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First of all, this photo belongs to Jane Young. She was very excited to take it at IRI this year, when I showed her my bag. It is a blue camo-print messenger bag that I bought several years ago, and recently I decided that I needed somewhere to put the pins that I got at competitions, and the bag seemed like a good size. After 2 years in FIRST, the front of my pants would no longer fill the role.
So here's two years of pins and oddities. On a 573 carabiner, I have some of the keychains that I have also collected. There's also a broken Spike relay and a broken limit switch on keyrings, which are apparently really cool.
21-07-2010 08:05
JaneYoung
| First of all, this photo belongs to Jane Young. She was very excited to take it at IRI this year, when I showed her my bag. |
21-07-2010 10:18
rsiskMe thinks you will need a bigger messenger bag for next year 
21-07-2010 10:39
Karibou
21-07-2010 16:05
BrendanBHow much does it weigh/how much would it hurt if you threw it!
I took some of my stuff and put it on my wall (buttons, team 78 AIRStrike rally towel that I found in the parking lot at BC10, pins, lanyards*217's is my real keychain, rubber bracelets, Battlecry Alliance#8 paper, and name tags from FLL and the NH High Tech counsel a where I represented my team along with a few other students).
Looks cool!
21-07-2010 19:06
Karibou
20-01-2011 23:34
J.WarsoffOne of our animators is a massive Beatles fan, and she has a messenger bag just like that filled with beatles buttons. looks like shes not the only one out there