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Ironically, they are called Cross pens when they are just the opposite. Click here to see why. They are the best friends who can help you impress skeptical clients. Ask anybody who has a Cross pen about this. They will admit they cannot write without it, much less preen without it.
Oh, the opinionated nerd in the adjacent cubicle started an office romance by surprising the admin assistant, a young miss with specs and a toothy grin, a Cross pen desk set such as the one you can find if you click here! She was the envy of the office while the novelty lasted, and what do you know - they are still together after six months!
Curious about the turn of events for this unlikely couple, I rolled out a clandestine survey to unearth why people can be hooked with a pen in this age of emails, Cross pen or not. Okay, I have this nice Cross Apogeen pen - click here to see it. It feels good on the hand, and the ink flows smoothly when I cross my Ts and snake my Ss. There is no screeching and jarring here, and I know I also look smart when I have to sign IOUs. But here are the surprising finds from the covert survey.
Status Symbol - People 'fessed up that a stunning pen rate them a second look. After the initial head to shoes look-over, they get another inspection because of their sable or lacquer pens. This always boosts their already inflated or sagging egos.
Value for money - Brand pens are not cheap, but their superiority in design and craftsmanship make them endearing and lasting items.
Corporate image - The chrome and lacquer pens strikes a balance with their shiny suits, giving them that cool unhurried executive look.
Best gifts to give - Buying pens for gifts eliminate mismatches. Everybody needs a pen, and the classier it is, the better for his or her dirty little secrets.
No gender-bias - Pens are not gender conscious. Pick one up, and give it to your boss or landlady, no worries. Either one will love it.
No wonder we cannot get over these pens. Find out more about the wonders of a Cross Pen by clicking here. | 