Oh no, the professors are still plenty cold and harsh (they love it when a student either didn't read the required homework and/or didn't quite grasp the rules of law contained in the cases), but in spite of them I had a helluva time! I went to school in New England and managed to find time to scope out all the brooks within a large geographic area so I could stalk unsuspecting fish, skate on frozen ponds and actually learn the game of hockey, play rugby for my school against other B schools, med schools, law schools and club teams, brew beer from scratch, learn to tie flies, learn to ice climb an rock climb, and on and on and on. Now, did I finish in the top 10 in my class? No, I didn't, but looking back I still would have sacrificed additional study time for outdoor play an don't regret those choices one bit.
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Oh no, the professors are still plenty cold and harsh (they love it when a student either didn't read the required homework and/or didn't quite grasp the rules of law contained in the cases), but in spite of them I had a helluva time! I went to school in New England and managed to find time to scope out all the brooks within a large geographic area so I could stalk unsuspecting fish, skate on frozen ponds and actually learn the game of hockey, play rugby for my school against other B schools, med schools, law schools and club teams, brew beer from scratch, learn to tie flies, learn to ice climb an rock climb, and on and on and on. Now, did I finish in the top 10 in my class? No, I didn't, but looking back I still would have sacrificed additional study time for outdoor play an don't regret those choices one bit.
My hat is off to you, sir!
For $200, I'd go for a piston filler pen (or two) like a Pelikan M200 and/or Pilot Custom Heritage 92. It might be nice to have a couple ink colors available for notes. You can easily see the ink level in those pens, as well (or just fill them before bed every day or two).
-Andy
-Andy
in the 200 Budget, In that price range a Sailor, or Pilot pen. a pilot 912 with a fine nib would be a great fit. maybe a Pilot pro gear with a fine nib as well.
I love my Pilot 92 as well, and the piston works fantastic for lasting me quite some time
I love my Pilot 92 as well, and the piston works fantastic for lasting me quite some time
If you are up for it I would suggest a simple restoration. 90% of the FP's I have found at flea markets just need either a new sac or a good flush or both. I have found some very rare very good and now very valuable FPs at flea markets for $5, flushed them put a new sac in and they are my every day pens now.
That being said I just bought my brother and sister Sheaffer 100's and they love them.
Regards
Dave
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