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Regardless of touching comments, the pens are clever, creative, artistic intriguing! Too bad they're so far away from AUstralia crybaby.gif

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Regardless of touching comments, the pens are clever, creative, artistic intriguing! Too bad they're so far away from AUstralia crybaby.gif

FedEx is on almost every corner...

San Francisco International Pen Show - The next “Funnest Pen Show” is on schedule for August 23-24-25, 2024.  Watch the show website for registration details. 
 

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I want to say that Loren fondles the pens with his eyes only, but I suspect the truth is... SCREEEEEEEECHing halt! Sorry I had to chime in, but I stopped myself. Yay! Everyone go to your Happy Place!

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I want to say that Loren fondles the pens with his eyes only, but I suspect the truth is... SCREEEEEEEECHing halt! Sorry I had to chime in, but I stopped myself. Yay! Everyone go to your Happy Place!

 

 

Uh.....I've seen him drool.

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Yes, anyone that was there knows where this ends up.

San Francisco International Pen Show - The next “Funnest Pen Show” is on schedule for August 23-24-25, 2024.  Watch the show website for registration details. 
 

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P.S. We gotta call a Pen Posse. Rita's coming to town. Let's discuss off-thread.

Give her a kiss from me :wub:

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....as the actress said to the bishop.

"Perdita thought, to take an example at random, that things like table manners were a stupid and repressive idea. Agnes, on the other hand, was against being hit by flying bits of other people's cabbage." (Pratchett, T. Carpe Jugulum.)

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I have no idea what you're talking about.

As if.

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~ Benjamin Franklin

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How can you people get so dirty ideas about something so small?

Cigars aren't that big and many pens are patterned after cigars ... and some dirty ideas have been in print about cigars, so there must be some precedent.

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Glenn (love those pen posses)

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"Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar... except for when it's a pen..."

 

I played with a cigar pen today... That was fun!

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"Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar... except for when it's a pen..."

 

I played with a cigar pen today... That was fun!

 

I wonder if Cuban fountain pens are legal in USA? :glare:

Everything is impermanent.

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How can you people get so dirty ideas about something so small?

Cigars aren't that big and many pens are patterned after cigars ... and some dirty ideas have been in print about cigars, so there must be some precedent.

 

True enough.

Everything is impermanent.

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(DONS GROUCHO MAKEUP AND GLASSES, WAGGLES CIGAR.)

"Perdita thought, to take an example at random, that things like table manners were a stupid and repressive idea. Agnes, on the other hand, was against being hit by flying bits of other people's cabbage." (Pratchett, T. Carpe Jugulum.)

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How can you people get so dirty ideas about something so small?

Cigars aren't that big and many pens are patterned after cigars ... and some dirty ideas have been in print about cigars, so there must be some precedent.

I just checked my last Cohiba, and I only have one pen that is larger. Now that you have put the idea in my head, and seeing as I am snowed in for the day, what shall I do, smoke a cigar or write letters, which I have no idea when I shall be able to post.

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subbes should come to our Pen Posse on Tuesday, January 24. Alas, Tallahassee is a mite far. SoCal isn't so far *coughjoncough*; I mean, Rita's making it....*

 

Scrawler, your message has been transmitted. Best regards returned!

 

 

 

*LA Pen Show Pen Posse, though... just a month away. (I'm still waffling. I'm shocked that no one has said "fried chicken and waffling." Or Roscoing. What kind of bad American Cockneys are we, anyway?)

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