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Great deal! Just remember to line up the Mont Blanc emblem with the target so that the laser won't hit some innocent by-stander.

"Today will be gone in less than 24 hours. When it is gone, it is gone. Be wise, but enjoy! - anonymous today

 

 

 

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Great deal! Just remember to line up the Mont Blanc emblem with the target so that the laser won't hit some innocent by-stander.

Absolutely. We can't have any collateral damage!

When only the best will do! - Montblanc

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Well - the only way to be sure you're safe would be to keep the pen wrapped up tight in tin foil when using it. Otherwise you would be wise to learn to sleep with one eye open my friend...

 

In all seriousness - it's a lovely pen with a beautiful nib!

Unless the foil is at least half an inch thick we can still hear the ping from a few miles away.

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Unless the foil is at least half an inch thick we can still hear the ping from a few miles away.

Dang it. I need to go back to the dollar store and return the foil. It's only 3/8 thick :)

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Congrats on a great deal and a great story to go with it!

 

Be careful though, the MI-6 version shoots acid when you push a secret button!

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Where's the secret button?

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Where's the secret button?

 

Oh No!!!! Famous last words!!!

 

Montblanc84! Montblanc84! Are you there? Can you read us? Over!

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Great story! Never ever let this pen go. Remember the name the initials stand for. Pass it and the story down to your love ones.

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Great story! Never ever let this pen go. Remember the name the initials stand for. Pass it and the story down to your love ones.

 

I definitely don't plan on it. It also helps that I know initialed pens aren't as popular so it'll negate the possibility of me selling it. It will definitely be an heirloom!

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Oh No!!!! Famous last words!!!

 

Montblanc84! Montblanc84! Are you there? Can you read us? Over!

 

Haha I did a real "LOL" after reading this. Foxtrot I went MIA for a few due to bad coordinates from my mission control but I'm good now. Over and out!

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You can say to yourself while writing "Do I like this pen? DEFinitely!"

 

Sorry, I had to

 

I DEFinitely will do that...haha

 

That's awesome! Hashbrownawesome!

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