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Lulu

 

Please excuse the other contributors to this thread.

 

They think they are amusing.

 

Seriously? In a world with so many problems, a little humor is a welcome thing.

 

Go wag your finger somewhere else. I bet Lulu didn't mind one bit.

"When Men differ in Opinion, both Sides ought equally to have the Advantage of being heard by the Publick; and that when Truth and Error have fair Play, the former is always an overmatch for the latter."

~ Benjamin Franklin

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Seriously? In a world with so many problems, a little humor is a welcome thing.

 

Go wag your finger somewhere else. I bet Lulu didn't mind one bit.

 

 

 

Who are You to tell me what to do? The days when I need to take advice from people like you are some way off and thank God I dont have to take lessons from you on what is funny.

 

There was no finger wagging until yours started.

 

Go temper your pomposity with a little humility.

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Go temper your pomposity with a little humility.

 

Go attenuate your hypocrisy with a dose of reality: we're all allowed to speak as we please, until a moderator says otherwise.

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It is no use talking in such harsh tone to each other. We should respect each other and appreciate difference of opinion. I would advise restraint.

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Go attenuate your hypocrisy with a dose of reality: we're all allowed to speak as we please, until a moderator says otherwise.

 

 

And this is from the man who criticises FPN constantly from the safety of Fountain Pen Geeks and then comes along and thinks that his contributions have merit or value.

 

Noted that your principle is to say whatever you please until a Moderator corrects the situation then perhaps you are best avoided.

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And this is from the man who criticises FPN constantly from the safety of Fountain Pen Geeks and then comes along and thinks that his contributions have merit or value.

 

Noted that your principle is to say whatever you please until a Moderator corrects the situation then perhaps you are best avoided.

 

Erroneous statements and plenty of judgment.

"When Men differ in Opinion, both Sides ought equally to have the Advantage of being heard by the Publick; and that when Truth and Error have fair Play, the former is always an overmatch for the latter."

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I'm back from Pen Club and I have my popcorn ready. Can we pick this back up?

San Francisco International Pen Show - The next “Funnest Pen Show” is on schedule for August 23-24-25, 2024.  Watch the show website for registration details. 
 

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I'm back from Pen Club and I have my popcorn ready. Can we pick this back up?

 

No.

 

And I saw pics: once again, you guys left a mess for Daphne to clean up. Savages.

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Lulu. In case you're still reading this thread I wanted to tell you that I really like my 100 and I hope you enjoy yours. This pen is not universally liked on this board, but I've had great luck with mine and I think it writes very smoothly. It's been a very reliable writer for me. Hope you enjoy !

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Like mine too. Nib a little stiff though but at the price paid I am not complaining. It is a decently built fountain pen for the price. One minor complain is the clip is a little stiff.

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