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Bril is excellent ink and this way more people can get exposure to this. Very generous giveaway Vaibhav, well done!

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Bril is excellent ink and this way more people can get exposure to this. Very generous giveaway Vaibhav, well done!

 

Thank You Hari

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Please also add me in.

 

Is there any way to order this from the US?

No i dont think so

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Count me in! Thanks!

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here are the winners as generated by Random.org

 

The entries were put according to the reply on the post and Random.org list option was used to generate the name of winners...

Winners are first five entries as displayed in the picture below ... which are also highlighted in blue....

 

All the winners, Kindly PM me your addresses

 

 

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That was close on #6 ... well, maybe next time. :-)

Congrats to all the winners! And thank you Vaibhav for this generous pif.

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For the first time in my life, the stars aligned and I won a game of chance. Thanks a lot Mehandiratta for the awesom pif.

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That was close on #6 ... well, maybe next time. :-)

Congrats to all the winners! And thank you Vaibhav for this generous pif.

better luck next time...

I will be doing Daytone Blue Black give-away in next go...

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For the first time in my life, the stars aligned and I won a game of chance. Thanks a lot Mehandiratta for the awesom pif.

congrats

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You are very generous! I am looking forward to the Daytone Blue Black offering! :)

So space and time are linked together. As we are looking across space, we are looking back in time. The further and further away those stars are the further back in time you are looking. Now you are seeing a star that is say six thousand years ago. Imagine somebody at that star looking at us They would be seeing us as we were six thousand years ago. Which of those two is now? - Alan Parsons Project The Time Machine - Temporalia (Paraphrased)

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here are the winners as generated by Random.org

 

The entries were put according to the reply on the post and Random.org list option was used to generate the name of winners...

Winners are first five entries as displayed in the picture below ... which are also highlighted in blue....

 

All the winners, Kindly PM me your addresses

 

PM sent! Thanks!

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Please enter me in the drawing. Many thanks.

The giveaway winners already announced.. Sorry.. Maybe in next go

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¡Tooooma! Qué suerte.

 

Thanks a lot to Fortune, but especially to mehandiratta for his generosity. I'm sending the PM in seconds.

 

Maybe fate is taking part here: I ordered a couple of ASA pens some days ago (Nauka -still in process- and Genius -already in its way to Spain-) and now this ink is coming from India... perhaps they are destined to work together? Genius and Bril seem to match very good.

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Thank You for doing this. ---Parth

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kb8dnr NOS (New Old Stock)

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Please also add me in.

 

Is there any way to order this from the US?

 

Bril ink seems to be somewhat difficult to obtain here in the US, but I see Camel (Camlin) Ink on Ebay and Amazon from time to time.

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Congratulations to the winners -- do please let us know how you like the ink.
And thanks again to Vaibhav for this generosity.

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