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when is this pen on sale and where?

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Parker 45 F, Lamy Safari EF, Lamy 2000 F, TWSBI Diamond 530 F, Reform 1745 F, Hero 616 F, Pilot Varsity F, Pilot 78g F,

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I am seriously considering setting up a webstore though that will sell some sweet bundles of Iroshizuku ink, Twsbi pens, and Taiwanese paper/stationary/notebooks at great prices with very cheap shipping.

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I am hoping to set up a deal with Speedy for selling the pens at the Columbus Show in November...

Unfortunately, he was not ready to release the pens for sale at the Raleigh Show in June...

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I am seriously considering setting up a webstore though that will sell some sweet bundles of Iroshizuku ink, Twsbi pens, and Taiwanese paper/stationary/notebooks at great prices with very cheap shipping.

 

Like Lloyd... I also :cloud9:

 

And, I think I may love you.:blink:

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Mahkie, I will be one of your first customers! :cloud9:

 

And btw, there was NO sign of BSB in the pen Mahkie sent me, so I think we're safe there. But I will probably always keep a special color of ink in my TWSBIs (I do plan to have more than one) if only because the ink display is such a beautiful feature.

 

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ahh..cant wait to get my "twees-bee" !

Looks good from the pics I've seen here...

 

Perhaps for ease we might follow Welsh rules of pronunciation: TWSBI = "Toosbee"

 

...wait, it's easier in Welsh?! :blink:

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It's mainly pens, just now....

Oh, good heavens. He's got a blog now, too.

 

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[/size]Hopefully. Speedy is setting up an eBay store (that will sell at FPN price), but I have no idea about what his shipping prices will be. I am seriously considering setting up a webstore though that will sell some sweet bundles of Iroshizuku ink, Twsbi pens, and Taiwanese paper/stationary/notebooks at great prices with very cheap shipping.

Yes please!

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[/size]Hopefully. Speedy is setting up an eBay store (that will sell at FPN price), but I have no idea about what his shipping prices will be. I am seriously considering setting up a webstore though that will sell some sweet bundles of Iroshizuku ink, Twsbi pens, and Taiwanese paper/stationary/notebooks at great prices with very cheap shipping.

 

 

You will have my bussiness

I think of my FPs as my children.

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Dang - this is what I get for letting the day job keep me away from FPN wallbash.gif I definitely want one of these! I need to stop by and see Griz at the Raleigh show so I can get a look at one live and in person!

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ahh..cant wait to get my "twees-bee" !

Looks good from the pics I've seen here...

 

Perhaps for ease we might follow Welsh rules of pronunciation: TWSBI = "Toosbee"

 

...wait, it's easier in Welsh?! :blink:

Oh, no! it should be TWIS-BEE, thanks.thumbup.gif

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ahh..cant wait to get my "twees-bee" !

Looks good from the pics I've seen here...

 

Perhaps for ease we might follow Welsh rules of pronunciation: TWSBI = "Toosbee"

 

...wait, it's easier in Welsh?! :blink:

 

 

If it were in Welsh, would there even be any vowels ;) But I am looking forward to this pen...

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