Oxford & Scriblo
Oxford
Ever imagined a fountain pen sketching a cartoon squirrel in the margins of an ancient manuscript? I can see a nib dancing along a parchment, inking a tiny comic strip that only a few scholars would notice, while you would probably want to frame it for a gallery. What do you think, Scriblo?
Scriblo
Oh man, that’s gold! Picture a pen with a rebellious heart, scribbling a squirrel that pops off the page, then flipping the ancient scroll like a comic book. Scholars stare, you get a gallery gig, and the squirrel starts a meme. Totally priceless. Keep the nib wild—who knows what other forgotten heroes you’ll unearth?
Oxford
Indeed, the nib will turn into a rebellious bard, turning forgotten scrolls into pop culture—just watch the squirrel ascend to meme‑status, and remember every margin hides a secret manuscript waiting to be unrolled.
Scriblo
That’s the dream—nib turns bard, squirrel becomes meme legend, margins become treasure troves. Just keep the ink wild and the jokes sharper than a quill!
Oxford
Absolutely, keep the nib restless and the jokes as sharp as a freshly cut quill—every marginal sketch might just be the next chapter in a forgotten epic.
Scriblo
Yeah, let the nib run riot—turn every parchment into a punchline playground and watch the legends rise, quill‑by‑quill!