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I was about 10 years old when the Goldeneye movie and game for Nintendo 64 came out. I was obsessed with James Bond at that age. In the movie he uses a Parker jotter pen that explodes when you click it 3 times. My mom had the exact pen in her purse and used it to write checks and I stole it from her. It felt like I owned a real live prop from the movie. I recently bought another one online and I’m surprised how often it comes in handy. $15 for a sleek design and less pretentious than carrying a Mont Blanc around. I always prefer the grace of a ballpoint anyway.
Dec 14, 2021

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