So after basically swearing off pen purchases for 2014, Platinum releases a 3776 Century with Rhodium trim, available with a Music Stub.
I give up.
-Andy
I give up.
-Andy
Curse you, Platinum!
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lol got that Goulet email to huh
Triple tines?
yup
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It seems to consistently get the best reviews of all the music stubs available. Plus, I think it's a great looking pen.
-Andy
-Andy
Time to think of a fund-raiser!
You didn't think the pen selling world would let you get away did ya? 
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There will always be something
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There will always be something
Probably, but I've gotten 90% of the somethings out of the way now. FPs should demand a lot less cash this year.
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Not bad for a tiney nib
It's platinum, but with a rhodium trim ... kind of like the Newfie* who won an olympic gold medal and had it bronzed.
*In Canada, "Newfie Jokes" are an accepted part of the national culture. You know, screen doors on submarines and all that. And of course, we've all met enough actual live Newfies to know that they aren't really the dim-witted yokels that the jokes presume them to be. But they have a really thick and unique accent, and their timezone is half an hour later than everywhere else, so they make an easy target.
Rockviper is from the rock, and thus your joke is quite funny to me, and thus warrants a
Teehee hee
Teehee hee
BTW, I have a Platinum music nib, in plain old yellow gold, and it's a great pen.
I just saw this too... I wanted the new Falcon with Rhodium trim, but now this might jump ahead of this.
Ian does it just write like a wet stub ?
The gold one I tried was like a fire-hose. My Sailor music nibs are like wet stubs. James, do you remember that red one?
ya I remember that one, how much different is the Platinum 3 tine from that ?
The one I tried (only for a couple minutes) was softer and a touch broader, about the same wetness.
