Pen-Fi (FPs, RBs, BPs, etc...) [56k Warning]
Feb 11, 2007 at 7:00 PM Post #301 of 2,804
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You're talking about refills? In which case, I really don't have experience with rb refills, but ballpoint-wise, pilot and many others > MB. If you're talking penwise, you might be losing it..
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MB ballpoints are nothing special. It's their rollerball that really shines. I'm talking about how they write not how they're made.
 
Feb 11, 2007 at 10:26 PM Post #303 of 2,804
I've been put off fountain pens from years of having to use them in school, and also being left-handed makes it a pain to write.
I still have a couple of fountain pens, but only the bog standard Parker ones. They're all gunked up too now, I should give them a clean and start again.
 
Feb 11, 2007 at 10:44 PM Post #304 of 2,804
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i slept late and misssed my local pen club this morning. freaking old people and their 11am meetings!


Darn! How often do you guys meet?
 
Feb 11, 2007 at 10:53 PM Post #305 of 2,804
One Sunday a month. It's a pretty good group, although our numbers have dwindled a little. I miss far too many for this reason...11am, especially on a Sunday, is rough.
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edit: woohoo, 5 years, finally 100 posts! lol
 
Feb 11, 2007 at 11:00 PM Post #306 of 2,804
ive had my MB starwalker fountain pen for about 3 months now and although im very pleased with it occasionally when i write very fast (in exams) and my fingers slip up the metal grip i get ink leaking onto my fingers. i think there are some holes at the base of the nib (does anybody know why this is?) and if my fingers get too close here then ink everywhere. does anybody else have the same problem??
 
Feb 25, 2007 at 10:30 PM Post #308 of 2,804
Cool pen, Enigma.
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There have been some additions to the happy bird family, here is a shot of the whole crew, old and new:



From left to right:

1. M620 Grand Place
2. M620 Place de la Concorde
3. M200 Old Style Grey Marble
4. M200
5. M760 Gold, '88 LE
6. M205 Clear Demo
7. M200 Green Marble
8. M200 Citropeoners LE
9. M800
10. M200 Blue Demo
11. M400 Red Stripe
 
Feb 25, 2007 at 10:53 PM Post #309 of 2,804
I love Pelikan pens! Very nice collection you have there.

I have had for about 10 years an special edition Pelikan made for Levenger (Tortoise Pen) in a light brown and pearl barrel that writes beautifully. I will try to take a picture soon and post it here.
 
Feb 25, 2007 at 11:12 PM Post #310 of 2,804
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From left to right:

1. M620 Grand Place
2. M620 Place de la Concorde
3. M200 Old Style Grey Marble
4. M200
5. M760 Gold, '88 LE
6. M205 Clear Demo
7. M200 Green Marble
8. M200 Citropeoners LE
9. M800
10. M200 Blue Demo
11. M400 Red Stripe



Pelikan freak! j/k
 
Feb 25, 2007 at 11:56 PM Post #311 of 2,804
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I love Pelikan pens! Very nice collection you have there.

I have had for about 10 years an special edition Pelikan made for Levenger (Tortoise Pen) in a light brown and pearl barrel that writes beautifully. I will try to take a picture soon and post it here.



I would love to see a picture of this pen!

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Pelikan freak! j/k


Hey I love the pretty birds!! I can't help it!
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How about the anti-pretty pen, the Lamy 2000? Which I happen to find very attractive in its own way:

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Feb 27, 2007 at 7:14 AM Post #314 of 2,804
i'm lazy to get it from my old shoe box but i have an "extreme" pen that can withstand many feats such as extreme deep water pressure, boiling/freezing temperatures, u can use it to write in space vacuum, or something like that.
 

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