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What is the best and most expensive bag in the world?
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I have a feeling lots of people are about to flame you lol
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I'll gladly sell you a rolled up sock for $600.
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The most expensive bag is one that you never get to play with because it falls apart before you can break it in.

The best bag is one that you can shred with, and get another one just like it when you want it.
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koolaid12345 wrote:What is the best and most expensive bag in the world?
Currently, lots of stitchers use lead to add weight to their bags. It's good because it is malleable(doesn't bounce) and very heavy. I know another metal that would be even better than this! Gold! It's even heavier and just as malleable.

I can make you one, but i would need $500 or so upfront.

I think the answer to the question is that there is no best bag, because it depends on your level of skill and your style.


depleted Uranium would be pretty good too...
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i think the best bag on the market right now is made of wood, and utilizes a thin cylinder of graphite for filler.
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slapdash21 wrote:i think the best bag on the market right now is made of wood, and utilizes a thin cylinder of graphite for filler.
LOL. I hear those types of bags are way better than abshires.
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you all are wrong, the best bag is the nut sack they cut of when turning bulls into meat steers

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Toby wrote:I know another metal that would be even better than this! Gold! It's even heavier and just as malleable.
I hope you dont mean pure gold cause it is quite brittle, and i beivele its not heavy. :)
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Toby wrote:

depleted Uranium would be pretty good too...

yess...i love cancer!


pure gold is heavy...isnt it?
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The most expensive bag that you can actually buy would be my solid silver one. Quite a deal at $120.
http://bikiniduck.com/catalog/product_i ... ucts_id=46

Its one thing to brag and fantasize about gold and uranium bags, but this one actually exists and you can buy it. ;-)

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