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Brian C

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Just a question - is the Pearl a postable pen ? Thank you.

 

It doesn't post easily but don't let the "short" size fool you. It feels great in the hand uposted... or unwedgied. I like that.

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From Websters Unabridged Dictionary:

Noun: wedgable wej-ey-bul

4. A term used by children under three years of age to describe their least liked food group.

"Mommy, I eat all my wedgables. Can I have a cookie?"

 

 

ok....maybe not.

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"Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination."

Oscar Wilde

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A non-posting pen???!!! No, thank you.

This pen doesn't post? Oh, yes, it was the Pearlette they said posted. Yeah, that's pretty fatal. It is looking like I'll be going with a production pen. TWSBIs aside, posting is pretty important to me.

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Skyppere Vintage

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Hi!

I just got here! I see the last posting was nearly a week ago. I'm hoping this is still in process?

The final Materials haven't been announced yet have they?

cheers

skyppere

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jaxxon Mint

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Brian:

I certainly think the idea is doable but not for me at this time. Thank you for asking.

Jack

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