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Oh my... here we go again.... Safari and TerraCota are calling my name.... :wub: :wub:

 

I think I need them all.. :P

 

 

 

C.

 

Those are the 2 that piqued my interest, as well.

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Just ordered Blue Velvet & Terracotta. Thanks for the photos Good Captain . . . !

No problem! I really think they will be popular and that the decision to offer them individually, will be a really winning plan by Diamine.

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I put my order in first thing. Cult Pens and the Writing Desk went live with them bang on the dot of 9:00am, but Diamine had a few wrong links on their own site for a while.

 

I went for the whole set. Somehow I knew the thought of having a half-completed circle would gnaw at me so I thought I'd just save time and give in right from the start.

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I went for the whole set. Somehow I knew the thought of having a half-completed circle would gnaw at me so I thought I'd just save time and give in right from the start.

 

Ha!

The very same thought crossed my mind too but I'm proud to say I resisted . . . :rolleyes:

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The thought crossed my mind...and then a teenager entered...it was very disturbing. I look forward to seeing your inks!!!

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Ha!

The very same thought crossed my mind too but I'm proud to say I resisted . . . :rolleyes:

 

 

Nah.. the thought never crossed my mind.... I really don't like that green. :P

 

 

 

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Eight little wedges of inky goodness landed on my doorstep this morning. I feel like I've just won Trivial Pursuit. Now, where do I start?

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Eight little wedges of inky goodness landed on my doorstep this morning. I feel like I've just won Trivial Pursuit. Now, where do I start?

 

Where do you start? Why, by taking a picture of the set on your desk and posting some writing samples, of course! :)

 

At least a picture? Pleeease?

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