Handwritten: Your Favourite Quotes

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[Freddy]

DCXXV

 

 

Fred

 

Boy..what is it with you people?

 

You think not getting caught in a lie is the same thing as telling the truth?

 

Joe Turner..

code name Condor..Entrek 684-6098....Formerly of the

American Literary Historical Society, NYCity....

 

God bless Pants

[ISW_Kaputnik]

This is from the inside cover of the journal that I just filled. That's a white gel pen, although I kept the journal itself with a variety of fountain pens.

 

The quotation seems appropriate to me, and I have written it again (this time with a fountain pen) on the inside cover of the new journal that I just started.

 

[Frank66]

 

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Fred

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Fred

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[Freddy]

 

Fred

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[mehandiratta]

A Very Happy New Year to you all. It's 2017 and today I am using “Lamy 2000” and it comes with BB nib. It is filled with GvFC Hazelnut Brown. The quote is as below:

[Freddy]

 

 

 

 

 

{ThumbsUpThingie}

 

Fred

 

....you have meddled with the primal forces of nature..Mr. Beale....

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[ParramattaPaul]

With the previous post in mind, I find myself asking at what point does using fictional rhetoric to express an ideology or philosophy diminish the writer, his or her work and the reader - as I believe Woody Allen has done?