BoxOfFeet

I still love my 3000 series. Nice speed, low heat, good price. I'll probably upgrade my gpu again before replacing it. What a good little workhorse.

• Ys VII, Ys VIII
• Mechwarrior III
• Battlezone, Battlezone II
• F.E.A.R.
• Quake II, Quake IV
• Unreal Tournament
• Star Wars: Episode 1 Racer
• Midnight Club 3
• Katamari Damacy
• NiGHTS Into Dreams
• Moto Roader
• Tetris (Gameboy)
• Fallout New Vegas

The list could seriously go on and on.

Sounds about right. Going for gasps, getting laughs.

His nicknames are so stupid.. Cryin' Chuck Schumer doesn't sound like a derogatory name for a politician. It sounds like someone who plays some awesome bass guitar.

In comparison, 40% of Restaurant Impossible restaurants are still open.

No. It's a lump of cells. Who cares.

Oh, definitely. I can't think of a more complicated mass produced filling mechanism. But I love them. Especially the Snorkel. Maybe because I'm an engineer. It reminds me of mechanical watches with lots of complications. But when they are in fully working order, they are so simple and convenient to use! Just unscrew, fill, and close it back up. Nice clean nib, no fuss.

My palladium snorkel I bought refurbished, and it was done with a latex sac. Well, the sac dissolved.. my fault wrong ink. And I have not wanted to take the time to fix it, since it is a little time consuming. My two tone snorkel and touchdowns all have silicone sacs. The palladium is my favorite, though.

A lever filler! That's pretty cool. I only have one lever Sheaffer, and it's not a triumph. But I do have a few Triumph Touchdowns and Snorkels, and they are fantastic nibs.

I love the A2. And the A1. Mine are both EF, I write pretty small, so the finer the better. And they are both really fine and surprisingly smooth for such a tiny, cheap steel nib. I'm also impressed at how well they seal. I haven't used them in a few months, seeing your post makes me want to get them out and clean them.