Quill used in a sentence

Quill in a sentence as a noun

Holy ****, we may as well be using quill pens.

Description of the quill is "Old and cruddy".

If you tell your people good things, you can use IRC, twitter, quill and parchment, or smoke signals.

Instead of composing when the player has no quill, say "You have not got the quill.

Real friends use a hand-forged knife to sharpen the point of a quill, which they dip in locally-sourced artisanal ink.

Then I send smoke signals to my colleagues to inform them of the changes, and document the updates on a papyrus using quill and ink. Should I be doing it differently?

I see your point, but isn't this part of the gradual change of customs? Should I be offended that your thank you note was written with the _convenience_ of a ballpoint pen instead of quill and ink?