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Any pen nerds on /g/? I'm an aspiring collector of powerful pens and want to see what I'm going up against.
>Name of model
>What makes your pen powerful?
>How much can someone expect to pay for your pen? How often does it need an ink replacement and how much does that ink replacement cost?
>What are the cons of your pen?
>Additional info if needed.
Note:
This is my first post on /g/, so if this falls under the whole 'personal review site' rule, I'd like to know where I should go. So far, this board seems the most likely to be relevant to this topic.
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I like Dollar tree fine point pens .
2 for 1 $
Scribble scribble
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>>59617555
Can't deny those trips, but I'm looking for pens a tad more powerful, like the Space Pens going around, and the Nitride pens that last forever.
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>>59617527
Lamy 2000 for home use. Any non-gel ballpoint I can get my hands on for official government documents and shit
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>>59617597
forgot le pic
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>>59617597
How is the longevity on it? Do you need to replace the ink regularly? Does it feel good in your hand?
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German pen companies on suicide watch
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>>59617636
Ooh, tell me about your pen, good sir.
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>>59617627
The tank is very large compared to normal pens. Its fantastic in the hand and writes like dream
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>>59617696
What's it called? Is it expensive?
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>>59617705
Lamy 2000. Mine was around 130 USD
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