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Post by Pengu »

Thanks Josh. I hope Sunshine and Midnight are doing well. :)
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see those red guys? thats how you know this is tha shit.
this ones gone, but ive got the hookup.

pm for more details.


smoking footbags is completely leagal, but potentially dangerous.
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Post by mahhkohh »

pengdu, keep the bag, gimme the thing it lays on in the first pic :) that looks so sweet.... whats that? i love it... so nice colors, and little monsters on it.... so cute....

oh, nice bags veryone, i need to get my hand son one of these bags with the hanging out parts.... they look sweet...
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Post by Roy »

gdawg- that looks nice i cant wait to get it. I really need to catch up on my stitching so keep it stashed away for the moment.

Brinard- that looks real nice. I like the redhairs :wink:

Pengu-nice as always im also a fan of the prints even though they might not last.
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Post by hackeysnacker »

your stitching is really coming along well brinard - nice colors :lol:
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Post by Salt »

Always gotta make sure there are plenty of red hairs before you stick it in that bowl.

Smoking the footbag itself is probably a bad idea, I agree.
On a side note, how tall is the rest of that bong, brinard? Oh, excuse me, water pipe.
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Post by brinard »

its like a foot four.
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Post by Salt »

Nice, I've been meaning to get myself a moderate sized bong like that.

Small ones are just silly, and I smoked a 5 footer which was ridiculous.
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Post by Stefan »

I just finished my firts 32pannel bag. I filled it with bb's and this light plastic filler I had. The only problem is it already started to break right after I played with it. Its only a practice bag for when I get my ultra suede so I dont really care. :wink:
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Post by Drew360 »

looks like your bleed holes are popping to the outside... that is what happens when you don't stitch close enough on the bleed holes on 32's

looks good though for your first 32...
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Post by Wasabi »

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Lewd Bag #3 in the center. Mirror image to my prized Bag #1. Much much smaller than a golfball, just close to an abshire a910 mini. I used the abshire a910 standard's filler (on the right) to give the bag some temporary life when I took the pic. It is now filled with plastic pellets, lead shot and a secret mix for added feel. Bag on left is Hania mini.

I need a better camera to take pics.
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Post by gdawg8_0 »

sweetness wasabi, your lewd bags are looking eatable! :D Its only your third bag too eh? COMPLIMENTS!! PRIZZOPS!!
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Post by DyNia »

two new bags i've stiched:

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Post by Cod »

These green bags are awesome Anna ;).

I changed a pattern in Dorshbags. Now pentagons are bigger and that makes they're convex(?). Here are some photos of a broke-in Dorshbag which is a test one and belongs to me :).

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Wired color combo. Many of my friends don't like it but IMO it's cool :).
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Post by zeroman13 »

DyNyia those bags are looking good.

Cod that is probably the best looking bag I've seen from you :wink: , keep'em coming
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Post by Wasabi »

Wow. That Dorsch bag looks really weird. Not by the colors, but how the pents pucker. :)
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Post by siy »

well your friends need new eyes. that bag is cool as hell. i really like the way the pents are.... thats awesome..... 8)
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Post by brinard »

yeah. your eyes suck! no, just kidding...

i like those overly puckered pents. its unique. i think i might play with that idea... hm... i think youd just make your pent sides bigger... and then gather less? oh well. ill fuck wit it later
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brinard wrote:i like those overly puckered pents. its unique. i think i might play with that idea... hm... i think youd just make your pent sides bigger... and then gather less? oh well. ill fuck wit it later
I made bigger pents but gather them in the same way as in "standard" bags.

I made one Dorshbag with this new pattern for Wiktor Dębski but I have no photo :(. He'll have this bag at Euros and probably will play his routine with it :).
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Post by bluntobj3ct »

my pents are larger on average than most, proportionally to the hexes...

check the sig!


my red/white bag actually has a very similar effect, although all my panels puff out rediculously instead of just the pents ;)
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