@PopcornShowers12 years agoAh... these videos are so nice and relaxing. Truly ASMR inducing. 1
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@totoro8179112 years agoI originally found one of your videos looking at fountain pens. Then, I ended up watching even more videos because for some reason they're extremely relaxing >.> Subscribed. 1
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@lupanime12 years agoOMG, my brain is melting all over the place and I'm not even wearing headphones. Great video, keep it up! :) 1
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@EdnaMillion.11 years agoI like the way it says "de" Vinci on the packaging. Attention to detail not a high priority. 1
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoI did not know it then, but from what I can tell now is that the carbon fiber is actually the colorful strands inside the barrel of the pen. Thanks for watching:) 1
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@JAPEASMR7 years agoThis was one of the first (quite possibly the first) videos that introduced me to ASMR! 1
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoQuite all right. I didn't take it that "you" wanted to buy them. I knew your question was hypothetical in nature. Glad you liked the video:-)
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@dren847 years agothis is a beautiful pen. great video sir 1
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@gulparviz12 years agothanks, btw you are quite unique personality. love this about you:)
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@wersaswer12 years agoI ordered this pen a couple weeks ago and just got it a few minutes ago. I ordered mine off of Ebay.
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@crbell197810 years agoCan you imagine him on Christmas Day??? OPEN THE FRIGGIN PRESENT ALREADY! LOL :) 4
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoParker is my favorite brand. I prefer the vintage Parkers though. My oldest parker fountain pen was manufactured in the 1920s. I still use it. And then there is arguably the greatest fountain pen ever produced, the Parker 51. Such a wonderful pen. Made from about 1939 through 1972 I think. ...1
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@dren847 years agoI think this is the most beautiful pen you presented on your youtube channel. Do you still use it? 1
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@JGratsch12 years agoWhy criticize someone for sharing a part of their life with other people? The people who enjoy these types of videos are appreciative of the effort put forth.
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoFor professional reasons. Thanks for watching:)
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoAs far as I know Duke pens are manufactured in Shangai, China by the Shanghai G. Crown Fountain Pen Company. Their line of pens called Duke is registered in Europe as German Duke Lux Pen GmbH. Duke's Research and Development branch is located in Germany. I have heard that Duke's nibs are German made. Hope this clears things up for you:) ...
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@muskndusk11 years agoI 'think', but I'm not sure, that they take international standard converters. To be sure, try an international standard cartridge, if it fits, so will a converter.
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@osuballer9812 years agoyou seem like a pen expert, how's a 10 kt rolled gold cross pen to you guys?
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@TheEvilWarlordZarcotimas12 years agoThat doesn't ruin the experience unless you let it ruin the experience.
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@Remington187512 years agoWould you say that this particular pen performed best out of the box?
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@RelaxingASMR11 years agoIt's a steel nib. I wished it was made of gold:)
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@242Hatem11 years agoAveti dreptate lumea evolueaza foarte repede.Toate stilourile din videoclipuri sunt ale dumneavoastra?
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@muskndusk11 years agoIn your video, the nib looks gold-plated, but on the ebay page where I've ordered mine, it looks like steel. Please tell me which it is, otherwise I'll be concerned that I've a different model. Thanks.
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@gulparviz12 years agodo you like Parker pen? are they good?
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@RelaxingASMR12 years ago@JGratsch Thanks for defending what we do here. I removed that persons comment so as to not junk up the place.
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@RelaxingASMR11 years agoDa. Toate țarcurile din videoclipurile mele îmi aparțin. Sunt un om norocos în această privință:)
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoNot really. To begin with, my collection isn't really that large. Most are pens that have been handed down to me from my dad, who in turn received them from his dad. So you see, they are family heirlooms and very sentimental to me. I use most of them and when they are not inked and in my regualr rotation, I store them in an antique tool chest that also has been handed down to me in the same way. When the time comes, my son will be in possession of the chest and the collection that waits within. ...
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@climb.grimey12 years agoHi. I'm new to penmanship and am interested in joining this wonderful community. I am considering buying this pen, but can not seem to find what website to purchase it from, where dd you buy it? Thanks!
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@RelaxingASMR11 years agoLumea este prea rapid. Folosiți fiecare ocazie poți să încetinească. E bine pentru tine. Multumesc pentru vizionare:)
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@BasementShopGuy12 years agoI bought this pen (different color) because of your test-writing-video. It did seem like a nice pen. However, can you help answer a question - these are Chinese? But on the eBay store I bought it on, it claims the country of manufacture is Germany. I also see that alot of eBay stores claim the nib is German Iridium. I'm confused... ...
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@sailinginps11 years agoDoes anyone know what kind of converter does Duke take? I purchased one very similar to Da Vinci series. The converter that came with broke only after a couple of turns to draw ink from the bottle! Talking about low quality. In any case, I am trying to find a converter for it. Does anyone know? ...
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoHi. I'm pretty sure that this pen came from Ebay. Good luck on your search:)
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoYour asking the wrong person friend. I value pens that lay down controlled rivers of ink and last a lifetime. Sorry that I don't have a better answer for you. Thanks for watching:)
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@RelaxingASMR12 years agoI wondered if it was a joke but didn't want to hurt any feelings in case it wasn't. I'll remember you in case you pull that business again lol!
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@colncoln12 years agoHmm.. Never seen a plain black carbon fiber before.
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