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White_lotus' photos show a lot of bleed through anyway...

 

 

Ooops ..I should have added... "and feathered like a plucked chicken !!".. :lol:

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Thanks for the review. I also had a relatively crappy week. Including having to pick up a bunch of nails from the bottom end of my driveway. And the sidewalk, *and* even the middle of the street. Probably courtesy of the [expletive deleted] owner of the suburban assault vehicle that's been parked illegally for most of the past month across the street in such a way I had trouble backing down my driveway without hitting it (and no, you getting evicted from your apartment is NOT because of me -- but the two tickets on your windshield? Yeah, that's a fair cop....)

My politics and Mr. T's are clearly different, but I've been amused by the responses to the tongue-in-cheek review. I'm guessing that Cyber6's comments should *really* have read "bled like a stuck capitalist pig".... :lol:

I'd be interested in seeing a comparison between this ink and Park Red, which also dries pretty quickly. Because I'm not a big fan of red inks and already have Noodler's Park Red (which is really well behaved, even though it's not my favorite red ink for color).

@ Mike Schutz: 'm a registered Republican who is seriously considering voting for Mr. S. (well, in the primary I'm going to vote my conscience and do a write-in for the only *reasonable* one in the pack -- George Patacki; and yes I DO know he's out of the race...). So does that rate me a condolence card or not? :rolleyes:

@jmccarty3: Good to know that you have NOT gotten an all-expenses paid trip to the Eastern Steppes.... And the knock on the door was merely hotel key ladies and war widows sweeping snow off your sidewalk.... ;)

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The bleedthrough was on the Hammermill inkjet paper.

 

No bleedthrough on Tomoe River, or the Mohawk via Linen.

 

And yes some feathering on the inkjet paper, none on the Mohawk via Linen or Tomoe River.

 

This ink is very different than Park Red, which I find to be a fairly chalky red. The Berning Red so far is not like that. It's a much more pure red, leaning towards orange, but I wouldn't call it an orange-red or even a red-orange.

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Thank you for the sample. I have really enjoyed this ink. I will use it all up and probably buy a bottle. As always, your reviews are helpful and informative.

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You've turned me on to a couple of reds, considering you aren't a huge red user, I must compliment your taste.

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Very nice review. I think I might join the communist regime and buy myself a bottle after hearing such good things about it. Heck, even if it wasn't a very good ink I might have bought it just for the novelty of the bottle's label. Say what you may about Tardiff, he certainly has a sense of humor.

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You've turned me on to a couple of reds, considering you aren't a huge red user, I must compliment your taste.

 

Ah, thanks. But sometimes I just get lucky. :blush:

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While I have a bottle of Noodler's ink and am generally happy with the performance, I feel that it's one thing to have political beliefs, another to profess it openly in products meant for the public. Perhaps political "jokes" are accepted better among the general public in the USA. As someone who lives here only temporarily, I cannot help but to wonder.

 

Nice colour and performance, but I'll pass on this one, just as I passed on "Liberty's Elysium". Making fun of people by product names(politician or not) doesn't amuse me so much, nor does promoting certain chauvinistic/nationalistic emotions.

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Ooops ..I should have added... "and feathered like a plucked chicken !!".. :lol:

 

That's been my experience, too. It feathers so much I can only use it on either Tomoe or Steno paper, but only in a VERY dry pen.

 

Personally I didn't care for the political rant that came with this ink, but I liked the novelty of Bernie having his own ink, so I made sure to sign my ballot for Nathan's nemesis with this ink.

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My boss and I got a good laugh out of the label :D , but I shan't buy the ink. I've already a perfect red in Diamine Poppy Red.

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Personally I didn't care for the political rant that came with this ink, but I liked the novelty of Bernie having his own ink, so I made sure to sign my ballot for Nathan's nemesis with this ink.

 

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I find the label hilarious, it's so over the top...almost makes me wish I was a Bernie supporter so I could buy it ironically.

 

On the other hand, I really like reds and a quick-drying ink would be great for Hebrew...

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Akkerman, Montblanc, and Iroshizuku may have the prettiest bottles, but Noodler's has no competition for the craziest labels and best back stories.

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Sorry to bump a somewhat old thread, but it is still available if you look. I just got the last bottle from PenBoutique.com and another bottle from Passion4Pens.com. The latter should have one last bottle left.

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