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Ladies and Gentlemen,

 

Your attention please:

 

Announcing the arrival of flight Parker 75 from Baltimore and flight Parker “51” from Georgia.

 

Please approach our ground staff - Messrs. Amin and Apollo - should you require any assistance.

 

 

Thank you,

Your FPN Admin Team.

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Thank you very much in advance.
 
Warm regards,
The FPN Admin Team

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Parker??? Parker makes pens??? We have people interested in Parker???

 

(*** Ducking and running for cover as he yells, "I was only kidding around!!!"***)

 

Congats on another wise choice and I'm sure you (Amin and Apollo) will be fantastic! Looking forward to it.

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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Thanks for the kind words Angelo.

 

Hey Southpaw, now that we have a Parker forum, you've got no excuse to get by without owning a couple. ;)

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Well done chaps, we're in good hands, I'm sure you'll keep us on the right track. :lol:

 

I'm a little vague on Parkers from the earlier years and it would be great to get some vintage reviews. ;)

 

Congrats.

 

Gary

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Thanks Angelo, SP, and Gary!

 

 

I'm a little vague on Parkers from the earlier years and it would be great to get some vintage reviews. ;)

I guess I could go dig that Snake Pen out of the back of the drawer :lol:.

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Hey, that's great! We've needed a Parker forum for a while now, and I can't think of two other people who I'd rather see moderate it.

 

Congratulations, Amin and Apollo. :)

 

TMann

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Kudos and congradulations! I don't currently have a parker in the line-up but have great respect for the pen, and you folks too.

 

I'm almost caught up with my other pens, then I can start hunting for a couple Parkers :) .

 

All the best,

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