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Dear Wim + fellow admins,

 

Kudos to all of you!!

 

FP folk around the world were in a "tumult" without their daily fpn fix a+ the the "sister" site PT got a lot of queries as to what's happened to fpn.

 

Pen and Net Gods to the work, industrious mods, admins and web specialists have made "alles in ordening" (spelling?) again.

 

PENtiful greetings from Dov + local fpn aficionados in this li'l corner of the eastern Med

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Stupendous! I got tired of cleaning pens and shopping for more. Great to know FPN is in the hands of someone that is able to make necessary fixes.

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I am grateful for FPN and you, Wim, along with all that FPN's administrators, moderators and members have done to make it possible. Thank you all so much for your love, time and energy in the pursuit of beauty in the art of fountain pens and the arts of writing and drawing in the use of them.

Lalique says it perfectly. Thank you!!! :notworthy1:

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Down 34 hours....hmmm.....does this mean there will be a population explosion in the pen community next year??:roflmho:

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Down 34 hours....hmmm.....does this mean there will be a population explosion in the pen community next year??:roflmho:

Like in '65, eh? :lol:

 

I dunno -- were there any tracking stats for the 3 day NYC power outage in the mid 1970s? Or the cascade fail of the Northeast grid a number of summers ago, that hit pretty much everyplace *except* Pittsburgh (the Powers that Be here said, "Ooh, some sort of problem up the line -- let's disconnect NOW!"); I was on vacation, camping about 40 miles north of Pgh, so we were only getting peripheral reports from a campmate who lives in Erie, which did get hit).

I vaguely remember the '65 incident (I was a little kid and we lived about 25 miles north of NYC at the time). And no, I *don't* have any younger siblings as a reminder.... :roflmho:

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

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I missed you so much!

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

Create a Ghostly Avatar and I'll send you a letter. Check out some Ink comparisons: The Great PPS Comparison 

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Thank you so much Wim!

Is it fair for an intelligent and family oriented mammal to be separated from his/her family and spend his/her life starved in a concrete jail?

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