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transform a $3 pen into a $200 pen in just seconds. Mont Blanc pens are the worlds finest writing pens but they make specialized refills so you must buy their $200+ pens to use their amazing ink...until now. This is the easiest hack/adaptation to give anyone the king's writing ink.
Step 1:
Go out and find a Mont Blanc pen you like. Ask the salesperson to let you write with it...nice, huh? Now ask the price. When you've gotten over the sticker-shock, leave and go back to your good old G2. Remember what life was like before G2? The pens were cheap and the ink was like cheese. G2s were the best thing since clickable mechanical pencils. Even after we all had G2s, I still admired the uber-extravagant Mont Blanc people. Their pens were so smooth, they nearly wrote by themselves. Alas, at $200-$2000 a pen, that miraculous ink was out of the reach of the common man.....until now.
Step 2: Buy, Don't Shoplift.
Purchase the brand new G2 Pro and Mont Blanc Rollerball refills from your local office supply store. Cost: G2 Pro=$3, double Mont Blanc refil=$12
Step 3: Consider the Lillies.
Think about your life...are you pretentious? If you are, buy a standard retractable G2, so you can see the Mont Blanc brand name through the semi-opaque handle. If you are not, congratulations, you live for function and not form.
Step 4: Disassemble Pen.
If you need help here, ask a 5 year old.
Step 5: If You Don't Have a 5 Year Old, Make One.
(this step may take a while)
Step 6: One of These Is Not Like the Other.
Laying inks side by side, notice the similarities...hmmm...notice the difference? You're right. The Mont Blanc has about 1/8 inch of extra plastic on the end.
Step 7: I Hope You Spent More Time Noticing the Similarities Than the Differences Because We All Have a Lot More in Common Than Different, Even Though We Aren't All Pens....
Step 8: Dial 911
(Due to the violent nature of this step, we have not included a picture) Using any sharp implement (scissors, knife, axe, etc) cut the refil to be the same length as the original ink. (please use adult supervision)
Step 9: Compare Again
When you are done with step 8, it should look like this.
Step 10: Here Is the Tough Part.
Now here is where it gets tricky...reassemble the pen. Now, before you do that, switch the refills so that instead of the original ink, you put the Mont Blanc refil inside the G2 pen. If it doesn't work properly, repeat step 8.
Step 11: Save the World
Save the world by taken your original ink and recycling it at your local ink recycling center...or give it to a homeless person so they can take notes on their rantings.
Step 12: Enjoy
Enjoy the fact that you have one of the world's finest writing instruments without the pompus shiny band names and logos on it. Way to go, common man.

I still prefer my Kaweco rollerball. It is one of those that takes international cartridges so I can refill the empty ones with whatever ink I like. This is of course down to personal preference and writing style. Some inks are more viscous than others and flow a lot more. If you are a fast writer this may suit you but not if you are slow writer like myself. Mind you, ultimately I still prefer a fountain pen over everything. I've lost count of how many fountain pens I own and the ages range from new modern Chinese pens (actually rather good) to my oldest which is a Swan Mabie Todd from around 1920.

By saying you "still prefer" your Kaweco, do you mean you've tried this 'ible, or you've tried a Mont Blanc?
I mean that I still prefer my Kaweco in the same manner as the author claims to 'Save $200 in 2 minutes and have the worlds best writing pen". No, I haven't tried the Mont Blanc and no I haven't tried this 'ible' as excellent as it is. I am quite simply happy with the Kaweco rollerball as I have the type that uses international fountain pen ink cartridges. Ultimately I much, much prefer using a fountain pen over any rollerball. I cannot physically use a ball point pen due to having chronic arthritis in every joint but in this case my hands, fingers and wrists.

Just a suggestion for at least some relief from arthritis: 4 to 6 tart red cherries per day (fresh, dried, frozen, etc.) have reduced my arthritic inflammation so much that I have now once again become a contributing member of society. 2 and 1/2 years ago, my knees hurt me so badly climbing stairs that I had to support a large amount of my weight on the handrails and that was while consuming (4) 7.5mG Vicodin and (3) 800mG Ibuprofen every day. I now, after only two months, take steps two-at-a-time again without any drugs. Same deal with my hands and playing guitar.

What is tart cherries and where you buy them? I appreciate it.

"Tart cherries" is the new marketing name for what everyone has called "sour cherries" for centuries. I guess they thought "tart" was more marketable than "sour". They're the RED cherries used for pies and jams, not the darker reddish-purple (or "black") cherries usually eaten fresh.

Not sure about the tart cherries, but "Black Cherry Concentrate" is available at most health food stores in the U.S. It's a bottle of thick, sweet, and very sour syrup made from Black Cherries. I like the taste straight out of the bottle, but it's REALLY sour, so you might want to mix it with some water or something. It has long been used for rheumatoid arthritis (it does no good for the other kinds), because it contains "anthocyanins", which break down the sharp crystals that collect in the joints (that is what causes pain and joint damage for people with rheumatoid arthritis). I thought it sounded like a bunch of woo-woo nonsense, until I tried it for an attack of gout in my left foot. One big swallow (WOW that stuff is sour!), and within 20 minutes the pain started going away. The pain was completely gone in about an hour and a half, and the swelling was gone the next day. I've heard apple cider vinegar is good, too, but I've never tried it.

Thank you very much for the info. I got a bottle today.

Cheers Lee I love cherries so I will certainly try this. At the moment I am finding a lot of relief (the burning sensation has gone from my knees and hip joints) from using turmeric paste. Look up golden paste and turmeric on your favourite search engine. It is quite amazing stuff :)

The G2 pro is between £20 - £30 in UK!
I just received a G2 pen and Mont Blanc refill that I ordered on Amazon. The Mont Blanc refill is considerably shorter than the G2 ink cartridge. Not even close to working.

This sounds great, but don't waste your money on the Mont Blanc refill. Buy a G2 Pro, and be done with it. The Mont Blanc ink refills are designed to be capped, and will dry out if not capped. The G2 does not have a cap. My ink dried out in less than 2 weeks, and the original G2 ink is back in, and working great. The same thing happened on 2 different pens, 2 locations.

This write up is excellent! Can't wait to try w pretentious brand toting mod (of course done with child labor) Thanks for the pro tips.

Cool! Nicely done.

I am a Southpaw (a lefty) and my hand drags across and smears everything as I write . . . NOT SO with Mont Blanc ink! I bought two Pilot Pens since there were two refills in the Mont Blanc refill package. I bought a Pilot G2 Pro with a clickable top and another Pilot Metropolitan Rollerball which has a cap and not a click pen. The Mont Blanc refills worked beautifully in both pens after I lopped off the 1/8 inch with a serrated bread knife. I now own TWO Mont Blanc pens and I love them both . . . beautiful ink, and no smearing lefties!! Best hack I have come across to date.

I got to thank you.

I just did this and man, the ink is awesome.

Nice very nice

I liked G2s for the feel of the grip, not necessarily the way they feel while writing. Then I discovered that gel pens don't write well, or at all sometimes, on waxy paper such as receipts. So now I use Papermate Profile.

Excellent idea..... I'm definitely doing this!

Fun and funny

I tried the change and did NOT have to cut the refill off. It worked fine in the clear G-2 .07 pen. Thanks for sharing.

Bravo! I'm looking forward to trying this one. The humor was a definite "plus" and well executed too. Cheers to you and all the other common men and women of the world!

- James

I guess that I still need a pen for writing checks but the three or four I write a month can be done with a Bic, everything else is done on a keyboard I bought used for less than the refills. That aside if the ink is of archival quality the pen hack makes sense since the cartridge is the pen and the best barrell is the one that fits your hand. I understand those who enjoy putting their thoughts to paper for I still much prefer books to monitor displays.

I suppose you could use the G2 ink first.

Many years ago I would switch out the ink in my nice clicker pen with Parker inserts. Until I found the G2 which I used for about 10 years. A couple of years ago I found:
Pentel EnerGel Deluxe RTX Retractable Liquid Gel Pen, 0.7mm, Needle Tip
These are the finest gel pens made, I will not write with anything else.

nicely done. ;)

The pilot pen is called like that because it can write upside down.

Astronaut pen would be a better name ....because it can write in space .

It does not need "gravity" to make the ink come out of the pen .

Pilot pen refills are pressurized ,that's why the ink will come out even if you write

on your ceiling ,all other pen's will stop writing .

Are Mont Blanc pens also pressurized?

Just paint your writing finger black..that's what mine looks like after I use my Mont Blanc Meisterstuck fountain pen

This works well... for about a month! Then the Mont Blanc refill will dry out and simply quit writing. Most rollerball pens (the Mont Blancs included) need to be capped when not in use to prevent the ink from drying out. Don't waste your time or money doing this (like I did!) That said, the Pilot G2's are pretty good pens on their own, so it wasn't a total waste.

jimdkc is correct that the Mont Blanc refill will dry out in a Pilot G2 body. However, my experience is that it takes about 6 months (rather than one month). My solution was to use a Pilot Metropolitan rollerball (rather than a G2). The Metropolitan is a "capped" pen. It's a bit less convenient to remove the cap before writing (rather than simply clicking), but the refill is not exposed to air except when you are writing and lasts several times longer.

A month was my best case (maybe 6 weeks, tops!)... Some quit working in as little as one or two weeks. YMMV!

I've done several of these and a 6 month lifetime seemed to be pretty consistent...whether used regularly or mostly sitting unused. I wonder why we had such different results. It could be the way we modified the Mont Blanc refill: I used a grinder and just removed a small amount of plastic from the end plug. If you cut it, instead, maybe it distorts the end plug and allows air inside?

I really don't think I damaged the seal on these. I wonder, however, how long high-end refills hang out at a big-box office supply store. They may have been quite old!

I may try again with a Pilot Metropolitan Rollerball body... those are pretty nice-looking pens!

A hack you can add is to refill the refill. Remove the end plastic and slowly drip in liquid ink and it will work many many times. I have a Montblanc pen and couldn't find refills until I saw a hack on YouTube. Works great.

There are mMany Mont Blanc pens that are capless and instead are twist to open. If this is an issue, I would recommend getting a refill meant for those pens. I find it difficult to believe that company which makes "writing instruments" wouldn't be able to produce a rollerball refill that does not dry up while a company such as pilot does so with ease. I have never had a Mont Blanc rollerball refill dry out on me. Although, many people (myself included) tend to use up the ink in their pen fast enough that it wouldn't have time to dry out. Everyone uses a pen differently, though.

Here's a possible solution that I'm going to try: Schmidt Capless Rollerball Refills... they come in short (3 - 7/8") and long (4 - 1/4") versions. It looks like the long version should work. Fine point, 0.6 mm ceramic ball, stainless steel tip, come in black, blue, red or green, made in Germany. Should be pretty similar to the Mont Blanc... except they won't dry out!
No go... The Schmidt refills are too large in diameter to fit most G2 pens (standard G2 and G2 Limited), and on the G2's where they're not too fat (G2 Pro), they have a slightly different tip configuration.

Schmidt model 888 refills (also sold under the "Private Reserve" name) fit and work in a G-2 pen perfectly (the ones I tried before that didn't work were Schmidt model 8126 Short). The Schmidt refills are intended for many rollerball pens, including capless models. You can get them for around $2-3 each on Amazon or eBay. They come in a wide variety of ink colors and come in fine (0.6mm) and medium (0.7mm) tips. There you go... a smooth writing ceramic rollerball pen with a German-engineered cartridge in a readily-available, inexpensive Pilot G2 body for about $5.00 that WON'T dry out in a couple weeks. And, I think they write every bit as good as a Mont Blanc!

my solution, since I noticed after I cut off the plastic that air would dry it out and I don't have $12 to lose is, I place a tiny piece of rubber in it. That's it. Being no one is going to see the inside anyway you could also do what my buddy did and use a Vaseline covered cotton ball. It works,it really works.

I got stuck at step 9 - I will contact you one out of the penetentionary...

When I worked as a deputy sheriff, almost every deputy in the department got a Cross pen and pencil set for uniform bling. We each also had a box of a dozen Bic stick pens and kept one clipped to our board for writing reports and citations. You would be surprised at the number of people who will sign a citation and keep your pen. That is why the Cross set stayed in the shirt pocket. We weren't fools. :)

It looks like I'll be stuck working on step 5 for awhile. I'll post an update in 2022 or later.

I personally HATE gel ink. I've used a Mont Blancs and they are nice, but my all time favorite pen was a Piolt click pen (another annoyance of mine) that had wash/fade/smudge-proof ink. It was perfect for writing out prescription drugs and being as I was in an ER in a large metropolitan area, we had more than our fair share of people trying to get extra narcotics to sell...

You can also buy replacement refills for the Fisher Space Pens that write very smooth, even upside down, on wet paper and extreme temperatures.

the jetstream uni ball pen is really good too, i really like that pen, and it smells nice too. you can get it from the internet for a cheap cost. well, i dunno if its really cheap, but its like, the best pen in the whole wide world. so i recommend jetstream. its really good. i swear.

Interesting idea, but the best comment below was the one suggesting ordering a Mont Blanc clone. BTW, I usually do the opposite. With my expensive name brand pens, I'll often buy clone refills because they're (do you see it coming?) less expensive, and most of the time, work just as well. This is the first time I've seen using expensive name brand refills in cheap pens.

Regardless if it works or not, I thought it was a funny instructable.
Just get a cheapo bic fountain pen from amazon and fifty ink cartridges! It never clogs, dries pretty quick, and writes really smoothly.
This hack doesn' t work for fountain pens ...


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Friday, May 10 -- vs. IPFW - NCAA Regional (Varsity Tennis Center), 1 p.m.
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Ticket Information: Tickets ($6 adults; $4 for youth, senior and U-M faculty and staff with ID) will be sold at the Varsity Tennis Center.
The University of Michigan women's tennis team (21-5) received the No. 10 seed for the NCAA Tournament and will host No. 24 Notre Dame (17-9), NC State (14-9) and IPFW (23-7) in NCAA Regional action this weekend (Fri-Sat., May 10-11) at the Varsity Tennis Center. NC State and Notre Dame will face each other on Friday (May 10) at 10 a.m., followed by Michigan and IPFW at 1 p.m. The winners will square off on Saturday (May 11) at 1 p.m. with a berth to the NCAA Sweet 16 on the line. U-M is hosting the first and second rounds for the fourth straight year, advancing out of regional action in its three previous turns as host.
Dual-Match Format
This weekend's dual matches will be a contest for the best-of-seven team points. The dual will begin with three doubles matches consisting of eight-game pro sets. The team that wins two of these three matches will enter the singles competition with one of seven points. After a brief intermission, six singles matches will be played. Each singles match will be the best of three tie-break sets and worth one point towards the team competition. The overall dual match will be decided when one team secures four total points. In the postseason, matches in progress when the doubles point and dual match are clinched will be abandoned.
Michigan is looking for its fourth straight trip to the NCAA Sweet 16, its best finish at the NCAA Tournament. This year's finals site is Champaign, Ill.
U-M is making its 12th straight trip to the NCAA Tournament and its 15th overall. The Wolverines are 16-14 all-time in the tournament, winning at least two matches four times. Head coach Ronni Bernstein has led Michigan to the tourney in all six of her seasons in Ann Arbor, featuring an 8-5 record in NCAA matches at U-M.
U-M will take on IPFW in the first round of the tournament, and it marks the first meeting between the Wolverines and Mastodons. IPFW carries a 23-7 record and won the Summit League this season for the automatic NCAA bid, its third in the last four years.
Notre Dame and Michigan are in the same NCAA Regional for the first time since the 2009 season when the Irish came away with a 4-1 victory. U-M and UND already squared off this season, a 5-2 Michigan win in South Bend. Notre Dame, which features No. 48 Britney Sanders and two ranked doubles pairs, leads the all-time series against Michigan at 22-12.
NC State completed the regular season with a 14-9 record for an at-large bid out of the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Wolfpack were at the Varsity Tennis Center for the 2011 ITA Kick-Off Weekend, losing to USC and beating Auburn. U-M leads the all-time series against NC State, 3-0. The Pack features two ranked singles players in No. 53 Joelle Kissell and No. 86 Tatiana Illova.
Junior Brooke Bolender and sophomore Emina Bektas were awarded a 5-8 seed for the doubles portion of the NCAA Individual Championships, marking the second straight year the pair is making an appearance in the tourney.
Sophomore Emina Bektas earned her second straight singles bid to the NCAA Individual Championships, with Ronit Yurovsky picking up her first invitation. It is the first time that Michigan has had multiple players participating in the singles tournament.
With a pair of wins in the Big Ten Tournament, the Wolverines wrapped up their fourth consecutive and fifth overall 20-win season. Four of those campaigns have come under sixth-year head coach Ronni Bernstein.
For the fourth straight season, a Wolverine was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year as Ronit Yurovsky picked up the honor on April 25. She joins Mimi Nguyen, Brooke Bolender and Emina Bektas as Wolverines who have won the award. In addition, Yurovsky, Bektas and Bolender each picked up All-Big Ten first team honors, with Sarah Lee grabbing a place on the second team.
Ronni Bernstein was named the Big Ten Coach of the Year for the fourth straight season after Michigan went 10-1 during the conference season to win a share of the Big Ten title.
Ronit Yurovsky won two matches at the Big Ten Tournament, pushing her record to 30-8. It is the 11th time a Wolverine has won at least 30 matches in a season. Brooke Bolender set the standard with 35 victories during the 2010-11 season.
With postseason play continuing this weekend, matches in progress when the dual match is clinched will be abandoned. Also, matches in progress when the doubles point is clinched will also be abandoned.
U-M has never lost more than one Big Ten regular-season match in each of head coach Ronni Bernstein's six seasons in Ann Arbor. She is now 58-4 in conference matches.
Michigan now features five players that have at least 20 wins on the season in Ronit Yurovsky (30), Sarah Lee (25), Emina Bektas (25), Brooke Bolender (25) and Amy Zhu (22). It is the fourth straight season that U-M has had at least five 20-win players.
The Maize and Blue sports a 17-0 record this season when winning the doubles point after defeating Iowa (April 26) and Purdue (April 27) at the Big Ten Tournament. U-M is 3-5 when failing to secure the first point of the match, most recently rallying to beat No. 12 Nebraska on April 13. Michigan did not compete in doubles action at San Diego (March 8) due to impending rain.
With a 5-2 win at Notre Dame on March 27, Michigan wrapped up the non-conference portion of the regular season with a 9-3 mark.
The Wolverines won all six singles matches against Ohio State (April 19), the just the fourth time this season U-M has swept all six matches. U-M also turned the feat against Brown in the season opener (Jan. 26), against Michigan State (Feb. 27) and versus Purdue (March 30).
U-M finished the regular season with a 10-2 record at the Varsity Tennis Center.
Michigan features three ranked singles players in sophomore Emina Bektas (No. 30), freshman Ronit Yurovsky (No. 58) and sophomore Sarah Lee (No. 99). On the doubles side, Bektas and junior Brooke Bolender are the No. 6 pair in the country, with Lee and Mimi Nguyen coming in at No. 90.
Brooke Bolender is Michigan's team captain this season. It is her first season as captain and the first time since the 2009-10 season that U-M will be captained by a junior.
Senior Mimi Nguyen is the team's lone senior this season, marking the second straight season that Michigan has featured just one senior.
Since taking over the Wolverines in 2007-08, U-M is 65-7 at the Varsity Tennis Center under head coach Ronni Bernstein. In her sixth season at Michigan, Bernstein is 127-36 as the leader of the Wolverines.
The Wolverines are coming off their third straight Big Ten championship and NCAA Sweet 16 appearance in 2012. U-M went 21-8 last season, finishing with a No. 14 ranking. It was also U-M's third consecutive 20-win season. Three of Michigan's five 20-win seasons have occurred under head coach Ronni Bernstein.
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I'm having a lot of fun playing Rebuild 1 and 2, but I cant save either game, I'm using firefox, any help would be appreciated.
Sorry for a late reply there... I seem to have missed this thread! (O.o)
Ahm, you say you can't save your games for either of the Rebuild games? It might sound silly, but you are certain that you are logged into ArmorGames when playing them, right? And you are not switching computers, because this will affect your save games as well as they are localised on your computer. To be completely sure, check if your computer accepts the save game data from ArmorGames, ok?
Let me know if this is all in check or whether it still causes problems for you! =)
I am having the same problem for rebuild 2. I am logged on my account, using the same computer, and accepts saving game data for other games on armorgames. what else can be done?
I will forward it to the staff and they will look into it asap, ok? =)
Did it work for other games?
If so, it will be a Problem of this game, but iher games wont save too it might be your-sided problem (maybe your computer delete safe-files/cookies when closing browser/computer shutdown), if so chaeck and change your settings.
And dont play in any kind of incognito/privacy-mode, progress made there wont be saved.
*If you can say thats not the problem, forget my post^^*
I'm going to pass this off to Tass and see if we can figure out what may be happening.
Just played a little Rebuild 2. The game saved just fine for me. Both the auto-save AND the manual save found under settings in the upper left corner. Looks to only be 2 reported problems... and that seems more likely to be issues specific to them and their computers than to the game.
This should now be fixed.
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We take environmental sustainability very seriously. Safeguarding our environment for the benefit of future generations is a key part of our long-term commitment to meeting New Zealand's energy needs.
Business initiatives on sustainability, increased investment in renewable energy development and a strong commitment to improving energy efficiency across the Todd Energy group all contribute to our plans to meet the future energy needs of our customers and country.
Nova Energy, a subsidiary of Todd Energy's parent company the Todd Corporation, actively invests in renewable and clean energy technologies including solar water heating, hydro electricity generation and landfill gas electricity generation.
Our commitment to excellence in health, safety and environment is a core value. This commitment is documented in our Health, Safety and Environmental Management System which is based on industry best practice.