posh ballpoint pen, £50, go!

[Gerard]

http://www.penisland.net/

 

[Andy90]

Two sites I have used for presents are these:-

http://www.penshop.co.uk/

and

http://www.websterspenshop.co.uk/

Both reputable dealers, both first rate service and both have a wide selection of Ballpoint pens, Fountain pens, Propelling Pencils, Rollerballs etc.,

 

[I get around]

Pens are so easy to lose. Most of them leak in my pockets too.

Really depends, I've been using the same pen at work for about a year now, your bog standard bic ballpoint

 

[PardonTheWait]

Would someone who does voluntary work (Probably a hippy-type who doesn't like consumerism, greed, excess.. etc.), really want a ball-point pen that costs £50? I doubt it.

I think you've jumped the gun just a smidgeon there mate! She's not a hippy

 

[PardonTheWait]

Cross.

http://www.cross-pens.eu/products/p...assic-century-medalist-ballpoint-pen/pid-3302

I prefer the fine refills, so maybe get one of them, then she has a spare (albeit medium). You can buy cheaper alternatives in WHSmiths etc so you've not limited her to a life of expensive refilling...

Just to let you know, I have ordered one of these gift wrapped for her. I know in the scheme of things it's only a small gift, but she's been so helpful to me I had to get her something, and I hope this will at least be useful to her.

Thanks all

 

[G-MAN2004]

Would someone who does voluntary work (Probably a hippy-type who doesn't like consumerism, greed, excess.. etc.), really want a ball-point pen that costs £50? I doubt it.

I've done voluntary work and I'm certainly not a hippy. I love greed and excess, it's what keeps me going for more and more.

I vote for the Cross pen.

 

[firewallblocked]

Pens are cool but, sword is mightier.

 

[Marky]

I'd just give her the £50. I know which one I'd rather receive.

Definitely this. If I got given an expensive ballpoint pen - I would accept it happily - but in my mind I'd be thinking "Wow... that was lame"

http://www.penisland.net/

 

[sunama]

Don't penis land have anything good?

Personally I can't see the point of spending £50 on a pen. I would buy her something that she can use regularly. If you want to buy something pretty, perhaps buy her a watch?

 

[Dreadi]

Definitely this. If I got given an expensive ballpoint pen - I would accept it happily - but in my mind I'd be thinking "Wow... that was lame"



InstantRimshot.com is what you're looking for

That website sent my eset mental with trojan warnings

 

[chriscpritchard]

Would someone who does voluntary work (Probably a hippy-type who doesn't like consumerism, greed, excess.. etc.), really want a ball-point pen that costs £50? I doubt it.

I do voluntary work and I'm not a hippy...

 

[scrlk]

For £50, fountain pen > ballpoint.

 

[brummie]

I'd just give her the £50. I know which one I'd rather receive.

 

[GoatBotherer]

Since the OP has been sorted you might find this interesting.

Dunhill Fighter Provenance fountain pen. Made from the aluminium casing of a Rolls Royce Merlin engine out of an original Spitfire.

Cost: £6,200.00

 

[KaHn]

http://most-expensive.net/pen-world

730k

KaHn

 

[G-MAN2004]

That's an awesome pen.