To those of you wondering about using pens from Taiwan to commemorate American Independence Day, let me point out that fireworks were invented by the Chinese!
Happy fourth, everyone!
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Monday, July 4, 2011
A very TWSBI Fourth of July
OK, so the top one isn't actually white, but this is as close to red, white and blue as I could get with my pens — my three TWSBI Diamond 530s in red, clear, and blue:
To those of you wondering about using pens from Taiwan to commemorate American Independence Day, let me point out that fireworks were invented by the Chinese!
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To those of you wondering about using pens from Taiwan to commemorate American Independence Day, let me point out that fireworks were invented by the Chinese!
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You should use Noodler's Whiteness of the Whale in the white one :)
ReplyDeletePeninkcillin: I have no use for that ink, except this picture. Believe it or not, I though about using milk! But I was worried I might not be able to get it all cleaned out.
ReplyDelete" . . . invented by the Chinese!" Reminds me of the Spanish-surnamed American politician, who, when told to "go back where you came from" on a call-in show, replied, "I am where I came from!" Her ancestors had been resident in the New World since the late 1600s. Jack/Youngstown
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