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Thanks for posting this.

 

It is most satisfying to see out mania hobby receiving world-wide recognition.

 

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Thanks!!

Brad

"Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind" - Rudyard Kipling
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A good video to show the initiated at least. Great to see Richard getting the press, not sure he needs more customers though!

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Although I would question his statement of, only 6 people in the world that does what he does????

How is he defining it so tight that only 6 people are in that club?

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Although I would question his statement of, only 6 people in the world that does what he does????

How is he defining it so tight that only 6 people are in that club?

In the other topic about this video some were speculating that he's talking about his students :-)

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/47/Pastis.jpg/220px-Pastis.jpg? ? ?

When you're good at it, it's really miserable.

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It is cool to see him, but I wondered at that comment as well. Was he referring to repairing/restoring pens and grinding nibs (I thought only Mottishaw and Minuskin re-tip pens in the US correct?) Maybe he means also having his own pens (Gate City)?

 

Because surely there are a heck of a lot of people out there in the world that repair/restore and grind.

 

In any case, I loved the video, wished it was longer, and drooled at that pen he wrote with. I guess that's a "Binderized" nib, eh? My Pelikan certainly doesn't write like that.

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/47/Pastis.jpg/220px-Pastis.jpg? ? ?

I puzzled over what was meamt there FS, must admit that a Pernod or Ricard would go down very well right now

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