Posted by JerryS on February 28, 2015 at 08:35:07 from (98.80.107.20):
In Reply to: ink pens...ugh posted by 88-1175 on February 28, 2015 at 01:25:17:
Back in the early days of ball point pens they were bad to ooze ink on your fingers. One night in the early 60s I went to a Johnny Horton concert (more correctly, I couldn't afford a ticket so I sneaked in back stage---watched the whole show from the wings.) When the show was over fans flocked to the stage for autographs. He didn't have a pen so I loaned him my new Papermate. He patiently signed about a hundred autographs and gave my pen back to me. That's when he first noticed that his fingers and thumb were black. I apologized profusely, and he was very gracious.
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