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Finally, it's the James Joyce WE I've been waiting on all these years. Comes with an engraved kidney on the nib and a red-brown ink that carries a faint whiff of urine.

😀😀😀

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jagwap Rare

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It's just a big tease.

 

I remember girls like that. You never get anything you would like until you learn to leave them be...

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It's just a big tease.

 

I remember girls like that. You never get anything you would like until you learn to leave them be...

You should stay away from those gray market models. *wink*

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You should stay away from those gray market models. *wink*

 

 

But they are so temping, and good value!

 

But no guarantee there will not be irritation later.

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Amazing people here at fountainpennetwork !

Are you joking?

We are free to discuss everything we want! Is this a free world or not ?!

Another thing is to publish copyright material without an appropriate permission.

Only this second topic is a potential trouble for both the sender and the forum administrators...

Greetings from Italy to you all !!

;)

 

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Amazing people here at fountainpennetwork !

Are you joking?

We are free to discuss everything we want! Is this a free world or not ?!

Another thing is to publish copyright material without an appropriate permission.

Only this second topic is a potential trouble for both the sender and the forum administrators...

Being able to do something and doing something are two entirely different things.

 

Simple common courtesy says that we should not discuss products the maker does not want discussed.

 

 

 

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Numquam aliquid ad mentulam canis fecisti ?

Gaius Valerius Catullus, 1st century bc

Greetings from Italy to you all !!

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Amazing people here at fountainpennetwork !

Are you joking?

We are free to discuss everything we want! Is this a free world or not ?!

Another thing is to publish copyright material without an appropriate permission.

Only this second topic is a potential trouble for both the sender and the forum administrators...

 

Fountain Pen Network is a privately-owned website. There are rules of usage for the whole website at the top of the FPN web page, and there are also rules specific to the Montblanc forum.

 

These rules do restrict what you can say here.

-- Joel -- "I collect expensive and time-consuming hobbies."

 

INK (noun): A villainous compound of tannogallate of iron, gum-arabic and water,

chiefly used to facilitate the infection of idiocy and promote intellectual crime.

(from The Devil's Dictionary, by Ambrose Bierce)

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The first edition of Unicef was 2009. Four years later, we saw the 2013 second edition. This year is the fourth year after the second release: could MB will launch the tird edition of this marvelous partnership?

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The first edition of Unicef was 2009. Four years later, we saw the 2013 second edition. This year is the fourth year after the second release: could MB will launch the tird edition of this marvelous partnership?

Here's hoping for an official Frankenpen on 2018!

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My guess is that it's the new Katherine Hepburn edition, with the phrase, "The calla lilies are in bloom again" engraved upon the barrel.

Rationalizing pen and ink purchases since 1967.

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Being able to do something and doing something are two entirely different things.

 

Simple common courtesy says that we should not discuss products the maker does not want discussed.

 

So when car manufacturers drive test mules and they are photographed, the photos should not be sold to the public and discussed?

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So when car manufacturers drive test mules and they are photographed, the photos should not be sold to the public and discussed?

 

Depends. If it was on a public road and you were walking there and photographed these mules yourself, you probably could publish them. But if these are someone else's pics they have a copyright. Publishing them without permission could lead to trouble.

 

 

D.ick

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KEEP SAFE, WEAR A MASK, KEEP A DISTANCE.

Freedom exists by virtue of self limitation.

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I can totally understand not posting pictures without permission but it seems like we should be able to talk about things we've seen.

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jar Ancient Artifact

jar

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What more courtesy is owed to the profit motive than respect for the law?

 

Anyways, less discussion = less hype.

The courtesy is not owed to some profit motive but rather to the owners of this site.

 

 

 

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