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Skippy!
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I seriously would, but I'm seriously broke.
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Post by Torn »

Skippy! wrote:I seriously would, but I'm seriously broke.
And that seriously sucks !! I just got some bucks (for good marks at my pre-matura exams (matura = general qualification for university entrance) which are very important) which I spent on my docbag and now I have to save all my money for the upcoming Ilja bag :D ...But it's footbag so .... :D

keep shreddin'

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Post by Wasabi »

Its a future investment, Skippy. And if you think the Docbag is a footbag wonder, be sure to find out what America has to offer. Tom Mosher is a super-fine stitcher and shoe-modding extraordinaire, so check his bags out if you can. :wink:
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Skippy!
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Yeah for sure. Mosher is the one who modded my shoes. Hahaha.
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Blue/beige is regular, brown/haki/beige is mini and greeny... is extramini:)))
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Post by mahhkohh »

is this small one shredable?if so i would be intressted in trading one against my bags.so please check your pm!
come get your mÃcrÖ¶ bag today
buy one of my bags and help finance my guitar lessons :)
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Are you selling extraminis lesh? If so name your price! Your stitching is super fine and I love the type of fabric you use! I'm still itching to buy a bag or two off of you until you set up a paypal account, or some way to send exact change to your area.
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Post by lesh »

mahhkohh, I made one for fun and gave it to Oxana yesterday. Bag is filled with little lead shot. Oxana is going to shred with it:), but I'm not sure in it's shredable characteristics)
I can make the bag like this again, but it is a bit harder than usual bags - the pannels are small and the fingers are thick).
Wasabi, yes, I can sell them if anybody needs) Price of extramini is about 25$, I think, because it is more difficult to make them:). I began selling throught money order, because there is no PayPal in Russia:(.
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