Ink
Pick
Pick verb - To catch or collect (a crop or natural resource) for human use.
Both words in one sentence
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Also exaggerated — in Night of the Raving Dead, you can pick up an ink ribbon, but it doesn't actually do anything.
Source: Kleptomaniac Hero - Really, really alert readers might even pick up on all the references to ink-stained fingers, and guess how he's operating.
Source: Literature / Turn Coat - He carries around items that he doesn't need at the moment, and seems to compulsively pick up items that he doesn't require (such as ink ribbons), taking up precious inventory space.
Source: Lets Play / The Rad Brad
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