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I used to always wedge them between the strings when I put a guitar down. But then I discovered Dunlop Stubby 3mm plectrums, and these are too small to be stored that way. This felt pretty uncomfortable; I could end up grabbing a guitar and having no plectrum to hand... But I don't go to rehearsals or gigs, I just play in my home office, so I began leaving the plectrum on the desk, where it stayed. At some point I began using regular sized plectrums, and laid out 1.14, 1.5 and 2mm ones with the Stubby. They're on the desk next to me now.
Theory: When you're in the habit of putting plectrums between the strings, you'll occasionally forget, put the guitar down and still be holding the plectrum. Natural human laziness (energy conservation!) means you'll put it down on furniture, or in a pocket, and it'll now be unobserved and out of your awareness. [insert Quantum physics here] In this state it will both exist and not exist, and only when you try to observe it again will it resolve into one state.
I've got so many red Jim Dunlop Jazz III picks scattered all around the house and in pockets etc, that I'm not sure I'd notice if any went missing.
If I ever start losing fingers, I'll let you know.
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Ever so slightly more pointed. They look identical to tortex to me but they feel slightly faster to use
A 100 pack should see you right for a few days
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When I finish with them I just leave them on the table in my music room.
If you always keep picks in the same place and replace when finished you won't lose any.