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The rules of this game are simple. One just adds their three words in the next post to continue the story. No more, no less. Just three words. Come back often. Just do not post consecutive replies......Punctuation does not count for/against the 3-word limit. Should be fun.

 

 

So here is the beginning:

 

 

Once there was...

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Have Camera....Will Travel....Wire SigSauerFan AT Hotmail DOT com

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a fountain pen

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with magical properties.

Have Camera....Will Travel....Wire SigSauerFan AT Hotmail DOT com

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One of those

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run out of

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the best quality

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glossy black ink.

Have Camera....Will Travel....Wire SigSauerFan AT Hotmail DOT com

Inveterate trader. Send me a note for my list of pens, watches, knives and other fun things for sale or trade....

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