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Fountain Pens?
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Join Date: Feb 2000
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So, out of utterly random curiosity, does anyone else here use/collect fountain pens?
if you do, list 'em!
Here are mine:
Sheaffer Agio
Lamy Safari
Lamy Logo
Pelikan Tradition M150
and way, way too much ink (10 bottles; around 500mL)
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: May 2001
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This reminds me I still have to get ink for my fountain pen which my father in law gave me after I asked for him if I could marry his daughter
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: Oct 2001
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He gave you a pen, instead?
was it a good trade, in your opinion?
Or you got his daughter *and* the fountain pen?
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Posting Junkie
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Join Date: Jun 2002
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I use Montblancs; have a couple of them on-hand, though I do need to get some ink. :/
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Originally Posted by - - e r i k - -
This reminds me I still have to get ink for my fountain pen which my father in law gave me after I asked for him if I could marry his daughter
You had to ask for the blessing of your girlfriend's father? I didn't know people did that anymore.
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Originally Posted by Ulrich Kinbote
You had to ask for the blessing of your girlfriend's father? I didn't know people did that anymore.
Not everyone kidnaps girls..
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Originally Posted by Hash
Not everyone kidnaps girls..
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we don't have time to stop for gas
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Originally Posted by - - e r i k - -
I tentatively got both.
He stabbed you in the eye with it?
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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I like Cross Pens. Currently have an ATX (in black) and an Apogee (silver). Next one likely to be the chrome Verve
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Originally Posted by Hash
Not everyone kidnaps girls..
Originally Posted by Peter
Hash's comment rests on the foolish assumption that if you want to marry a girl you must either ask for her father's blessing or kidnap her.
So, no, it's not funny, unless you are a moron who can't see a false dichotomy when you are laughing at the lame joke it's based on.
My wife and I told our families we were marrying. But then, we can make our own decisions without begging for permission from our fathers.
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Query- Can you take a full one on an airplane??
sam
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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I use a fountain pen, but I don't own any expensive ones. I have a few of the Rotring Core, which I love. You can buy this pen for around $10.
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Join Date: Feb 2000
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I've taken full pens on planes with no ill effects - just be careful.
Almost bought a Core yesterday...
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Originally Posted by Ulrich Kinbote
My wife and I told our families we were marrying. But then, we can make our own decisions without begging for permission from our fathers.
haha. I didn't even bother. Her parents are super religous.... oddly enough.
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I too use a Lamy for school... I love them! I usually go for the metal versions (silver or platinum) rather than the plastic though...
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Join Date: Jun 2000
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I have to watch "Say Anything" now.
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Clinically Insane
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Originally Posted by Ulrich Kinbote
My wife and I told our families we were marrying. But then, we can make our own decisions without begging for permission from our fathers.
Exactly
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Originally Posted by harrisjamieh
I too use a Lamy for school... I love them! I usually go for the metal versions (silver or platinum) rather than the plastic though...
huh. whenever I've handeled the Alu ones they've felt even lighter than the safaris
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Originally Posted by Ulrich Kinbote
Hash's comment rests on the foolish assumption that if you want to marry a girl you must either ask for her father's blessing or kidnap her.
So, no, it's not funny, unless you are a moron who can't see a false dichotomy when you are laughing at the lame joke it's based on.
My wife and I told our families we were marrying. But then, we can make our own decisions without begging for permission from our fathers.
Well the statement you just made is based on the false assumption that a man wishing to respect tradition and/or the wishes of the woman's family is 'begging.' Lighten up a tad.
My older sister's fiance came and spent an afternoon at our house and asked my parents' permission to marry my sister. My parents would have been totally okay if he hadn't done that, but my dad really likes that my sis's fiance showed that he respects my dad enough to ask him.
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I have a Waterman my dad got me for Christmas when he visted France. I haven't used it, though.
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Someone missed the point of my query. I believe that airport security would not allow you to carry a loaded fountain pen on your person while boarding an airplane. sam
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I sincerely doubt they'd care.
Unless they're banning all pens, they'd have to check each and every pen that walked on the plane - in a pocket, in a purse and in any and all carry-on baggage. Also, I have yet to see such an item on any of the TSA ban-lists.
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Originally Posted by Ulrich Kinbote
You had to ask for the blessing of your girlfriend's father? I didn't know people did that anymore.
I know. But it's kind of a nice tradition if you ask me. Now that I've done it of course. Courtesy is a bit lost nowadays.
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I have a couple. My latest came from Eve's Addiction as a gift from my wife. It's beautiful.
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