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ShredNJ
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by ShredNJ » 23 Nov 2004 17:51
HeHe Hah Hah
(thought Id share)
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B_Man
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by B_Man » 23 Nov 2004 18:12
Strawberry!!
- Byrin Wylie
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crazydwarf
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by crazydwarf » 23 Nov 2004 18:25
that is one awsome footbag, did you sew it yourself, it's amazing... I so want one. It makes me tempted to try and sew...
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BainbridgeShred
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by BainbridgeShred » 23 Nov 2004 19:06
Wow! What an awesome first 32 pannel bag. Thank you James, you are the coolest evar.
crazydwarf
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by crazydwarf » 23 Nov 2004 19:36
is it just me, or does the footbag either look very heavy, or as if it's not made of ultrasuede light... maybe my footbag is the only one that doesn't stretch out like that.
Dustin Rhodes
goad
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by goad » 23 Nov 2004 19:46
props
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shaggster
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by shaggster » 23 Nov 2004 19:52
BainbridgeShred wrote: Wow! What an awesome first 32 pannel bag. Thank you James, you are the coolest evar.
that isnt james' first 32 panel bag, he is a very good stitcher that isnt very well known, so spread the word.
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BainbridgeShred
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by BainbridgeShred » 23 Nov 2004 20:01
I think you misunderstood what I said... I am buying that bag, and it is my first 32 pannel
crazydwarf
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by crazydwarf » 23 Nov 2004 21:14
My lonn does.
Awesome, Hermey.
Darn, I must just suck I guess...
Dustin Rhodes
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by hacksterbator » 23 Nov 2004 22:36
strawberry for sure! if the bottom was all red, then i'd say rasberry, but it sems to have pits in it, so straw it is.
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Virppa
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by Virppa » 24 Nov 2004 01:39
Definetly strawberry. I wish my made bags would stretch like that when they are new.
Nice work!
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by Jeremy » 24 Nov 2004 02:53
Strawberry colours - but I've never seen a round strawberry. Maybe it's a crazy genetically engineered strawberry from Utah?
I think it must be a tomato based on the shape!
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by millenniumtree » 24 Nov 2004 05:05
ShredNJ wrote:
HeHe Hah Hah
(thought Id share)
Hasn't anyone ever seen a raspberry before????
B_Man
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by B_Man » 24 Nov 2004 17:18
But the footbag doesn't have the hairs (if you can call them that) on it!
My first thought was strawberry, but as I looked at it it was hard to make a distinction.
- Byrin Wylie
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by ted » 24 Nov 2004 17:30
Botany!
The 'hairs' are withered styles attached to the ovary. Most people don't realize it but fruits of the genus rubus are not berries (like blueberries) but aggregates of many tiny fruits, each possessing its individual style and ovary.
Footbags are not reproductive organs, hence no styles.
Theodore Anderson
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by Chris Hanratty » 24 Nov 2004 17:30
With the grapes option: don't think grape people, think bunches of grapes!
shredj
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by shredj » 24 Nov 2004 18:53
haha thats brilliant! nice work James! Stephen that pic of the raspberry looks sooo lucious and real and yummy! good stuff
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by Muffinman » 24 Nov 2004 20:24
So cool!
We could get Johnny Suderman to make the raspberry with hairs!!