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Caps on caps off... those flesh colored pens are cartridge pens.

I'm still only seeing the pencil in this lot, the rest get dumped in the junk box.

 

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Go on then...

 

 

Hi,

 

huh?

 

regards

 

david

 

Go on and bid... which you did!

Fool: One who subverts convention or orthodoxy or varies from social conformity in order to reveal spiritual or moral truth.

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Go on then...

 

 

Hi,

 

huh?

 

regards

 

david

 

Go on and bid... which you did!

 

 

Oh, but i lost. Oh the pain of it all the pain of it all. Of course the four i won tonight offer some solace. :)

 

Looks like someone got a good deal on that package, though.

 

david

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Greg McKinney; I just bought my PFM from him.

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I hear he's a heck of a guy... ;)

 

I was surprised to have outbid Dr I, but that pencil will look great with the matching FP I acquired recently.

 

Best regards, greg

Don't feel bad. I'm old; I'm meh about most things.

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I hear he's a heck of a guy... ;)

 

I was surprised to have outbid Dr I, but that pencil will look great with the matching FP I acquired recently.

 

Best regards, greg

 

 

Heck, everybody outbids me most of the time. Just a wee bottom feeder, iz me ;)

 

david

 

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