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dreamed I went through all my inks and got rid of stuff I'm not using.

 

which probably means I'll do just that sometime soon. I know I've said i'm gonna cull the ink stock as much as possible but now I really want to!

 

:) :rolleyes:

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No, no--forget what Roy said, I'm sure I'd take MUCH BETTER care of the Penman inks! :D Guess we'll all need to check the Ink Swapping pages and Marketplace soon.

 

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A dream in which the number of bottles in a collection goes down? :o That's a nightmare, surely. :lol:

 

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No, no--forget what Roy said, I'm sure I'd take MUCH BETTER care of the Penman inks! :D Guess we'll all need to check the Ink Swapping pages and Marketplace soon.

 

Best, Ann

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Well, I just helped him cull his collection by buying some from his post on the Marketplace forum.

 

Looking forward to receiving the inks. After all, was a good deal. I get to try 3 inks for $10. And if I ever find myself in his situation -- too many inks, I just post them on the Marketplace forum again so that other people can enjoy them.

 

Kind of an exchange system, but in bigger vials.

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