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The Winner should get a letter written with a pen with the very last fill inside.

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I'll say 12 to cover the high end. Let's not waste any of that precious tsuki-yo, KaB, ol' buddy.

Qui tam pro domino rege quam pro se ipso in hac parte sequitur.

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47th filling. The Sheaffer Legacy I (factory stub) got thirsty again. And this pen can still drink straight from the bottle! (No way of telling how much ink was taken however)

 

 

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When the bottle is finished, you need to update that GIF in your signature line to show the whole thing disappearing!

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When the bottle is finished, you need to update that GIF in your signature line to show the whole thing disappearing!

 

I hope Tas'll oblige me with an update. Building GIF's is far beyond my skill level ....

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The least I can do . . . :)

 

Drop me a message if, God forbid, I mis the final fill . . . :o

This KaB's thread, sorry to barge in : ) but Tas, would it be possible to take a photo of hands squeezing a giant wad of paper, and then the bottle refilling with ink?

My imagination in overdrive ; ) wants to see the source of the refill

 

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I'm in at 9 more fills....

 

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48th. just like for the 47th, the Sheaffer Legacy I (factory stub) got thirsty again. And this pen can still drink straight from the bottle! (No way of telling how much ink was taken however). Might be his last portion of Tsuki-Yo...

 

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PS, The End Is Near :)

I felt like doing something, so I did something. :)

This is the smaller version of the picture (poor quality, but lighter). For the bigger version, please click here (OneDrive makes it a bit oversaturated).

 

EDIT: The GIF will be really great, I can't wait to see it :)

 

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The image was borrowed from killzoneblog.com. There was no information about the author, no copyright info, nothing. I hope it's fine!

I removed three crosses from the picture - just in case. I didn't want to make any religious references (to avoid any offence).

The font is free - it's Nice Dreams Come True by 'weknow'.

This is an absolutely amateur work (and a quick one), so please be tolerant of all the imperfections :)

I use GIMP.

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