Bernard Bernolet

[Psyktek]

Ran across this name recently in regards to a pen. Couldn't find any more information about the pen, but apparently he wrote a book? Called "The List"?

 

Anyone have information about this person? (I'm assuming he's a person?)

[Guest Denis Richard]

Hi Psyktek,

 

he seems to have his website at bbpen.com. He appears to be based in Beligium.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Denis.

[rhr]

It shouldn't be called "The List". It should be called "Le List", or rather the "LE List". It's a list of Limited Edition pens. If you want to see some outlandish monstrosities, take a look at the site. You'll have to log in as a user, though.

 

LE pens should be called OM pens, Outlandish Monstrosity pens.

 

George.

 

:ph34r:

[Psyktek]

I have to agree with that last post. I logged in and looked at the Stipula entry.....

 

 

 

MY EYES, MY EYES!!!! Some of the strangest objects posing as works of art/pocket jewelry. The majority of those pens would be, I think, absolutely unusable unless you sat at a desk and had a wall safe to store them in. Obviously made for collecting and not using in many instances.

 

Voice from a dark alley: "Pssst! Hey buddy! Wanna see some pens?" :blink:

[Titivillus]

It shouldn't be called "The List". It should be called "Le List", or rather the "LE List". It's a list of Limited Edition pens. If you want to see some outlandish monstrosities, take a look at the site. You'll have to log in as a user, though.

 

LE pens should be called OM pens, Outlandish Monstrosity pens.

 

George.

 

:ph34r:

Looking over the list most of the monstrosities seem to be european. I guess we're lucky that they don't come across the water

 

 

I wonder how many of those pens are superlimited editions maybe less than 5 or even a single of each. The perfect thing for someone with too much money and not enough taste :blink:

[ElaineB]

Oh my! Check out the entries for Michel Audiard. Why even bother putting a nib on those things? They're supposed to be pens? Just call them sculptures and be done with it. Not that they are even in particularly good taste, anyway....

[rhr]

The perfect thing for someone with too much money and not enough taste.

Too much cents, and not enough sense.

 

George.

 

:ph34r:

[wimg]

Taste is in the eye of the beholder.

 

Warm regards, Wim

[rhr]

Looking over the list most of the monstrosities seem to be European. I guess we're lucky that they don't come across the water.

Actually, there are many American monstrosities there, as well.

 

In fact, all of them come from the Outlands. And to the Europeans, the Americas are the Outlands, and to the Americans, Europe is the Outlands. The common factor is that they are outlandish.

 

Take care,

 

George.

 

:ph34r:

[Titivillus]

Looking over the list most of the monstrosities seem to be European.  I guess we're lucky that they don't come across the water.

Actually, there are many American monstrosities there, as well.

 

In fact, all of them come from the Outlands. And to the Europeans, the Americas are the Outlands, and to the Americans, Europe is the Outlands. The common factor is that they are outlandish.

 

Take care,

 

George.

 

:ph34r:

Yes but the hideous melted wax or objects that when capped you couldn't guess were pens seem to be mostly of european production.

 

 

Yes the Americas has Krone but there are a bunch more of the one off oddities elsewhere.

 

 

Kurt H