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Dani Trio raw ebonite Densho F flexi nib, Noodler's Verdun Green

Esterbrook J (black) 9550 ef nib, Noodler's Gulfstream blue

 

talk about pens of different sizes.

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I've been grading papers so I brought a few with me to my local coffee shop.

A maroon aero "51" with Noodler's black, a Pel 150M with Cross black, a Pel 800 with blue Parker quink, a Waterman Carene with black quink, and a golden striped Parker vacumatic with waterman black. I hate how much time it takes to grade papers, but I love all the writing I get to do during midterms!

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Today ?

 

A Tibaldi Iride with red Tibaldi ink, and an F nib.

http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e271/RollsOfPens/DSC_0853-light.jpg

 

And a Nettuno Superba with blue Tibaldi ink, and an M nib.

http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e271/RollsOfPens/DSC_0852-light.jpg

 

But tomorrow, with which one will I write ?

http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e271/RollsOfPens/DSC_0896-light.jpg

 

Regards,

Philippe.

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Sheaffer Legacy 2 (M.ItaliFine, Sheaffers Skrip Blue-Black)

Lamy Safari (1.1 Italic, Noodler's Antietam)

 

Nice pens in the rotation today Phillipe!

Geaux Tigers! Visça el Barça!

WTB: MB Kafka, Lamy Safari 2009 Orange, Pilot MYU (Black or Clear/White Stripe), Seiko FrankenTuna SKZ253 / SKZ255

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Today, in the back pocket of my nasty Levis has been a Parker Vector Sylvester the Cat pen, filled with Noodlers Eternal Blue. Sylvester didn't complain much but wow! Sitting down and forgetting Sylvester was in there was a HUGE mistake. :angry:

I was going to make a cheeky (pun intended) remark about being in the backpocket of your nasty Levis, but I think I'll refrain :lol: I'm sure Sylvester thought it was all worth it. :lol: (Hope he's ok though :unsure: )

 

 

For me, today I'm showing love to my Parker Frontier. Stainless steel capped, black barreled, medium nibbed (which is normally too broad for me, but somehow this one is not as broad as I expected) and filled with Waterman Blue Black, just to get it going.

 

 

G.

You can't always get what you want... but if you try sometimes... you just might find... you'll get what you need...

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La voiture, c'est à vous, Philippe ?

 

Sorry for the deviation. Back on topic,

 

Papermate... I don't know anything else about it other than the W. Germany it has written on the cap.

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Back at you, Mrs Parker. :D ;)

You can't always get what you want... but if you try sometimes... you just might find... you'll get what you need...

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Three pens today.

 

1. Sailor 1911 (f) in dark blue with Diamine blue-black ink

 

2. Merlin 33 (xf) in striated gray with Noodlers Sequoia ink

 

3. Hero 100 (f) in burgandy with PR Fiesta red ink

 

(I must be in a xf/f nib mood today.

 

Matt C.

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Today, VP with Swishers/Noodlers Aquamarine Blue and Omas 360 with Swishers/Noodlers Tahitian Pearl.

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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I have four pens in circulation, today.

 

1. VP (fine nib) with Waterman Havana

 

2. Esterbrook J (9556 nib) with Levenger Cardinal Red

 

3. Parker Vector (Ang-stubbed nib) with Noodler's Apache Sunset

 

4. Pelikan M200 (14k oblique medium nib) with Private Reserve's Sherwood Green

 

 

For some reason, I really felt like using that Pelikan, today. It's been "on leave" for a while, as that blasted oblique nib was proving too much for me. But it's kinda like bleu cheese; sometime's it repels me, and sometimes I absolutely jones for it. I decirculated (that's not actually a word, is it?) my latest, a Sheaffer Royal Selangor Bamboo (which I adore, but it's a bit of an ink guzzler), to ink up the Pelikan.

 

t!

 

PS: Love the avatar, southpaw. Too too cute!

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flippin' like a pancake

poppin' like a cork

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PS: Love the avatar, southpaw. Too too cute!

Thanks! That's my boy! Kenneth turned 2 on Feb. 4th. The quilt he got for Christmas - my wife's aunt made it for him. The stuffed Golden Lab is taller than he is - Christmas present from his granny. He is such a blessing (most of the time anyhow ;) ).

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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Today (and pretty much every day) I'm using my MB 149 w/B nib filled with MB blue-Black ink.

 

I occasionally use a Monteverde Invincia w/M nib, filled with PR Midnight Blues ink, but I mostly use that pen on the weekends when I'm traveling around.

Breastfeeding is the only 'natural user inteface'.

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Hi T,

 

Cool shades Sasha!

My little one calls her sunglasses, "sunshiny glasses". :lol:

 

Hi SP,

Kenneth looks very cute too.

My little one is two. What a fun age.

She doesn't have a quilt, but the refrain of "lello (yellow) blankie, lello blankie!" is often heard here.

 

Back on topic -

After struggling with the packing for the good part of the morning, i extricated an older 146 with a monotone gold nib. A nice writer in very good shape.

 

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/jelb/IMG_3407.jpg

 

Regards,

J

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Cute avatar, T and Southpaw!

 

 

In my pocket: I think my Balium Core. It's always in my pocket and it's always filled with PR Shoreline Gold.

Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To obtain, something of equal value must be lost.

 

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1st -- I guess I've got to put an avitar of my kids up, the rest of you SP and T you both have great avitars. 2 is a great age (at times). I'm about 5 months away from seeing how it is for my son, my daughter didn't really have a terrible 2's, she is having a terrible 3.5's...some of the time. The rest of the time she is sweet as apple pie

 

now on topic

Lamy 2000 (ef) -- Legal lapis

Wality 52 (f) -- just ran out of Eternal brown

 

(now I know why I always carry 2 pens)

 

french

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Today and probably for the next couple of weeks...

 

1) Conway Stewart #76 with Waterman Violet

2) Conway Stewart 85L with Waterman Black

3) Parker Senior Duofold with PR Lake Placid Blue

4) Montblanc Starwalker ballpoint (broad black refill if you're bothered)

 

They are listed in order of preference (in use) so I will use the CS#76 for most notes, sign letters with the CS85L make notes in my work journal with the Parker and use the MB for signing carbon paper orders/delviery notes that are still in use.

 

Hey at least I get to play around with different pens every day...

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Today I'm carrying three pens, a burgundy Sailor 1911 with fine 21k nib and Sailor blue-black ink, a green striped Pelikan M800 with fine nib and MB racing green ink, and a cinnamon Signum Nova with fine nib and PR orange crush ink.

 

Larry

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