I use a Mont Blanc when signing contracts, it looks better than some scabby old biro. I think it was about £400 but it's worth it. It's no more or less functional than a scabby old biro but it gives a professional image, and like it or not, image counts.
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Posted 1 year ago #
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I write lots every day. I like to have nice tools for the job.
My fountain pens are worth from £15 to £350. So what? Each gives me pleasure every time it's used.
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When i left my last job i was given vouchers and a pen made sense given i write lots and it is a permanent reminder.
+ 1 Each gives me pleasure every time it's used.
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I had a Cross Apogee. It was rubbish. Scratchy, inconsistent and messy. Even a new nib didn't help.
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Actually, when considered carefully it actually says everything you need to know about you.
Get you!
Actually, you would probably need a bit more background to know why it was so totally crass, so I take it back.It's still a ******* £200 pen...
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Nasa spent a small fortune developing a pen that could write in outer space. Apparently the technological challenges to overcome the zero gravity environment and still maintain good ink flow were quite hard to overcome.
Of course the russians just used a pencil.
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I find lots of little baby pens like this, abandoned on the wild near where I live:
Nasa spent a small fortune developing a pen that could write in outer space. Apparently the technological challenges to overcome the zero gravity environment and still maintain good ink flow were quite hard to overcome.
Of course the russians just used a pencil.
I had one of those Fischer Space Pens. It was crap.
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Of course the russians just used a pencil.
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Mont Blanc a bit boardroom chav
Conway Stewart here
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