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    "The Tul Pens Graphical Initiative". This site, which is actually advertising Tul pens, is very clever: it has you write a simple sentence on paper, and then it asks you questions about specifics of your writing (like, for instance, "what does your "y" most look like... more

    Reviewed by CalGal Oct 17 2006, 11:47am ( 561 reviews ) • tul.com

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  • Rated by Erishkagel on Oct 19, 9:21pm

    Am I the only one that grasped the fact that this is meant to be a joke? Seriously people.

  • Rated by Ocularoccult on Oct 04, 9:27am

    Amusing but I wouldn't bet my first born child on its validity.

  • Reviewed by colormelaurenw on Oct 04, 8:40am

    This can't be real....

  • Rated by naludd on Oct 03, 7:51pm

    Ridiculous pseudoscience. Absolutely pointless. This is about as stupid as determining your personality from your blood type. In other words, it's complete BS and anyone who spends money on this sort of thing should just send it to me because in the long run you'll get the same results. (Me calling you a dumbass who wasted their money.)

  • Rated by Rasitiln on Sep 26, 5:19pm

    It was funny but I don't put stock into this kinda umm pseudo science.

  • Reviewed by vivisonga1111 on Sep 14, 7:00pm

    i think it was very interesting and funny,,, i liked it :)

  • Reviewed by JessieEEG on Sep 02, 11:55am

    That was an excellent marketing technique. I had never heard of Tul before, but now I feel I won't forget it. Also, if anyone can get me that scientists number it would be much appreciated :P

  • Rated by EvenAngelsFall on Sep 01, 2:11pm

    Pretty amusing, and somewhat accurate, but not all the much with me.

  • Rated by MichelleMarieL83 on Aug 29, 1:41am

    Honestly, this is a little tul-ish (HA! Get it? Whatever.) but I find handwriting analysis interesting and just as accurate as a horroscope or a visit to a clairvoyant. No, no, seriously...it's fun and I think you should try it. Takes less than 5 minutes.

  • Rated by Ikon52 on Aug 28, 12:04pm

    Hilarious!