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Aslan Vintage

Aslan

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a mini-review...

 

the introduction: 5/5 - visual, dramatic, well written

 

the choices: 5/5 - well respected, expert level knowledge, yet humble servant mindset

 

the region: 5/5 - known for high quality, exquisitely decorated, amazingly detailed fountain pens

 

the decision: 5/5 - 'bout time! well done!

 

overall: 5/5 - Thank you!!! :thumbup:

 

John

 

 

 

John

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Thank you all!!

 

You saw me in one of my disguises. This is me as a moderator or PftLotRS:

 

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y117/Takif/071107_chacha_sub1.jpg

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(Actually the photo is Youka Wao and the photo borrowed from cinemacafe.net)

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chibimie Extremely Rare

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Long overdue! But, well worth the wait, especially with a stellar foursome like this! :ninja: :clap1: :thumbup: :bunny01:

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Especially those mannenhitsus are very powerful weapons, even mightier than the sword. Ph33r!

 

Juhapekka “naula” TOLVANEN * The Nerd in Black * http://iki.fi/juhtolv

ユハペッカ・「ナウラ」・トルワネン

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As I said with the announcement of the Italian forum, thank you for all the hard work that went in to making this happen. I am quite pleased with this newest offering, and thankful for the leadership of the moderators!

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This is a good thing for sure. Congtats to the Moderators. :thumbup: I'm sure we can test your patience with no problem.

JELL-O, IT'S WHATS FOR DINNER!

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"Stan the Slayer … or Winedoc the Wicked… or Taki the Tyrant… or Phthalo the Fearless"

 

Oh, boy, better live up to this expectations. LOL.

 

Thanks for all the warm welcome.

 

Best,

 

Kevin

To Cross The Rubicon

 

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"Stan the Slayer … or Winedoc the Wicked… or Taki the Tyrant… or Phthalo the Fearless"

 

Oh, boy, better live up to this expectations. LOL.

 

Thanks for all the warm welcome.

 

Best,

Kevin

Eh, me thinks that the names should be more like: "Stan the Stalwart, Taki the Tenacious, Phthalo the Finest, and Winedoc the Wondrous".

 

:D

[MYU's Pen Review Corner] | "The Common Ground" -- Jeffrey Small

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"Stan the Slayer … or Winedoc the Wicked… or Taki the Tyrant… or Phthalo the Fearless"

 

Oh, boy, better live up to this expectations. LOL.

 

Thanks for all the warm welcome.

 

Best,

Kevin

Eh, me thinks that the names should be more like: "Stan the Stalwart, Taki the Tenacious, Phthalo the Finest, and Winedoc the Wondrous".

 

:D

 

 

Oooh, I like these too! :thumbup:

 

Kevin

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This ranks right up there with creating an Italian pen forum as an idea whose time has come. Bring on the discussions of Japanese pens!

CharlieB

 

"The moment he opened the refrigerator, he saw it. Caponata! Fragrant, colorful, abundant, it filled an entire soup dish, enough for at least four people.... The notes of the triumphal march of Aida came spontaneously, naturally, to his lips." -- Andrea Camilleri, Excursion to Tindari, p. 212

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I LOVE Japanese pens. My assortment of Pilots and Sailors (the pens, not the people), as well as the Namikis are overjoed.

Time flies like an arrow;

Fruit flies like a banana.

---- Groucho Marx

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Mannenhitsu

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I am all in favor of a forum on Japanese fountain pens!!! :thumbup: :cloud9:

Sincerely yours,

 

Ronnie Banks

"Like a prized watch, a good fountain pen is a trusted companion for life."

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