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I do Collect Conway Stewart fountain pens and a Dr. Who would be the best of my collection.

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inkstainedruth Ancient Artifact

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I don't want mine to look like a sonic screwdriver -- I want one that looks like Sarah Jane's sonic lipstick from the _Sarah Jane Chronicles_! :lol:

Of course I would then immediately have to post to Gabrielle du Vent's girly-pen thread, as the *ultimate* in femininity.... :lticaptd:

Seriously though, there has to be some way for Conway-Stewart to do this. I have a mini-Tardis which lights up at the top, that I picked up recently at Barnes & Noble on the rack of random but wicked cool mini-kits carousel that they have by the checkout counter (other items on that rack include mini zen gardens, Tarot decks, mini-Stonehenge, Spy vs. Spy figures, Wizard of Oz ruby slippers, and Harry Potter stuff -- so it's obviously feasible). The booklet that comes with the mini-Tardis relates to the 50th Anniversary stuff, because it includes info about the Tardis throughout the series up through the Matt Smith episodes.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

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Seriously though, there has to be some way for Conway-Stewart to do this. I have a mini-Tardis which lights up at the top, that I picked up recently at Barnes & Noble on the rack of random but wicked cool mini-kits carousel that they have by the checkout counter (other items on that rack include mini zen gardens, Tarot decks, mini-Stonehenge, Spy vs. Spy figures, Wizard of Oz ruby slippers, and Harry Potter stuff -- so it's obviously feasible). The booklet that comes with the mini-Tardis relates to the 50th Anniversary stuff, because it includes info about the Tardis throughout the series up through the Matt Smith episodes.

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

 

I just picked up that minikit Tardis today. It's pretty cool. :D

 

Oh how I would love a pen in Tardis blue, but I think I am going to need the Doctor to bring me Donna's lottery ticket to get one. :(

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Good suggestion, thank you!

 

I am not currently aware of the full licensing requirements to launch an official 'Doctor Who' pen commemorative, but will certainly be open to contacting the BBC to find out more information :)

 

Kind regards,

 

Mary Burke

 

Yes please! :)

I am no longer very active on FPN but feel free to message me. Or send me a postal letter!

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1. It needs to be a piston-fill so we can reverse the polarity of the neutron flow.

 

2. It needs to come with a scarf. (Sized for the pen of course...)

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+1... any iteration. Love this idea!

~April

 

 

One ought, every day at least, to hear a little song, read a good poem,

see a fine picture, and, if it were possible, to speak a few reasonable words.

 

~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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sleepycat NOS (New Old Stock)

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I haven't posted in a while...but HAVE to on this one!

 

YES! Please! I'd take any type of Doctor Who Tardis/Sonic Screwdriver pen! Oh JOY!

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I'd suggest a Tardis themed pens as it's iconic to the series and common to all incarnations of the Doctor.

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I dunno, wouldn't a sonic screwdriver pen have a bad habit of disappearing and reappearing at random places in the space-time 'continuum'? (like pens don't do that already!.... :gaah: )

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I dunno, wouldn't a sonic screwdriver pen have a bad habit of disappearing and reappearing at random places in the space-time 'continuum'? (like pens don't do that already!.... :gaah: )

If I had this device, you can be sure that I would be keeping a very close eye on it.

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What a good idea ! For sure, I will buy it !

What about a beautiful colored demonstrator Churchill pen in a Tardis box ?

 

Nic :wub: las

We live only one time.....but perhaps more !

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Just think how wonderful it would be to write "Exterminate" with the Italic nib. It could even run to a series or two with a Brigadier pen, Tardis, or one for each incarnation of the Doctor.

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