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Chrissy, that is me! When I had to resign up I didn't know if my name had spaces or not. I have to wait until I post enough before I am able to change my name. Unless there is another way. Also I donated under this name to be a platinum member. So I don't know how this is going to work. Since I was inactive so long, my old handle may be up for grabs. If so I'll change to it.

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Chrissy, that is me! When I had to resign up I didn't know if my name had spaces or not. I have to wait until I post enough before I am able to change my name. Unless there is another way. Also I donated under this name to be a platinum member. So I don't know how this is going to work. Since I was inactive so long, my old handle may be up for grabs. If so I'll change to it.

 

I found you in the members list, so it can't be a deactivated ID

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So it's too late to get it back now! Oh well, you all know me by now!

 

You should contact the Admin because you currently have both

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welcome back! I guess I became a real fountain pen addict and a FPN addict as well. The FPN is a great venue, enjoy it!

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I agree 100%. I was cleaning out my pens that I neglected for the past few years. It really sparked my interest and passion for them. It seems that I was using the same 3 pens over again for a long time. I had ink in others that I started to clean out. I have several other I need to take care of. I do need to send a few pens for repair, both my Conway Stewart Churchill lever fills. I never got any email response from them after about 20 emails over a 6 year span. One has a loose leverage and the other needs a new sack. I have about 10 pens that need repair. So they either have to go back to the manufacturer and to a person who can repair pens (simple repair). Being here, I'm sure I'll find people by word of mouth who does repairs. BTW glad to meet you!

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Glad you're back! I always enjoyed your ink reviews.

"Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination."

Oscar Wilde

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Thanks buddy. OK, here's the million dollar question, who is Wim?

Admin, aka root.

You can just log out of your spaceless account and try resetting the password of your spaced account.

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Welcome back !

 

We will be roasting the fatted calf, in your honor, on August 5th. Please drop by. Bring rolls.

Auf freiem Grund mit freiem Volke stehn.
Zum Augenblicke dürft ich sagen:
Verweile doch, du bist so schön !

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