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MIKE hey man its sam! weve kicked on a couple occasions down in mission with rich and jason and aaron!
great to see ya on modified!!! and yeah thats one hell of a collection my friend
. im real glad to hear you're still shreddin it up-
i opened your first pic and was like "WHAAAA those are all abshire bags!!! who IS this guy" and read on...
again, awesome collection- it definately rivals richie's
on that note, richards collection is indeed a museum of footbag, much like mikes! from the beginning to present- these gentlemen have it ALL. ill never forget when i asked to see riches collection and he showed me the boxes of all the bags he has... he can name every one, who made it, when he got it, when it was made, what was being hit at that point in time- im sure mike, that you're no different!! love of the sport i tell ya! its great. on top of that, the diagrams of ideas of tatoos to conceptual ideas on how to make a bag with XXXX number of panels that are just... insane i tell u, absolutely works of SUCH patience. (I believe those two that mike has with the multi-panels are two of such bags, though i could be wrong)
ill also never forget that my 7th bag ever earned a place (however temporary, ill never know) up on his little special wall rack for bags of memory
that was my first trade ever... ohhhhhhhhh those were the daysss. SAN DIEGO ILL BE BACK!
great to see ya on modified!!! and yeah thats one hell of a collection my friend
i opened your first pic and was like "WHAAAA those are all abshire bags!!! who IS this guy" and read on...
again, awesome collection- it definately rivals richie's
on that note, richards collection is indeed a museum of footbag, much like mikes! from the beginning to present- these gentlemen have it ALL. ill never forget when i asked to see riches collection and he showed me the boxes of all the bags he has... he can name every one, who made it, when he got it, when it was made, what was being hit at that point in time- im sure mike, that you're no different!! love of the sport i tell ya! its great. on top of that, the diagrams of ideas of tatoos to conceptual ideas on how to make a bag with XXXX number of panels that are just... insane i tell u, absolutely works of SUCH patience. (I believe those two that mike has with the multi-panels are two of such bags, though i could be wrong)
ill also never forget that my 7th bag ever earned a place (however temporary, ill never know) up on his little special wall rack for bags of memory
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300 isnt excessive at allSpontaneous Spaz wrote:i have maybe 7 bags... i think 300 is a bit excessive
personnaly, i want as many bag as possible .. thats the main reason i started stitching .. (trades)
i might have about 30 bags rt now, its not enough
and im proud to have a vintage one with "AKI" on it. 2 leather panels, white and brown
my hottest is a bag made by Stephane Commeau (main net player in Quebec city) green suede pent with white leather pents BUT the hottest thing is ALL hexes are circled by a red leather. ill try to have a pic soon
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http://www.blurryworld.com/images/abshi ... ection.jpg
right click the pic, click properties, you see this site for the pic
note the end: "abshire_collection"
right click the pic, click properties, you see this site for the pic
note the end: "abshire_collection"
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messyouupIwill
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Glad to see you too Sam....it has been too long
I don't have as many bags as Richie does, but I do have some heavy hitters....and yes, many of Richie's and mine are museum quality...that is for sure.
This is a 182 panel Footbag made by Allan Peterson...his 6th with that many panels in 1992, and the only one of this color pattern. I paid $100 for it back in the day....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06886.jpg
Here is the 182 with a 92 on top, and two 32 panel Footbags....all were made by Allan Peterson...considered to be the finest stitcher in the world....for asthetically pleasing bags anyway. The little blue car is one a 20 panel yellow and blue Footbag that I made back in 1993....it is very large, but it was one of the best I ever made.....and since it takes me so long to do it....and I have Richie so close....he makes all of my Footbags for me now...and I love picking out color combos....infinite combos...lol....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06885.jpg
Here is the first Hacky Sack...the Haitian bag...and a lopsided Hacky Sack that I asked John Stallberger to sign in 1992.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06880.jpg
I am a collector, and I think 300 Footbags is not enough as well. My starting line up consists of 7 Richie Abshire Footbags....and frankly, I only use Richie bags, for they are the best of the best IMHO.
I have know Richie since 1992, and we met at a Hacky Sacky Frisbee fest down in Mission Beach, CA. I know I own more of his bags than anyone else...that is for sure. I also have 3 of his first run bags, and they are still sweet as can be...but I would not shred with them....a little dated IMO.
The sadest day Footbag wise for me was one Summer...I had all over 20 Footbags stolen while we were playing Footbag Net down in Mission Beach. I still can't believe none of use saw them take my bags, and they were right by the net, off to the side....thus have you ever seen a grown man cry???
Nice to hear from you Sam....I hope you come down again very soon. Ciao for now, Michael
This is a 182 panel Footbag made by Allan Peterson...his 6th with that many panels in 1992, and the only one of this color pattern. I paid $100 for it back in the day....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06886.jpg
Here is the 182 with a 92 on top, and two 32 panel Footbags....all were made by Allan Peterson...considered to be the finest stitcher in the world....for asthetically pleasing bags anyway. The little blue car is one a 20 panel yellow and blue Footbag that I made back in 1993....it is very large, but it was one of the best I ever made.....and since it takes me so long to do it....and I have Richie so close....he makes all of my Footbags for me now...and I love picking out color combos....infinite combos...lol....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06885.jpg
Here is the first Hacky Sack...the Haitian bag...and a lopsided Hacky Sack that I asked John Stallberger to sign in 1992.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06880.jpg
I am a collector, and I think 300 Footbags is not enough as well. My starting line up consists of 7 Richie Abshire Footbags....and frankly, I only use Richie bags, for they are the best of the best IMHO.
I have know Richie since 1992, and we met at a Hacky Sacky Frisbee fest down in Mission Beach, CA. I know I own more of his bags than anyone else...that is for sure. I also have 3 of his first run bags, and they are still sweet as can be...but I would not shred with them....a little dated IMO.
The sadest day Footbag wise for me was one Summer...I had all over 20 Footbags stolen while we were playing Footbag Net down in Mission Beach. I still can't believe none of use saw them take my bags, and they were right by the net, off to the side....thus have you ever seen a grown man cry???
Nice to hear from you Sam....I hope you come down again very soon. Ciao for now, Michael
bluntobj3ct wrote:MIKE hey man its sam! weve kicked on a couple occasions down in mission with rich and jason and aaron!
great to see ya on modified!!! and yeah thats one hell of a collection my friend. im real glad to hear you're still shreddin it up-
i opened your first pic and was like "WHAAAA those are all abshire bags!!! who IS this guy" and read on...
again, awesome collection- it definately rivals richie's![]()
on that note, richards collection is indeed a museum of footbag, much like mikes! from the beginning to present- these gentlemen have it ALL. ill never forget when i asked to see riches collection and he showed me the boxes of all the bags he has... he can name every one, who made it, when he got it, when it was made, what was being hit at that point in time- im sure mike, that you're no different!! love of the sport i tell ya! its great. on top of that, the diagrams of ideas of tatoos to conceptual ideas on how to make a bag with XXXX number of panels that are just... insane i tell u, absolutely works of SUCH patience. (I believe those two that mike has with the multi-panels are two of such bags, though i could be wrong)
ill also never forget that my 7th bag ever earned a place (however temporary, ill never know) up on his little special wall rack for bags of memorythat was my first trade ever... ohhhhhhhhh those were the daysss. SAN DIEGO ILL BE BACK!
Michael B. Adcock
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messyouupIwill
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LOL...I have 7 bags in my starting line up...and all are Richie bags. Once you start...you can't stop...it is addicting. Plus I have been playing and collecting for over 25 years now, and the same goes for Richie....we are Warriors of the Footbag World....lol... Ciao, Michael
Spontaneous Spaz wrote:i have maybe 7 bags... i think 300 is a bit excessive
Michael B. Adcock
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there NOTHING excessive about that wonderful collection. ive only got two abshires, one of which was my first 32 panel ever-
this is it next to my first stitched footbag ever (lol) and a mr.:

this is my newer richie, one of the t50 line of his that im not sure if he ever sold publically- (but i know mikes got one or more!!!) tight stitching, thick colors, small with tungsten fill. and the first trade i ever made
i traded my 7th 32 ever for this fuckin BEAUT and best bag ive ever owned:

it was also the first bag id ever seen of his that had his stamp on it
from that day, all my trades have been ONLY for radiation gobstopper pattern bags like this one! i love em- someday ill have a collection of the most radiation gobstopper bags in the wooorrrlDDD!! BWAHAHAA alright maybe not but who knows
other than that, ive played with countless abshires, from test bags to conceptual prototypes to standard richies. hes always got 5 or 6 in diff. stages of breakin- but man, theres NO SUCH THING as a better bag to shred than an abshire. i think i need another one soon as id rather not shred mine into the ground
this is it next to my first stitched footbag ever (lol) and a mr.:

this is my newer richie, one of the t50 line of his that im not sure if he ever sold publically- (but i know mikes got one or more!!!) tight stitching, thick colors, small with tungsten fill. and the first trade i ever made

it was also the first bag id ever seen of his that had his stamp on it
from that day, all my trades have been ONLY for radiation gobstopper pattern bags like this one! i love em- someday ill have a collection of the most radiation gobstopper bags in the wooorrrlDDD!! BWAHAHAA alright maybe not but who knows
other than that, ive played with countless abshires, from test bags to conceptual prototypes to standard richies. hes always got 5 or 6 in diff. stages of breakin- but man, theres NO SUCH THING as a better bag to shred than an abshire. i think i need another one soon as id rather not shred mine into the ground
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Re: Glad to see you too Sam....it has been too long
Sweet...I love all of my T50s. I have around a dozen or so right now, and they are by far the best Footbags ever made IMHO. I will post pics of my starting line up later today....you will love em. These things are like Pringles...once you start...you can't stop...lol. Ciao, Michael
messyouupIwill wrote:I don't have as many bags as Richie does, but I do have some heavy hitters....and yes, many of Richie's and mine are museum quality...that is for sure.
This is a 182 panel Footbag made by Allan Peterson...his 6th with that many panels in 1992, and the only one of this color pattern. I paid $100 for it back in the day....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06886.jpg
Here is the 182 with a 92 on top, and two 32 panel Footbags....all were made by Allan Peterson...considered to be the finest stitcher in the world....for asthetically pleasing bags anyway. The little blue car is one a 20 panel yellow and blue Footbag that I made back in 1993....it is very large, but it was one of the best I ever made.....and since it takes me so long to do it....and I have Richie so close....he makes all of my Footbags for me now...and I love picking out color combos....infinite combos...lol....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06885.jpg
Here is the first Hacky Sack...the Haitian bag...and a lopsided Hacky Sack that I asked John Stallberger to sign in 1992.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v112/ ... c06880.jpg
I am a collector, and I think 300 Footbags is not enough as well. My starting line up consists of 7 Richie Abshire Footbags....and frankly, I only use Richie bags, for they are the best of the best IMHO.
I have know Richie since 1992, and we met at a Hacky Sacky Frisbee fest down in Mission Beach, CA. I know I own more of his bags than anyone else...that is for sure. I also have 3 of his first run bags, and they are still sweet as can be...but I would not shred with them....a little dated IMO.
The sadest day Footbag wise for me was one Summer...I had all over 20 Footbags stolen while we were playing Footbag Net down in Mission Beach. I still can't believe none of use saw them take my bags, and they were right by the net, off to the side....thus have you ever seen a grown man cry???
Nice to hear from you Sam....I hope you come down again very soon. Ciao for now, Michael
bluntobj3ct wrote:MIKE hey man its sam! weve kicked on a couple occasions down in mission with rich and jason and aaron!
great to see ya on modified!!! and yeah thats one hell of a collection my friend. im real glad to hear you're still shreddin it up-
i opened your first pic and was like "WHAAAA those are all abshire bags!!! who IS this guy" and read on...
again, awesome collection- it definately rivals richie's![]()
on that note, richards collection is indeed a museum of footbag, much like mikes! from the beginning to present- these gentlemen have it ALL. ill never forget when i asked to see riches collection and he showed me the boxes of all the bags he has... he can name every one, who made it, when he got it, when it was made, what was being hit at that point in time- im sure mike, that you're no different!! love of the sport i tell ya! its great. on top of that, the diagrams of ideas of tatoos to conceptual ideas on how to make a bag with XXXX number of panels that are just... insane i tell u, absolutely works of SUCH patience. (I believe those two that mike has with the multi-panels are two of such bags, though i could be wrong)
ill also never forget that my 7th bag ever earned a place (however temporary, ill never know) up on his little special wall rack for bags of memorythat was my first trade ever... ohhhhhhhhh those were the daysss. SAN DIEGO ILL BE BACK!
Michael B. Adcock
Cardiff, CA 92007
Cardiff, CA 92007

From top left...
1st Row: Skull crochet (my 1st bag), 62p net bag (footbagCanada), crappy crochet, MathCounts! 2p (cause it does), Blister, BlurryBen's LARGE 32p, fuzzy'ish DirtBag.
2nd Row: HackySack!, My 1st facile bag (sample pack), Fuzzy Alpha, CowSack (sand/bb 32p), Hania 32p (wet), Jerab 26p Sandbag (facile), Holly Matthews 32p.
3rd Row: Dutchmaster ocelot/cheetah 32p, Dutchmaster 12/8 blur, Dutchmaster 32p, Dutchmaster red/green-mist 32p, Old Dutchmaster "Money Bag", Dutchmaster red/mirage 32p, Dutchmaster marmalde/atlantis 32p mini, Dutchmaster ultra-mini 32p, Super Old (12'ish months) Dutchmaster 4p, Dutchmaster facile 8p.
4th Row: SandMaster, Dutchmaster "SandMaster", Dutchmaster 8p SandBag, ShredVillian red/pink/white blur 32p, ShredVillian 32p, O'Wheel 32p, Mowley 32p, Teddy Monhollon 32p, IanMia 32p.
5th and final row: Crappy crochet filled w/ coins, Abshire t50 mini, Abshire Mini + glue, 1 year old Abshire + glue.
These are most of the Rinowski's footbags (Minus an Abshire, and 7-10 4 panels.) The Guitar is Ben's Acoustic-Electric Alvarez, complete with the "Twisted Footbags for Twisted People" Sticker mod.
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I will see if I can get some pics of this bag.....
Wumbo wrote:which one in richi´s collection is the ryan mulroney bag?
Michael B. Adcock
Cardiff, CA 92007
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