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So I when to the eBay link.

 

In the eBay information it has the pen as being located in Iowa USA. But the the seller adds more if stating a writing error and that he is in actuality "a Seller Korea". I am not sure what that means, is it his name or in actuallity the pen is Located in Korea.

 

Uhhhhmmm?

Double Uhhhhmmm? :)

 

But ... nice pen!

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It will never come off.

 

Oh dear. Well, in that case, I've decided to sell it in the FPGeeks classified to someone who has no carpets.

 

Fred

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Oh dear. Well, in that case, I've decided to sell it in the FPGeeks classified to someone who has no carpets.

 

Fred

 

I was going to buy it, but I found a recipe online. I'm going to try to make my own. I hope it has all the qualities that yours has.

"One can not waste time worrying about small minds . . . If we were normal, we'd still be using free ball point pens." —Bo Bo Olson

 

"I already own more ink than a rational person can use in a lifetime." —Waski_the_Squirrel

 

I'm still trying to figure out how to list all my pens down here.

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looks like you have a couple of serious punters on FPGeeks ....

 

I already have green, midnight blue and wild strawberry Diamine on my carpet .. this might be a step too far ... especially if the light shines through it, then it'll be a rainbow pattern ... couldn't live with that

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Demonstrators never quite hit the mark for me. Did a topic on it once.

 

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/211965-demonstrators-ie-transparent-ones/

 

 

We are all different thankfully :)

A wise man once said    " the best revenge is wealth "   but a wiser man answered back    " the best revenge is happiness "

 

The true definition of madness - Doing the same thing everyday and expecting different results......

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