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Yet another victim to GClef's con. Spend a few minutes googling "Tutuguan" and "Beungalings" before I realised GClef was trying to become Lewis Carroll.

 

One can say Carroll almost pervaded everyone's mind. "Chortle" is a word he minted.

Tes rires retroussés comme à son bord la rose,


Effacent mon dépit de ta métamorphose;


Tu t'éveilles, alors le rêve est oublié.



-Jean Cocteau, from Plaint-Chant, 1923

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I'd like to stay longer, but I have to go do my part as a Beungaling and create Tutuguans, and in so doing create more Beungalings.

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And if you're a southpaw?

My latest ebook.   And not just for Halloween!
 

My other pen is a Montblanc.

 

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This won't work.

 

<is slightly disappointed that GClef didn't handwrite this also>

Tes rires retroussés comme à son bord la rose,


Effacent mon dépit de ta métamorphose;


Tu t'éveilles, alors le rêve est oublié.



-Jean Cocteau, from Plaint-Chant, 1923

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<is slightly disappointed that GClef didn't handwrite this also>

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Yet another victim to GClef's con. Spend a few minutes googling "Tutuguan" and "Beungalings" before I realised GClef was trying to become Lewis Carroll.

 

One can say Carroll almost pervaded everyone's mind. "Chortle" is a word he minted.

 

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m496/gclef1114/Tutuguans/0610131724_zps308f21b0.jpg

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<is slightly disappointed that GClef didn't handwrite this also>

http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m496/gclef1114/Tutuguans/0619130109_zps16cfd836.jpg

 

 

Stop driving and writing! :P

 

I should make a bumper sticker for you: "Don't write and drive".

Tes rires retroussés comme à son bord la rose,


Effacent mon dépit de ta métamorphose;


Tu t'éveilles, alors le rêve est oublié.



-Jean Cocteau, from Plaint-Chant, 1923

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http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/m496/gclef1114/Tutuguans/0610131724_zps308f21b0.jpg

 

This kind of "light-hearted seriousness" makes my day brighter and happier indeed. Especially written in such a beautiful handwriting!

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Tes rires retroussés comme à son bord la rose,


Effacent mon dépit de ta métamorphose;


Tu t'éveilles, alors le rêve est oublié.



-Jean Cocteau, from Plaint-Chant, 1923

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Forget driving safety. I want to know how Mr. Upper Clef gets line variation out of ubiquitous Bics. I may not have to spring for a flex nib after all. Oh boy, at a buck-a-pop, I can get a lifetime of fancy writing for the price of a bottle of Noodlers.

 

By the way, G.C., if your sideways clef were a cattle brand, it could be called the Lazy G Clef. I guess I shouldn't read too much into that, huh? :P

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Forget driving safety. I want to know how Mr. Upper Clef gets line variation out of ubiquitous Bics. I may not have to spring for a flex nib after all. Oh boy, at a buck-a-pop, I can get a lifetime of fancy writing for the price of a bottle of Noodlers.

 

 

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By the way, G.C., if your sideways clef were a cattle brand, it could be called the Lazy G Clef. I guess I shouldn't read too much into that, huh?

 

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So can I randomly call GClef now at 3 AM and ask how to find the sweet spot for Bics? :P

 

I jest. Hope you have fun!

Tes rires retroussés comme à son bord la rose,


Effacent mon dépit de ta métamorphose;


Tu t'éveilles, alors le rêve est oublié.



-Jean Cocteau, from Plaint-Chant, 1923

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