I got a challenge for you FP fans out there, with conditions:
If you could buy one FP, without consideration to price, what would it be?
The conditions:
- No price limit
- It can't be expensive just because of the materials used (eg - diamond encrusted ballpoint is still a ballpoint)
- It needs to be of the highest quality in workmanship, quality, etc - a pen built to last for ages
- It needs to justify it's price via its writing - like before, it can't just be expensive because of who makes it or the materieals - it actually has to write fantastically and offer the best writing
- No cartridges
- No finnicky pens, etc - it has to be a true FP, something you can refill with almost any ink (eg - Noodlers). That is, it can't be so special that it requires it's own special brand of ink, it needs to be able to use almost any ink
- FINAL CONDITION/MOST IMPORTANT CONDITION - it needs to be commercially produced, and thus be available for purchase. I'm willing to let you post an FP that's not produced anymore, so long as you also post what pen that IS still produced alongside your "once-upon-a-time" pen
You get where I'm going with the conditions, so I'll ask - what would your "one pen to rule them all" be?
If you could buy one FP, without consideration to price, what would it be?
The conditions:
- No price limit
- It can't be expensive just because of the materials used (eg - diamond encrusted ballpoint is still a ballpoint)
- It needs to be of the highest quality in workmanship, quality, etc - a pen built to last for ages
- It needs to justify it's price via its writing - like before, it can't just be expensive because of who makes it or the materieals - it actually has to write fantastically and offer the best writing
- No cartridges
- No finnicky pens, etc - it has to be a true FP, something you can refill with almost any ink (eg - Noodlers). That is, it can't be so special that it requires it's own special brand of ink, it needs to be able to use almost any ink
- FINAL CONDITION/MOST IMPORTANT CONDITION - it needs to be commercially produced, and thus be available for purchase. I'm willing to let you post an FP that's not produced anymore, so long as you also post what pen that IS still produced alongside your "once-upon-a-time" pen
You get where I'm going with the conditions, so I'll ask - what would your "one pen to rule them all" be?
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