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Greeting, FPN users!

(The few reading this, at any rate)

 

I'm uh, Julian, of Poland. Not to worry, I speak (Hopefully) Flawless English - Or at least what is required to speak with the many of you.

 

I'm not much of a fountain pen fanatic. In fact, I only own two pens, a converter, and some bottled Parker Quink.

However, I sincerely appreciate the style and simplicity of fountain pens. Hands down, my favourite writing instrument.

 

I wish that fountain pens were the go- to solution for writing once more, and not a novelty used by "Crazed scribes".

The vast majority of fountain pen users are rather aged, which I find funny since it is a very easy tool to use.

Myself, I'm rather young. Noone expects fountain pens to appear anywhere where I live. One particularly dull classmate believed it was a blade. People.

 

Anywho, this concludes my pointless introduction. I doubt my 15 minute work will make it far without many (Or any) Reading such posts.

 

Best regards, and thanks for your time.

 

 

Just an afterthought, I sure do like to use brackets, don't I?

Italics? More like importalics.

If a llama was my mama, then what would one be?

A riddle for the cleverest of llamas,

I'm bad at rhyming- Oh, I forgot the 'C'!

I have to finish this somehow, so, Don't star in dramas?

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Hello and Welcome to FPN!! Glad to have you as a member!!

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Welcome to this group. Now, for the important question, have you tried KWZ inks?

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Welcome !

 

Three generations ago, "pen" meant fountain pen. From corporate executives to store cashiers, there were available reliable and useful writing instruments. Those days produced the most wonderful variety of fountain pens.

 

I am pleased to greet you.

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Verweile doch, du bist so schön !

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Hi! Welcome to FPN. :W2FPN:

I'm really glad you've joined us.


Enjoy!


Best wishes from Japan,

VirtuThe3rd

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Welcome to the FPN!!

 

It doesn't matter if you're a pen "fanatic" or not. Wait a while... you will be :)

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Hi Julian, :W2FPN:

 

Where from in Poland ?

Nowodwor, Lubartow. Sorry for responding.. Half a century... Later. Time... Seems to... Have slowed.

Italics? More like importalics.

If a llama was my mama, then what would one be?

A riddle for the cleverest of llamas,

I'm bad at rhyming- Oh, I forgot the 'C'!

I have to finish this somehow, so, Don't star in dramas?

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Hey!

 

I'm also young, and I prefer fountain pens too. Everyone thinks I'm a bit crazy... but maybe in a good way. Don't worry about it. There are lots of users on this site, some of them own a vast collection of pens and others are here to enjoy the usefulness and utility of fountain pens. No matter how many fountain pens you own, this site is for you! :)

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:W2FPN: Welcome to the network!

J. Burchett
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Another time-retardation here.... but welcome to FPN.

 

It is a strange thing, people who value writing well usually are readers as well... must be a strange concept among Llama's....

 

 

Enjoy the forum

 

 

D.ick

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