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It would be awesome to see those people who have plenty and want for nothing remember the message of Pay it Forward and give to others.

 

There are some regulars with outstretched hands who have more than they can ever use.

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It would be awesome to see those people who have plenty and want for nothing remember the message of Pay it Forward and give to others.

 

There are some regulars with outstretched hands who have more than they can ever use.

 

 

One of the rules, perhaps the only important FPN rule on Pay it Forwards is

 

Pay it forward is asking the beneficiary of a good deed to repay it to others instead of to the original benefactor, and in the context of the Fountain Pen Network the good deed is providing a pen related item to someone else in an endless chain of such giveaways.

 

Sometimes the idea of an endless chain gets forgotten.

 

Happy Christmas

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And also since I was late to announce the winner...

I generated another no. from random.org for another winner...

 

and the second winner is:

 

Chrissy......

 

 

 

Kindly PM me your address

vaibhav mehandiratta

architect & fountain pen connoisseur

 

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And also since I was late to announce the winner...

I generated another no. from random.org for another winner...

 

and the second winner is:

 

Chrissy......

 

 

 

Kindly PM me your address

 

 

Wow! Thank you so much. :wub: :bunny01: :bunny01: :bunny01:

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