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AzureAnihilator posted...

Ryven posted...

lmao i put them up to keep knobs like yourself coming into said topic and sparing your valuable good time and ours, but then you just went ahead and confirmed what i already predicted you'd say. Move along, robot.

Pretty bold calling other people robots, since you're probably going to be replaced by one. You're right though, it's unfair of me to intrude on your safe space. You deserve a big whiner-baby echo box to share your feelings in.

https://imgur.com/gallery/UJuHw3F
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Bryfang posted...

Nubcake13 posted...

Luggage Works, common crew bag

Ahhh, those things. Nah, to protect my back I started throwing bags while standing on my knees. So no need to worry about shin damage there. It was rough on my arms, but after working there long enough, I got used to it, and got some pretty looking biceps too.

Besides, crew bags never went with the other rabble anyway. They got put to the side so they were the last bags on, first bags off. They never got thrown, just placed in the front bin. They were in the same category as the oblong stuff like strollers and wheelchairs, we always saved that stuff for last.

Even for the commuters? I wish every station ran that way
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Luggage Works, common crew bag
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As someone who travels probably 3-4 times more than you, that bag cost quadruple, what is necessary Bryfang posted...

I used to work Ground Ops at the airport and we broke so many pieces of luggage that look just like that. I know you said it's a carry-on, but often times on crowded flights, you gotta check your carry-on's because it became too crowded.

PROTIP: They're gonna throw it across the room to the other bags. The handle and the wheel is the ideal grip for throwing. Lots of times the wheel just gives way and breaks off when picking it up. The other times, it just breaks when being thrown.

Paying that much for a luggage bag is ridiculous.

How many times have your shins been taken out by a LW bag?
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The_Thinker posted...

7lightsXIII posted...

A whole fucking slice is 250 calories alone.

This does not seem like a lot. Aren't most meals around the 1000 Calorie mark?

Which is a problem when you really only need 2000-2500 calories a day, add in a snack, and you are already over, plus meals at restaurants are routinely 1500+ in calories due to the amount of oil/butter used
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