one of my childhood questions that I had in life. Some of my teachers had regular light chalk, and some of them had thicker, more visible chalk. I was always confused as to why that was but now it makes sense.
I love when simple things like this are made with passion. It just makes life so much more enjoyable. Imagine every small simple item you use in life had slightly more effort and passion put into it.
I had taught English for 6 years in Japan and I can definitely vouch for the quality of this chalk as well! It's much sturdier and does not fragment as easily when making long, broad strokes. Though I don't use chalk boards anymore, I would definitely go to this brand if I ever need to again.
I tried it a few times in the math building of my university and hoooow boy, smooth like butter and pleasent to the ear. I was surprised that something common and simple as a chalk could make me smile
I can’t believe just how much better it is. I thought something as commoditized as chalk would be flushed out by now, but they seem to have the recipe locked down.
When I was young chalk used to be good. It wasn't really dustless, but it did write really smoothly similar to the Hagoromo chalk. Then slowly the quality started degrading, and most chalks, even Crayolas are pretty crappy now. It seems like Hagoromo is the only company that kept the old formula and improved on it.
It's always the simple things that makes life worth it. Seeing to the blind, or hearing for the deaf, we go throughout the day not noticing what we take for granted. It's nice to like the simple things 😊
I have absolutely no need for chalk. So, WHY do I want that Japanese chalk so badly now. I'm actually trying to convince myself I could possibly use it and must have THAT MAGNIFICENT CHALK😂❤😂.
We have the power to keep businesses in business. Even if you don’t use the chalk that often (or even at all), giving the company your money will help them continue making a product that people love
Japanese office supply quality is truly out of this world. As an illustrator there are only two countries whose manufacturing I trust with all of my supplies, Japan and Germany. They really care so much and it shows.
I remember my Calculus professor, during first introduction class. Was not teaching first syllabus but instead give this story about chalk (after story about himself). But i kinda understand the importance of this chalk after hearing his story He told us that essentially, teaching is also an art. Not only rely on how good our knowledge are, but also how good our media are. It might be a skill like public speaking or language. But he also notice that small things, like the chalk is also very important. That is why he brag having this Hagoromo chalk and even demonstrating the difference between Hagoromo chalk and ordinary chalk.
My biology teacher uses this chalk! Apparently all the other science teachers steal it from him because it's the "nice chalk" and he just ended up buying each of them a set lmao
@@Emppu_T.Not inherently, but there aren't very many good reasons to homeschool. Feels like it's mainly chosen by anti-vaxers, Christian Scientists, abusers who don't want mandatory reporters to see the kids, or all of the above.
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It reminds me of this brand of pencils that got revived a while ago, the Blackwing 602. Gotta love when mundane items are actually high quality, makes the experience of using them that much better, and tends to create repeat customers. I hardly use any other kind of pencil.
QUICK EDIT: please do not eat the chalk 💀
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so this video is just an ad?😒
Nope not an ad
The links aren't clickable
@@NinjaTenK it is its just TH-cam updated and turned off links in videos for comments and descriptions the will still work if you copy and paste it
@@Ermzec not on a phone
Japanese stationery is some serious business, absolutely love it
Yes I have a fetish for special pens and pencils
Wdym fetish. Like you put them inside your holes??@@alexisf22
Any recommendations?
@@inlandbhsk8r search about Japanese brands of Fountain pens, Mechanical pencils. Japanese knives are world class too
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The “lipstick on a mirror” metaphor is actually perfect for this chalk
Simile*
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@@forwardmoving8252metaphor*
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I love 'overly'-engineered mundane items. Making small things in life a bit more pleasant to use is such a little treat
I couldn’t agree more. Those are actually my favorite kind of products and why I originally made this account: everyday products that aren’t as fancy or eye-catching on the surface, but instead deliver reliable, outsized value to one’s life. Things like this chalk, kitchen utensils, towels, fans, pens, watches, scissors, chairs, lamps, etc. Unfortunately, the current product review meta on social seems to one-liner descriptions of cheaply made unitasker-type products that have more flashiness than function 😕 not that those products or content don’t also deliver value, but imo often tend to veer more into the territory of “impulse purchase that only gets used once or twice” rather than “this is a quality product that will take care of you if you take care of it”
That actually perfectly describes alot of Japanese products
I recently got a Uni Kuru Toga Advance mechanical pencil. The core, the part that holds the lead, spins as you write to keep the pencil tip sharp no matter what. Japanese stationery and office products are over-engineered, but worth every penny.
A lot of Japanese products are like this because of generational manufacturers. One family will do the same type of work for hundreds of years, so they have made every improvement you could ever think of!
Yep, it's for exactly this reason I love fountain pens. The design is simple, but that's what left room to make it complex however their designers wanted to
I never thought i would actually see a chalk comparison where one chalk is actually better
That is because he deliberately mishandles the Crayola to make it look worse.
@elgoog-the-third yeah but the other one is still much better
Man when was the last time you use that crayola chark? Because I use it not that long ago to make a chark drawing and it was ass. Broke every 5 second. It was more efficient for me to grind them into dust and mix them with water.
@@elgoog-the-third your type of people are the worst.
Must you use the word “actually” twice in one sentence?
You know the man felt immense pride knowing just how important his chalk was to the academic community.
There was a large group of university professors all stockpiling enough of the chalk to last the rest of their careers the moment they found out there would be no more produced.
Its no linger produced? :(
@@Legendendeardid you watch the short? It's 30 seconds with captions dude
@@Legendendear It wasn't going to be produced anymore. But after seeing the outpour of support and desperation to hold on to lifetime supplies by mathematicians, the owner ultimately found a professor that he trusted to carry on the legacy after he retired.
@@rampage3337 You are factually incorrect.
@@rampage3337 You might be disappointed less living as a cynic but you also don't get to experience the wonder of learning something new and trusting that the world can be good sometimes.
I had heard of the chalk being hoarded because the company was shutting down and was kinda sad about it just as a loss of something nice, despite not ever having used it. But I hadn't heard that someone was essentially made the chalk heir and was continuing it on! How lovely
Chalk heir 😂😂😂
Wow, you watched the video too? 😮
@@GazB85 can't tell if this is sarcasm or if we both watched the same video way back when that talked about the company closing down 😅
When you have a good, well-loved product, you'll never fail to find someone willing to carry on the legacy.
@@GazB85wow you read the comment? 😩
A little sidenote, the specific reason why the owner of Hagoromo passed his legacy to a Korean math teacher was because he showed dedication like no others. Several Japanese companies contacted the owner for buying the recipe, but the owner insisted on keeping the name and recipe unchanged - which, as you see, got turned down and broke the deals. This "random" math teacher out of nowhere, however, kept on pleading the owner to pass his legacy saying that "the good things should always be the last to disappear" (Teacher also accepted all the conditions, including keeping the name and recipe unchanged). After long contemplation, the owner finally decided to pass everything to the teacher, and this is basically how Hagoromo is still in business!
Do you mean the the good things should be the last to disappear
@@tmmrsv exactly! :) thanks for pointing out
I respect him for standing his ground. Showing respect for his craft, his product, and his customers.
Thankyou, I never knew I cared about the chalkapocalypse until now. But now I'll only ever use this brand, despite having zero need for it. 🫡🤍
Why would anyone change the name anyway with this kinda resume
A rare example of friendship and kindness amongst Japanese and the Koreans.
A Japanese man giving his business and recipe to a Korean man is a huge mark of how far they've come as a people and society. They've had a muddled history. It's very good to see those boundaries crossed.
Now if we can get some food and internet to North Korea 🤔
@@generalconsumer9520 screw N Korea
@@generalconsumer9520 not the same damn thing
@@barbaragenshin9848 no sh1te
ya its too bad Korea would never do the same.
One of my professors would always go a little crazy because graduate students would steal his special chalk
That chalk is rare item
lol that professors use something that he couldn't buy more than what he already bought in his stash of chalk
to be fair why would you steal someones property
@@potato686 English please
@@lxmesodathese are grad students we’re talking about to be fair. They subsist off beer and the lie that they only have one more year to go until they finish their PhD.
As a Korean, it's EXTREMELY touching to find out that the Japanese owner handed his company and secrets off to a Korean to carry on us legacy. With all the negative history between us, it's wonderful to see the ones who work hard to rise above all that animosity and build a new relationship with one another.
I was gonna say that as well! I'm hoping that relations continue to normalize and get better. United in friendship, the countries will surely thrive together.
Achieving world peace, one chalk at a time
@@FrixworksKorea and Japan have, in recent years, lent more focus on an "Enemy of my Enemy" mindset. Both nations despise China and North Korea far more than they despise each other, though many Japanese see Koreans as lesser and many Koreans see Japanese as barbarians. On an individual basis, there's hardly an issue, but on any scale above that, it becomes an issue.
@@omni0414 that was used on chinese subjects their bad blood comes from the korean occupation from the 1910s-1945 and the invasion after the sengoku jidai
Youre not Korean. Lmao 🤣🤣
Hagoromo Otsutsuki "The sage of 6 path"😂
truth seeking chalks💀💀💀💀
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@annu2466 same here
Good. I wasn't the only one.
Fun fact: the setup for making the chalk uses machines that were originally meant for bread dough, udon noodles, mixing floor, & making roof tiles
i love udon😍😍😍😍🥵🥵🥵
In the same machine? Yummy!
@dumbcats you will be in for a bit surprise next time you have udon
Okay but why is there an overlap in machines meant for both bread and *roof tiles* ?
@@Epsicronics ceramic and bread are baked. Probably baked two-fer.
Fun fact #2: Mass produced chalk is made in
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I guess this explains why no one just stole the recipe and mass produced it.
As good as it is compared to normal chalk that kind of production rate becomes a big problem in mass production.
If you listen closely you can literally hear a difference between the sounds the two kinds of chalk make. It's subtle but it's there.
Silky smooth
I can hear too!!
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It really does sound so much smoother, the regular chalk sounds like sandpaper comparatively.
@@knotsgaming3653 That's a good way of putting it. The normal chalk just sounds...I don't know. It's hard to put into words exactly. Rougher. More brittle. Or as you put it, sandpaper-y.
Hagoromo from Chakra to Chalks
Took a long route😂
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To me this is proof that there is art in everything.
The art medium becomes art itself when it is made with such care
Growing up in Japan, most of my teachers used hagoromo. I was in high school in 2015 and I remember my Classical Japanese teacher panic buying them, just like the professors in the video.
I miss her, she's still the most passionate fan of Hagoromo I've ever met.
Edit: Classical Japanese is a school subject where we read old Japanese language text (~7th to 19th century, basically a different language).
Quick correction since I reread the comment and it looked like I was trying to say she's a "classically Japanese" person or something 😂
Fun fact, the name hagoromo is also derived from the angels in classical Japanese mythology. It's the fabric they wear to float in the sky, hence hagoromo chalk is supposed to write like you're gliding through the clouds. Heavenly, so to speak.
Mathematicians say you cannot write a wrong theorem in Harogomo.
I appreciate that you included an explanation of the name. I absolutely love the reason behind it.
"Ayashi no Ceres" taught me the word "hagoromo" 😅
@@SanguineCynic heavenly quality indeed ❤
Interesting fact, thank you
The secret ingredient to Hagoromo chalks are Hashirama’s chakra cells.
Every once in a while a white chalk will evolve into a white Zetsu.💀
Legends says he is still planning on unsealing kaguya
Only came here for aNaruto comment🤣
Hashirama's _chalkra_ cells.
I- uhmm- WHY@@RuyVuusen
Thank you for actually comparing the differences. I now want my own chalk board.
I got my husband a box for Christmas and he practically cried with excitement. It really is fantastic chalk
That's so endearing hahaha. I hope he enjoys his chalk! 😂
Lmfao he is happy over a chalk I too love when gifted small daily house hold items 😆😆
I love it when people appreciate small gifts because it holds greater value for them
why r u guys acting like it’s small and insignificant? isn’t it expensive, rare & going extinct lol? i mean, it was discontinued. like being gifted polaroid film.
@@samaraisnt It's not very expensive actually. It was discontinued because the guy who made it retired, but he passed the formula on to another guy in S. Korea and he has continued making it with the old recipe. So you don't have to stockpile rare, limited amounts anymore - you can get it straight from the source. :)
Giving little to no dust when writing on the board is such a nice thing. My mom was a teacher and she used to get sick by the chalk dust every once in a while.
Nonsense! We would crush chalk and sniff it, like fake coke.... Never been sick!
@@tomaccinoDoesn't seem like you had many brain cells to kill...
@@Vhalikuporamee447he was obviously joking bud
Chalk is mostly calcium carbonate. Why would she get sick?
@@wor1dconquerer170variation between individuals can be extreme. Somewhere out there, there are people that can get sick from any random thing.
I remember my old art teacher back in, 2004 or so? He talked about colored chalk once. He talked about how new chalk sucks because each year they add less pigment to the chalk to save money. He took a brand new box of chalk and drew a line on the board. Red. ...ish. Like just the average red we were all used to seeing when a teacher used red chalk.
And then he very carefully took out a box of old chalk, no idea how old, but it must have been from the 80s or something. Looked ancient. He very carefully drew a single line of red chalk on the board and put it away again, to be used again next year for the next year of students. And wow was that the most vibrant red chalk I ever saw. I had no idea chalk COULD be vibrant. It was gorgeous. That single red line of chalk will haunt me for the rest of my life. Screw that pale stuff they do 20 years ago. I don't even want to know what kids these days have to suffer between their zoom lessons when they actually pick up chalk. Give me VIBRANT CHALK.
Unfortunately, alongside just using less pigments, the most vibrant of reds is usually only achievable with heavy metals. You definitely do not want to be inhaling that in dust form.
But the color lover in me understands. It feels like the quality of things is rapidly decreasing all over the place. It hurts so much to watch.
"they do 20 years ago..."
the 80' was... 40 years ago :')
@@FunnyParadoxthey meant the *pale* stuff from 2004 which is almost 20 years ago... bc the 40 years ago one is the vibrant stuff
@@NeoNovastar I started making chalk during the pandemic as we were in lockdown and the kids from neighbouring homes would spend a lot of time drawing on our long driveway. I used plaster of paris and PVA glue to make the chalk and tried a few different ways of adding colour. It took so much acrylic paints or stamp pad inks to create fairly pale tones (I wouldn't call them colours). Luckily, I had kept some samples of colour dyes from when I work for a cleaning product manufacturer. That stuff is so concentrated, one drop would be enough to colour 2-3 litres of water vibrantly. I over did it with the first batch and while the chalk was awesome, it would stain your hands after a few minutes of use. Black was impossible to make, I used all the black ink and charcoal I had and could only manage a medium grey.
Most schools don't do chalkboard anymore. Not even regular whiteboards. Schools use Digital/interactive whiteboards.
This is coming from a former student who went through all three.
didn't know the sage of six paths made chalk, no wonder that chalk was so good
AND PEOPLE SAID I WAS CRAZY!!!
I told *everyone* "this chalk doesn't write like when I was in school"
and this is exactly the difference!!! years of confusion finally validated. thank you. vindication feels good.
Smooth like Hagoromo on a chalk board
What gave it away for me was the fact that it sounded different! The good/old chalk has such a smoothness to writing but also the sound it makes. The new stuff sounds fake 😂
Crazy? I was crazy once.. they locked me in a room, a rubber room, a rubber room with rats and the rats made me crazy.
I am not crazy! I know they swapped the chalk brand!
@@MissyCeleste Crazy, I was Crazy Once
They locked me in a rubber room.
I died there.
They buried me six feet under.
Daisies grew and tickled my toes.
I laughed so hard it drove me...
Crazy, I was crazy once.
They put me in a room with padded walls
I died there, they buried me six feet under
Then the bugs came. Bugs.
Bugs drive me crazy.
Crazy, I was Crazy once…
3 days have passed
I left it all behind
I slowly lost my mind
It's nowhere that I can find
Maybe it's in the ocean
Feeding all the plankton
Feeding all the sharks
For display in our parks
Is that a daisie? those drive me crazy
Crazy, I was Crazy once.
that's the song i was taught when i was 7. a few decades ago haha.
"Glides like lipstick on a mirror" is one of the best similes I've ever heard
Yeah this makes me want to try out this chalk
I was about to correct you and say the correct term is analogy but then I looked it up. 7th grade English has failed me
@@ZachOlmschenk😂love you
@@ZachOlmschenkI think you just failed 7th grade English
@@ZachOlmschenkprops to you for looking it up rather than just correcting them without knowing. ik a lot of people just say crap on here without ever double checking
This makes me happy, knowing that the original maker got to know that even if he had to shut the company down, his work was appreciated and it's been continued
Damn, didn't know Otsutsuki Hagoromo had a chalk company before dying💀
I finally found a Naruto comment😂❤
YESSA
The sage of six paths has a side hustle😂
Bro looks like he’s MADE of chalk 😂
My dad is a professor and teaches theoretical physics at a university. I gifted him a box of this chalk and he was so happy. He told me a story about a professor he had as a teen, who had fancy chalk and how this was actually how he envisioned being a professor was. Mind you, he is one for many years now, but apparently I helped him complete his vision.
This is also how I know even my super accomplished, 60yo father is still figuring out how to adult. Which is a very calming thought.
That's beautiful of you!
I'm inspired to get a box of this for my mom. Granted, the effect may be lost on her classroom of unruly middle schoolers
@@mydearriley Ah, it's for her, not for them. I also got my dad a little tube to carry a single piece of chalk in for the lesson and he was over the moon (he was worried he'd forget the box of chalk in the classroom, because ADHD, so I looked for a solution).
I so love this for your dad. As a younger academic I feel this so much I’m crying. ❤❤❤
@@trishmotherofbirbs2006 Thanks 😊 I hope I'll get there too, some day.
A parent can only hope for children who pay attention to the little things that matter.. you're amazing & I'm so happy your dad got to have you 💛🥹
I can’t believe they didn’t call it the “chalkalypse”
Damn, you beat me to it
I thought he said that.
Meh, I like achalklypse.
@@eatarockI like chalkpocalypse
@@hexelnov7D9 that's difficult to say IMO, I prefer shorter things.
Get your damn mind out of the gutter you horny shit
I’m so happy it’s still being made. I don’t ever use chalk but it’s nice to know that hard working professionals have a utensils that they love
"Chalk apocalypse" quite a tongue twister 😂
"I know it's just chalk."
People in these times be comparing keyboard switches... I don't think they have anything to say to this chalk, lol.
At least keyboard switches have different feel and sounds, these are the same, he just presses less hard on the left.
@@mini-monke-vr ...that's some shallow analysis after what I've just commented, lol.
@@mini-monke-vr But the chalc does have a very diffrent feel and has huge advantages feel wise to regulat chalk.
@@mini-monke-vrit's like you didn't watch the video
@@mini-monke-vrbait or mental retardation. You call it
As an artist, I understand the obsession and panic completely 😂 it really sucks when your favorite supplies get discontinued. I was trying to buy certain pencils my friends swore by but I couldn’t find a pack of 12 because the company decided not to offer the pack of 12 pencils in one color anymore.
IKR? I’m still looking for the rare Pentel Side Fx because Pentel hasn’t been making that type of mechanical pencil for years and I’m freaking out that i might never be able to get spares…unless i pay 100 times the cost to get it shipped from Canada to Indonesia.
And i have no reason to give the customs guy another BMW.
@@Wolvenworksomg those aren't a thing anymore?? No wonder I haven't been able to find them!
@@Solaceon far as i figured, it’s prolly too unorthodox and niche for Pentel to keep making.
They’re like $15usd for a 7-pack on ebay
@@fakename287 yes, and guess which country doesn’t have ebay
As a mathematician, when I found out about this chalk I proceeded to buy a hundred-dollar chalkboard from someone in the countryside. It was your typical high school size chalkboard, I then went and hung the chalkboard, bought the chalk from Korea and now I use it every single day of every single class period. Best decision I ever made!
Update: OMG thank you for all the likes!
you now use it on groups, for math hypnosis?
@@parrotshootist3004 It's funny you make that joke, many of my students from last year are jealous I have the board now. XD It's almost like they want one of their own.
why not just use a cheaper marker board?
@@itsOZone because expo markers suck!
@@parrotshootist3004pm
I'm so glad that he found a successor! I remember seeing that video when it came out and it was so bittersweet.
I saw that same video and bought some hagaromo and brought it to my math teacher. She was immediately entranced. It’s genuinely THAT good of chalk.
Yeah because it's not just chalk. It's like saying chocelate milk is THAT good of milk, ... . If you use normal chalk correctly it's also very good, I never brake it and it's easily readable and much more sustainable as it's not shipped around the world and full of chemicals.
@@vomm Chalk isn't sustainable. It's dug out of the ground.
@@chickenmadness1732 more
See how he didn't say perfectly sustainable?
@vomm full of chemicals? My guy you're acting like you're eating the shit, it isn't going to do anything to you, lmao.
@@MrStone125 wait until he figures out what's inside the device he used to make his comment 😭
My school started buying this brand of chalk this year instead of whatever brand we were using before. It's soooo nice and there are so many packs in every classroom.
What type of school do you go to?
@@RaggaBaby a university
@@RaggaBabyshould have guessed it no regular school could afford bougie chalk
@@TheRealRusDaddy It costs less than 50 cents per stick.
@@teamcybr8375"per stick"
Woah the writing is insanely smooth...i need to taste it
Yeah they looks tasty🤤
Please don't eat it.
3 types of people
It was my first thought as well "I wanna eat it" 😆
Great minds think alike
I love how practical and useful japan make their things. The integrity and dedication is just respectful.
I’ve never wanted to have a fresh box of chalk more in my life than after that first fresh chalk line. These are juicy!❤
It’s chalk… literally couldn’t be any less juicy
@@SimonVanliew26ah, yes, a good ol' glass of chalk juice XD
@@SimonVanliew26you… you understand slang right?
@@Common_Curtisy forget em… he’s a cornball! 😂
@@Ferrari255GTOyummy
Oh!! My dad is a director and Hagoromo chalk is the ONLY kind he’ll have the prop master provide on set. One of the prop guys told me it’s because the actors hands/wardrobe don’t get messy, it doesn’t kick up a bunch of dust, they’re big and sturdy which makes them easier to see on film, and most importantly, they don’t make that horrible squeak sound, which can ruin an otherwise perfect take when people reflexively react to it. The sound these ones make is weirdly really satisfying and warm 🥴
It’s crazy how much time and money an over engineered piece of chalk can save.
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@@GennipherKrabzree hey
It’s actually insane the difference between Hagamoro chalk and the rest. I will never stop using it
But what about white boards. Chalk is just sensory overload.
another amazing early Christmas gift from Floyd. This is the best Christmas ever!
My inner child was waiting for those colourful chalkes to be tested
Sindio!!!! Me too
But the way he opened the box with reverence....i expected a whole beam of light to emmanate from the box uppn opening
Aye same the blue one looked tasty as
Duuude hagoromo chalk looks so crunchy I don't know how they do it
Me too 😂😂😂
Same here 😂
I've used that chalk and it's sooo satisfying. It never squeaks or give that "nails on a chalkboard" feel. Soooo smooth.
Anyone who says, "It's just chalk," has never had the luck to use a stick. They are sublime.
The hagoromo chalk was made of sage of six path's power
As a craftsman with pride in my work, there is no such thing as over engineered items. It's either quality work or trash. I primarily work with wood and like my teacher said, it's either good or it's kindling.
Same as a cabinetmaker. Personally hate working with chip/particle board because it's cheap, MDF is ok if you're gonna coat it well with long lasting paint given MDF is very easily shaped.
@@tristanbackup2536Prticle board is cheap? Where do you live?
@@thombaz wait, particle board is expensive in your country??
@@thombazyou can get a 4x8 piece of particle board for $20 at Lowe’s here in NJ
Yup. It's either you build TALL or WIDE. QUALITY or QUANTITY.
Japan and Germany famous for their TALL/QUALITY mindset. USA, China, etc famous for their quantity mindset. Low quality stuff. They spam-produce their products. They dont care that much about qualities.
Quality can get your life so much easier&better, but quantity survive more. Because it's easier to replace.
And this quality vs quantity is for every fields. Even in animation, game.
One of my college roommates was a mathematician and he bought this chalk. I can confirm it’s genuinely that good.
I teach in a classroom first used in 1921. The chalkboard is 20 feet long and made of four 5 foot lengths of slate. It’s beautiful. I buy Hagomoro chalk with money out of my own pocket because that chalkboard deserves it.
So cool to hear about your great chalkboard. I love those old ones, they were good.
I wasn’t sure classrooms even had chalkboards anymore. That’s amazing
I'll buy ya a pack just for that board
i don't understand why don't u just use those spidol board type👀
Where are you working lol what school still has chalk boards even 20 years ago all my classes had whiteboards with a projector
The kiss and HOOOOYAAAAAH parts were just PERFECT 😂 i love it 💓
For those curious, the official reason they shut down was declining use of blackboards in classrooms and the owner’s declining health
Not in a lot of countries, like India
@@goherepalpurohit4784 countries like India do not use expensive over engineered chalk.
@@rajat1960 he could make recipe and technology open source, then it could be made by anyone and it wouldn't be expensive anymore
@@iscander_sthey would change the recipe to make it cheaper and shittier, that would tarnish the name of the chalk
@@rajat1960 Over engineered? Ah yes, not breaking easily and having a brighter colour and more defined, filled out grain is definitely "over engineered". You're delusional.
Look at that a TH-cam short that doesn’t waste my time or repeat itself and is actually informative on an obscure and interesting subject. I learned something today, thank you! The editing was clean, easy to follow and seems very professional. It assists in keeping my attention whilst providing visuals appropriate to what was being talked about. Very great video. I hope you continue and improve upon your craft
I see you're definitely with me in the "tired of bullshit click bait videos on the net" club
@@marchoffman8487I just give it a virtual thumbs down and move along. We can't see the thumbs down counter, but it's still effective.
i pity the short attention span club
@@high-captain-BaLroghe's talking abt the fact that people give the most repetitive long boring ass intros that take up half the short. we have a good attention span
Explains why japanese anime chalks always end up hitting the student once thrown
And that must be hurt as hell
… do normal chalks not fly in a straight line or something?
@@scottishcheese13sad
@@cabbageasparagus No
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Also I love that there's actually even comparisons with them and not turboflex bs /srs
I love how the Japanese don’t mess around when it comes to stationary
Never has someone in my life convinced me to buy chalk, bravo sir, bravo
The mere fact that it isn't messy and leaves you looking like a drug lord out of control is an extremely strong point
Man summoned an entire fandom with that chalk.
Ah, so that's his summoning scroll board.
I see…
What fandom?
@@_Sami__ Naruto
Hagoromo Otsusuki
Sage of six chalks
The only thing better about the ”regular” chalks is that writing dotted things fast like a dotted figure (some professors do this very smoothly) is better/easier bc it’s not as smooth and helps create the friction needed
I think the best part is that it's less displeasing to the ears, it actually sounds right.
My favourite thing about Japan is how hard they work on the most mundane things and turn it into family businesses and are very proud of their work.
I mean how is this different from any other country’s family owned businesses? Every been to an Italian owned restaurant? If the owner doesn’t come out to interrogate the whole table on how the food is, then it ain’t real
Also small businesses in Taiwan have this mindset too, the amount of pride everyone seemed to take in what they do there was awesome to see
@@patrickt101 Just a bit of background on why Japan is slightly ahead of others when it comes to quality control:
In 1950, Dr. W. Edwards Deming a renowned quality-control expert was brought to Japan by General MacArthur, who was frustrated with a war-ravaged Japanese industrial base where he couldn't even count on being able to complete a phone call. At the request of the Japanese Union of Scientists and Engineers, Deming began to train the Japanese in his total quality-control principles. Deming taught the Japanese fourteen principles and a basic core belief that is the foundation of virtually all decisions made in every successful, major, multinational Japanese corporation to this day.
The core belief, simply, is this: a constant, never-ending commitment to consistently increase the quality of their business every single day would give them the power to dominate the markets of the world. Deming taught that quality was not just a matter of meeting a certain standard, but rather was a living, breathing process of never-ending improvement. If the Japanese would live by the principles that he taught, he promised them, within five years they would flood the world with quality products and within a decade or two become one of the world's dominant economic powers.
Many thought Deming's proclamations were crazy. But the Japanese took him at his word, and today he is revered as the father of the "Japanese miracle." In fact, each year since 1950, the highest honor a Japanese company can receive is the National Deming Prize. This award is given on national television and is used to acknowledge the company that represents the highest level of increases in quality of products, service, management, and worker support throughout Japan.
America has the same thing except they do it for everything, all the shit japan works on is anime shit.
its no different in other places, the grass is always greener on the other side
That’s definitely a hallmark of the Japanese, and pretty much exclusively so.
ive never tried hagaromo chalk, but the way it does stuff on screen really satisfies me. the way when it writes is like in a way where its creamy
Regular chalk:😒👎
Japanese chalk:🔥😮 "JaPAn iS rEaLy LIviNg iN thE fUtUre"
This answered one of my childhood questions that I had in life.
Some of my teachers had regular light chalk, and some of them had thicker, more visible chalk. I was always confused as to why that was but now it makes sense.
Omg the tasteful thickness of it.. it even has a water mark...
@@mverick5444 something wrong, @mverick5444?...you're sweating
@@theshoppingexpert Yoooo, underrated reply from a content creator right here 😂
@@smokeybowls187 Chalk that up as a win then
I love when simple things like this are made with passion. It just makes life so much more enjoyable. Imagine every small simple item you use in life had slightly more effort and passion put into it.
I had taught English for 6 years in Japan and I can definitely vouch for the quality of this chalk as well! It's much sturdier and does not fragment as easily when making long, broad strokes. Though I don't use chalk boards anymore, I would definitely go to this brand if I ever need to again.
I tried it a few times in the math building of my university and hoooow boy, smooth like butter and pleasent to the ear. I was surprised that something common and simple as a chalk could make me smile
I taught English in China and their chalk exploded when I tried to write with it
@@LindyLimewas probably a Chinese knock off 😂
@@LindyLime you sure that ain't a middle eastern chalk?
I heard of this chalk stopping production a couple years ago! I'm glad they're continuing to make it :)
I can’t believe just how much better it is. I thought something as commoditized as chalk would be flushed out by now, but they seem to have the recipe locked down.
When I was young chalk used to be good. It wasn't really dustless, but it did write really smoothly similar to the Hagoromo chalk. Then slowly the quality started degrading, and most chalks, even Crayolas are pretty crappy now. It seems like Hagoromo is the only company that kept the old formula and improved on it.
Chalk eaters gonna love this. That premium snack lol
You didn't need to call me out like that.😑
The japanese turn anything into art. The process of making matcha to creating chalk. Literally amazing.
yeah even their warcrimes
The most professional craftsmen in the world.
@@soul77736
😂😂😂 I'm laughing because I was not expecting this comment.
craft
@@soul77736 LMAOOO wtf 💀
nobody understands how excited I get when Beverly Hills chihuahua is mentioned
Never thought i’d like a video about something as simple as chalk
Thats how you appreciated things.
It's always the simple things that makes life worth it. Seeing to the blind, or hearing for the deaf, we go throughout the day not noticing what we take for granted. It's nice to like the simple things 😊
*deceptively simple
Always crazy how often I see Japanese folk elevate seemingly regular things into high art
This is so true. From jeans to steak, when the Japanese do something, they do it right.
Yes also being close minded humorless people they do that so well
@@yackum_3331 you never met more than 2 japanese people
what happens when you make good products instead of profitable ones
Yeah like xenophobia and misogyny.
It’s not just chalk, when someone puts passion into something to make it the best or better then the competition then it’s worth it’s value
This is actually wholesome to me and idk why
I have absolutely no need for chalk. So, WHY do I want that Japanese chalk so badly now. I'm actually trying to convince myself I could possibly use it and must have THAT MAGNIFICENT CHALK😂❤😂.
We have the power to keep businesses in business. Even if you don’t use the chalk that often (or even at all), giving the company your money will help them continue making a product that people love
Same for me 😂
Just means you have money to blow you should be happy
That means that this guy succeeded in convincing you to get it. Now you'll click his link, buy it, and he'll make money.
Bro, buy a blackboard.
Japanese office supply quality is truly out of this world. As an illustrator there are only two countries whose manufacturing I trust with all of my supplies, Japan and Germany. They really care so much and it shows.
I haven't touched chalk in a while, but even I can understand how smoothly that one is flowing on the board. Nostalgia feels nice
My school use hagormo chalk ✌️❤ proud to be smithian💕
I remember my Calculus professor, during first introduction class. Was not teaching first syllabus but instead give this story about chalk (after story about himself). But i kinda understand the importance of this chalk after hearing his story
He told us that essentially, teaching is also an art. Not only rely on how good our knowledge are, but also how good our media are. It might be a skill like public speaking or language. But he also notice that small things, like the chalk is also very important. That is why he brag having this Hagoromo chalk and even demonstrating the difference between Hagoromo chalk and ordinary chalk.
"Whatever the chalk is, I'll Eat"
- My Childhood Soul 😂
SUSIE DELTARUNE
@@probablygonnadeletemychannel "i dont like quiet people."
@@Ren_load no its
"quiet people PISS ME OFF"
@@probablygonnadeletemychannel Nuh uh, it's
"Quiet people PISS"
THE DELTARUNE BRAINROT CONSUMES
I see no difference in us...😂😂😂
My biology teacher uses this chalk! Apparently all the other science teachers steal it from him because it's the "nice chalk" and he just ended up buying each of them a set lmao
What kind of school do you go to that still uses chalk boards?
That's kinda cute and wholesome honestly
@CM-xr9oq one that doesn't get enough government funding and still uses projectors on pull down screens in 90% of the rooms
I bet they also make great throwing weapons for teachers when students aren't paying attention in class. (if you know, you know)
My parents bought a blackboard, and since we discovered hagoromo chalk, we only use that. Its actually great
"My parents bought a blackboard" is such a bizarre sentence, I'm left wondering what sort of occasion prompts a family to buy a blackboard 😂
@@destituteanddecadent9106 lol, we're à family of scientists/teachers/engeneers, so it was a present for my brothers birthday. Very useful!
homeschooling isn't a crime, also
@@Emppu_T.Not inherently, but there aren't very many good reasons to homeschool. Feels like it's mainly chosen by anti-vaxers, Christian Scientists, abusers who don't want mandatory reporters to see the kids, or all of the above.
Where can you find genuine Hagoromo chalk?
Its honestly super sweet that his passed it on to someone, especially of Korean descent with all the history between the 2 countries.
God I can tell it’s good by that sound, I feel physical pain listening to the normal chalk
I was born in 2001 and got to experience teachers using chalk and chalk boards very briefly. I wish they would go back it was amazing
何も思わず学生時代過ごしてたけど確かに凄いわ。こういうところで紹介されるのめっちゃうれしい！
Ah yes,
“Chalk” “The cooler chalk”
You vs. The guy she tells you not to worry about
@@vez3834 It's even thicker and tougher than average one
i am the 69th like
Hagoromo is not only the Sage of the Six Paths, he’s also the god of chalk-making. What an accomplished life.
HIGHLY underrated comment
The Sage of Six Chalks
😂
Now that's what I was looking for.
@@ihatesnakeu.7238 you deserve the ENTIRE cake
Japanese always put so much love and care into their products
I'm not a math professor nor will I ever be, but even I was panicking.
Hagoromo,The sage of chalked paths
The sage of six chalks
Woe hopefully by his stripes or who ever strips we peoples are healed by the stripes of Child protection services new testament? And not roots as in Alex haley! Violence like that doesn't give God or a saviour to expose such? I as peoples have family's that goVonor and Can prove a homosexual hate Crime useing created law!
I remember hearing about how people hoarded the chalk. I’m really glad that the guy found someone to continue the brand!
that was so smart, having your customers panic buy.
The sage of six paths knows a thing or two about chalk apparently
Sage of six chalks indeed!
Creating the tailed beasts isn't cheap y'know?!
He certainly shared the gift of Chalkra with us.
Being a nanny and coloring the pavement with chalk with the kids has really made me appreciate a good, quality chalk.
It reminds me of this brand of pencils that got revived a while ago, the Blackwing 602. Gotta love when mundane items are actually high quality, makes the experience of using them that much better, and tends to create repeat customers. I hardly use any other kind of pencil.
Blackwing 602 didn't get revived, they're just selling something else under the same name. It doesn't use the same graphite formula.
Glad flexible pencils r still around at least :)