hackeysnacker wrote: "illegal bags" that's so goofy, people should be more worried about nickel and dime bags at marijuana festivals, but instead the police crack down on illegal hackeysacks and footbags at those sorts of gatherings. It's a hard world out there.
Come on man...You're obviously joking. A footbagger task force? Cops can't even spell Footbag. haahaa
sorry, one more thing,
do you guys mind if i borrow the information you gave me to give an update to my sister-in-law (who's ebay account im borrowing...see previous post of mine), who is mildly concerned about the situation, and requested an update.
I don't think you need to worry about selling a few 32's, they aren't going to sue you and if they do, you might owe them $13 a bag... or whatever u were charging
crazylegs32 wrote:...but the funny thing was that they arent even footbaggers
...time to do your homework?
This is quite odd situation for footbag culture, I think. But then again, Toes wants his money for the rights (or something), and that should be fair? But teasing individual stitchers is just wrong...no one is trying to make huge profits out of selling a few dozen footbags!
How about other Flying Clipper footbags; wonder if has he patented them?
