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Yeah, I have to try that. What nib do you use?

If you are to be ephemeral, leave a good scent.

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Great pictures.

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Great review!

 

Has anyone a good resolution scan of the original "Burning Rome" sticker, since not it's just "Rome"?

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I’m glad you got the after shots of it getting wet because this ink straight up deserves to be waterboarded. 
 

(I may still be salty about buying it right when it came out and without looking at the early reviews)

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13 minutes ago, mhphoto said:

I’m glad you got the after shots of it getting wet because this ink straight up deserves to be waterboarded. 

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13 minutes ago, mhphoto said:

(I may still be salty about buying it right when it came out and without looking at the early reviews)

:D Noodler's inks are definitely an adventure.

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