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Old 03-16-09, 07:19 PM
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Anyone want a Kremlin for.........

for a c-note? Look here.
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Damn is Chrome over-priced. They make great stuff, but holy carp.. $$++
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Aye, they are pricey. If it had been the Ivan for that $$, I would have been eating ramen noodles until next X-Mas... Or if the Kremlin had a reversible strap.
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Originally Posted by kergin
Damn is Chrome over-priced. They make great stuff, but holy carp.. $$++
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These are "left-handed" AKA right shoulder bags.

...my brain breaks just thinking about how a right shouldered bag would fit on me.
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At least you'd be able to look behind you to your left (which is more natural to me).
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I don't have a problem with looking either ways with my Metro unless I've got a huge load or my flap has turned into a sail.
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