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The Bag Dump Cometh!
Corporate Trainer (age 32)
Murfreesboro, TN
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I finally had the time to lay out all of the things I keep in the bag I carry everyday and snap a pic.
There's an endless supply of productivity and entertainment in my bag...gadgetry for days!
Historically, all of these items were kept in a backpack, but I recently upgraded that part of my EDC to a nicer, more fashionable bag. Luckily, everything fits!
Speaking of this bag, it took an amazing amount of willpower to puncture its leather with that "S" pin. My wife almost threw up. I knew if I could do it, it would be SUPER sexy. I was right. For those of you who didn't see my post about the S in the forums, I found it at a local antique shop. It would have belonged to a soldier from the American Civil War, which dates it back over 150 years. It was unearthed in the town where I live, which makes it all the more special. It has three slightly curved prongs on the backside. I poked them through the leather and used a small hammer to gently bend them over in opposite directions. It's never coming off. The bag will be an heirloom item for the next Szaroleta in line.
Oh, and I also included the world's best gum...I buy it in bulk. :-)
There's an endless supply of productivity and entertainment in my bag...gadgetry for days!
Historically, all of these items were kept in a backpack, but I recently upgraded that part of my EDC to a nicer, more fashionable bag. Luckily, everything fits!
Speaking of this bag, it took an amazing amount of willpower to puncture its leather with that "S" pin. My wife almost threw up. I knew if I could do it, it would be SUPER sexy. I was right. For those of you who didn't see my post about the S in the forums, I found it at a local antique shop. It would have belonged to a soldier from the American Civil War, which dates it back over 150 years. It was unearthed in the town where I live, which makes it all the more special. It has three slightly curved prongs on the backside. I poked them through the leather and used a small hammer to gently bend them over in opposite directions. It's never coming off. The bag will be an heirloom item for the next Szaroleta in line.
Oh, and I also included the world's best gum...I buy it in bulk. :-)
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