The Pen Addict
588: Thick Paper Means Fountain Pens Work
Nov 1, 2023
The hosts discuss the blackest black fountain pen ink, comparing it to Vanta black. They share positive experiences with the ink's performance and ease of cleaning. They reflect on the significance of fountain pens and the quality of paper. The misconception that thicker paper is better for fountain pens is discussed, along with upcoming events for Fountain Pen Day. They express excitement for pen meetups and an upcoming pen show event. Humorous stories of pen mishaps and accidents are shared, bringing amusement. The hosts also share their own anxiety and frustration with a pen mishap and advise against using a pen on a plane.
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- The hosts discuss the misconception that fountain pens require thicker paper to work, expressing frustration at the limited awareness surrounding fountain pens.
- One of the hosts shares a horror story involving an ink mishap during a flight, resulting in stained journal and a decision to find a new home for the pen.
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Fountain Pen Horror Story
One day, while writing with my favorite fountain pen, the cap suddenly flew off and ink splattered all over my face. The force of the ink was so strong that it temporarily blinded me. It was a horrifying experience, and I learned a valuable lesson about making sure the cap is secure before writing.
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