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Sadly, this is another group buy I will not be participating in. The cutoff is the 7th, and my pension check goes in on the 10th. Such is life. Perhaps the numbers will add up someday and I'll be able to get my first Edison pen group buy.

 

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Bummer... You should start a collection to raise the funds. :D

Funny you should say that. I just got a PM from De_Pen_Dent saying that he would pay for the pen for me, then I could pay him back on Wednesday. Makes me feel like I have a pen-enabling guardian angel looking out for me. :bunny01:

 

YAY!!! Glad you were able to get it worked out. That was awfully nice of De_Pen_Dent to offer that up. Now you'll not only have an awesome LE pen, but a great story to go along with it. Man... The world is such an amazing place sometimes.

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I'm in for a Brial (sic) swirl with a 1.1 mm italic nib.

 

Thanks, Brian, for your providing another FPN LE deal for us!

 

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In for a 1.1 Briar Swirl. I'm going to make the following predictions...

 

43 LEA (Neon) pens

 

52 LEE (Briar Swirl) pens.

 

Mine will be number 40. This is all just for fun.

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In for a 1.1 Briar Swirl. I'm going to make the following predictions...

 

43 LEA (Neon) pens

 

52 LEE (Briar Swirl) pens.

 

Mine will be number 40. This is all just for fun.

 

I hope I get the last acrylic.

 

I wish our weather forecasters were this good at predictions.

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