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:o ...but not new to pen collecting or pen making. Colorado Springs USA has been home for the past nine years. Before that, Brisbane Australia, Freising Germany and Big D...Dallas Texas.

 

Hope to learn more about the art and culture of pen collecting through this forum...

 

Best regards,

Ed Davidson

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:o ...but not new to pen collecting or pen making. Colorado Springs USA has been home for the past nine years. Before that, Brisbane Australia, Freising Germany and Big D...Dallas Texas.

 

Hope to learn more about the art and culture of pen collecting through this forum...

 

Best regards,

Ed Davidson

Welcome to FPN. I'm not sure about culture but there are lots of pretty pens out there ;)

 

 

 

 

Have a look around and don't be shy about asking questions, we're all ready to help someone along the path of pen collecting.

 

 

 

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Hi Ed and welcome to FPN! :D

 

I was going to ask about your FPN username ("Yoyospin") but then I checked out your website (on your FPN profile page). Those are some very nice rotating displays for pens you make ....

 

Hope you enjoy checking out the various forums here. Feel free to ask questions, post new topics, photos, etc. :)

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Welcome to the Nuthouse, Ed.

 

You have made some nice pens there. Hopy you'll enjoy yourself here and share your wisdom with the rest of us.

 

A belated Happy Birthday, by the way!

 

 

G.

You can't always get what you want... but if you try sometimes... you just might find... you'll get what you need...

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Hi Ed,

 

welcome to FPN. It's nice to have a pen turner around here. It completes the Nut House :D

 

Enjoy the site !

 

Denis.

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welcome to FPN. It's nice to have a pen turner around here. It completes the Nut House :D

"Completes"? You mean we're all full up? :blink:

 

Sheesh, I haven't even poached my 50 Pentracers yet.

 

Welcome YoYo. Gotta go "walk the dog"... AAAAHHH! I slay me. It is a nut house :blush:

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That's what the little blue apples mean by our name. The number of Pentracers we've poached, right? ;)

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Welcome to our little corner of the Wild & Wacky Web. I'm sure as a turner you'll have much insight and expertise to offer. Looking forward to seeing you around the boards!

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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That's what the little blue apples mean by our name. The number of Pentracers we've poached, right? ;)

Yup... and don't forget the bacon with those poached PTers :D

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Hello Ed and welcome to the FPN! Pull up a chair and make yourself at home here. :)

Sincerely yours,

 

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