Reflections on a Gift of Watermelon Pickle... and other Modern Verse Puns

Hello! As the title says, I have been eyeing the Pilot Custom 823 for a while now; I have heard nothing but great reviews about it. I do appreciate Pilot’s understated aesthetics and high-quality performance, and for that reason I am fairly certain that the 823 will be the one.

However, being someone without any experience purchasing any pens in the $200-300 range, I would love to hear if anyone has recommendations for alternatives in that same range. As much as I would love to be able to afford something even more worthy of being an heirloom, I am not looking to spend more than $300. I really like the Custom 823’s filling system; the whole pen screams practicality.

To start, I am also considering the Lamy 2000 in Makrolon. I have also looked at the Sailor Pro Gear (including Realo), but I think I would prefer a filling system upgrade for that price. I already own a Pilot VP Décimo which I love, however I would prefer a more traditional nib size and form factor for long writing sessions.

Thank you in advance for any suggestions, they are greatly appreciated!

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‪Controversial perhaps, and biased: but perhaps Kylo is to date the most relatable character in SW, especially for the millennial generation. And maybe this is why myself, and perhaps others hope he turns out to be a hero and redeemed like Vader, just different paths.

My argument:

1- Kylo has had a start like a lot of this generation. His start was not as obviously despairing as Anakin’s who grew up a slave, but it was rather a more grey and confusing start to life. His difficulties were present, but they were things in simple where he faced constant hardships and confusion. Much like many face these days (student debt, high divorce rate, etc.) instead of full outright war like Vietnam in the older generations (granted that was present too, but not at the same level)

2-Kylo strives to be good, and I believe it is clear through many of the interactions he has had with Rey, and his redeeming act of killing Snoke (which I don’t believe was purely for power). Kylo struggles with this because he has become so confused, much like our generation where morals are commonly unclear or not discussed. To support this the world in the Sequels is less Evil vs Bad outright, for we even see Finn tormented by what is happening and changing allegiance. This could also be far-fetched but having it been referenced that Snoke bent his mind could relate to the General society we have today where bad actions are often endorsed (not stating any political stance or example, just an observation)

3- Kylo looks for something to ground his moral compass, he looks towards the tradition of his grandfather, who ruled and in a way brought his own order to the galaxy. Kylo realizes at times or at least shows his doubts outright in supporting the Dark side, yet he is estranged and discouraged in a way because of his upbringing- i.e. Luke drawing his lightsaber on him and his family often gone.

I truly hope and believe he will redeem himself completely by the end. And please take mercy on my tired and biased thoughts, I just want to see if anyone shares this view or has a different outlook, which I would love to hear!

It's not inazuma eleven. The animation looks similar to Dragon Booster. The main teams power if you could call it that was when they kick, blue smokey effect would come, don't remember much about the power other than the effect. There was a team they versed who had black uniform and they could teleport.

Football wasn't the only game that was in the show. They had ball game which used a football and it was 1v1. This was illegal(?) but a lot of people come to watch them go at each other. 2 People will be locked inside a small room with a hole in the wall and they have to kick the ball into other person's hole.

I know it sounds random but used to think that was so cool. It randomly came to my mind now I can't stop thinking about. Pls help.