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05-20-06 | 12:32 AM

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srcurran

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From: 02134

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Originally Posted by tehz

i misread the front page as you being the author, so i was going to say "try glueing the campfire headphase cd to back for a flat spot, becuase thats all its good for"....but now i cant

but yeah, careful packing and a sweatshirt or raincoat in between the crap and you help a lot

+1 on raincoat/hoodie. It is an excelent pad and it is useful when it starts raining or gets cold.

05-20-06 | 01:20 PM

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matt_savvy

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From: philly

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the big stuff is easy. my old rubik's cube is the hardest thing to haul.

05-20-06 | 08:55 PM

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jayrooney

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From: NYC

I just rode back from the grocery store with a 2 lb pack of chicken wings as padding.
not only was it the cushiest padding ever, it was cold!
meat is so comfy.

05-21-06 | 10:37 AM

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ajd

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Originally Posted by notfred

I leave my padded laptop sleeve in mine even when I'm not carrying my laptop.

Me too. Although I had to take it out when I carried 50 lb. of bricks home. 50 lb. of feathers would have weighed the same but been a lot less pointy.