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Be forewarned... I will eye-bang the bejeezus out of your pens...
Never play leapfrog with a unicorn...

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Good review and I totally agree with your "drab" assessment.

Definitely not the color for me, but love that no smear feature ;)

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I probably should clarify my "drab" comment. I don't mean uninteresting/boring. I mean "not bright", as used in the color "olive drab"... ;-)

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Hmm... The sample I have leans much greener, I would even say not gray at all. Perhaps the scan is off in color?

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Mine is also greener...more Olive-ish...a nice ink that I enjoy using.

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I had my mind made up on Burma Road Brown until I discovered Organics Studio. Now I think I'll have to try Join or Die and Walt Whitman. I'll probably buy samples of all three before I decide on my olivey ink. Thanks for the review.

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Looks more like gray than olive to me.

 

Naw, couldn't be grey. Grey ink looks good.

 

All kidding aside, one would think an ink with such a bold name would be a bit more enticing.

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