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Or perhaps deleted?

Too bad that Mary B. didn't follow up on her post #17 to inform us that it was a non-starter.

Bryan

 

"The greatest lesson in life is to know that even fools are right sometimes." Winston S. Churchill

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raging.dragon Antique

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Too bad that Mary B. didn't follow up on her post #17 to inform us that it was a non-starter.

 

For all we know it's a work in progress (which would explain why she isn't talking about it at all).

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Just visited the CS factory a few days ago. Sorry, no Dr Who pen on the horizon. I think the idea has been exterminated.

 

I have to say that after enduring the last couple of episodes with my son, I wish the BBC would exterminate the series. It has to be the most incomprehensively written drivel on the television that I've ever had the displeasure to watch. God only knows how it attracts the following it does. All I can say is bring back Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker or, better still, Blake's 7.

 

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... All I can say is bring back Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker or, better still, Blake's 7...

 

The two greatest Dr Whos, in my opinion. It was really good to see Tom Baker and (a still image of) Jon Pertwee in the 50th anniversary episode! The moment I heard Tom Baker's unique voice I was smiling! As for Blake's 7, yes, that is one show that deserves to be brought back, with a decent budget. Of all the SF shows of the 80's, Blake's 7 was my favourite. Maybe a Zen or Orac themed fountain pen might be a good idea.

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Gabrielle Drake, (Nick's sister) was my fave on the show. Phwoar!! :puddle:

I only vaguely remember the show -- and I know that I watched it; but my brother really liked it. Nick Drake's sister. Huh.

Of course now I'll have to go onto the "Earworm" thread because I've got "Pink Moon" running through my head....

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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coffeetoofull

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The Sonic Screwdriver Ballpoint is available, but I'm still hoping for the fountain pen from one of the pen manufacturers. Why not, at least provide it with lights for notes in dim surroundings, and a couple of other functions. We all should have a pen like this for fun.

Best Writings To You, coffeetoofull

 

 

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Now what is the world coming to??? I am tempted to buy a .... BALLPOINT.....???!!!!???

 

 

Mary, do something.....

 

 

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Oh dear I would definitely buy one if it was a fountain pen...

What about a Dalek as an inkwell?

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Cyberman pen holder? And there's already a Tardis notebook.

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Oh dear I would definitely buy one if it was a fountain pen...

What about a Dalek as an inkwell?

 

Brilliant!

 

Perfect! And a K-9 paper clip holder?

 

Brilliant!

 

I hope that someday someone just goes ahead and makes a nice fountain pen in Tardis Blue :) Sounds like the closest we might come to the UK and who has the capability is Conid.

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Isn't it wonderful how the mention of Doctor Who brings out the sci fi nerd in us? I've been watching the series since 1964 (as a young boy) when it first aired in Australia. Love it!

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Bloody hell! This has escalated quickly. There's a collectibles shop in the old town area where I live that has an actual Darlek. It's a black one, which I believe means it's some kind of Darlek Captain. Not sure if it's for sale.

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Bloody hell! This has escalated quickly. There's a collectibles shop in the old town area where I live that has an actual Darlek. It's a black one, which I believe means it's some kind of Darlek Captain. Not sure if it's for sale.

 

:) Indeed, and they seem to be replicating :o

 

http://i2.chesterchronicle.co.uk/incoming/article5604480.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/IC020813dalek-03.jpg

http://www.northdevonjournal.co.uk/images/localworld/ugc-images/276410/Article/images/20763793/5874661-large.jpg

http://www.yorkmix.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/york-maze-dalek-aerial.jpg

 

http://www.floatypens.org/userimages/284.jpg

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