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Who would find a chrome Safari attractive? 

"Moral goodness is not a hardy plant, nor one that easily propagates itself" Dallas Willard, PhD

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1 hour ago, Estycollector said:

Who would find a chrome Safari attractive? 

Forensics?

But the sky will always come to me.™ 

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5 hours ago, Glenn-SC said:

And red just happens to be my favorite color.  Ergo, I am attracted to red pens. 
 

I always remember that my least favorite color is someone’s favorite.  (And mine their least.)  That’s why there are so many colors, patterns and materials out there!   Something for everyone. 

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"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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13 hours ago, Estycollector said:

Who would find a chrome Safari attractive? 

You can try the Al-start line. I think a plastic pen like the Safari in Chrome can be nice.

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6 hours ago, jchch1950 said:

You can try the Al-start line. I think a plastic pen like the Safari in Chrome can be nice.

Yes, after I posted I thought a metal version would be better. Or, even a "fligher" type like the old Parkers with gold appointments. 

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