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THE WORLD'S BIGGEST PEN

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These man are holding the largest ballpoint pen in the world. It measures 5.5 metres and weighs 37 kilos, and is the creation of the man in the purple shirt, Acharya Makunuri Srinviasa. Acgarya had the idea to make the pen 45 years ago, when his mother gave him a pen. He made it with brass and decorated it  with scenes from Indian mythology. And it works, of course!

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