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10-01-07, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Supervox

Nick,

Where's the "Already got one" option ?

...

Good point, but I can't change the poll now votes have been cast ...

I suggest you go for option 3

SoulKiss · 10-01-07, 02:04 PM

I use my Oxford Humpback Tankbag daily, slinging it over my shoulder on the carry strap when its not magnetically attached to the bike..

I guess it could be thought of as a manbag - tho a "REAL Manbag" at that

Viney · 10-01-07, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Spiderman

The compulsory record bag is the man bag of the last deacde and will remain so for the forseable future i think. Cool, groovy and big enough to carry a fair bit of junk about in.

Thats if ruchsacks are just not cool enough...or you have a beard and drak hair/eyes and dont wanna get stopped every few mins by the filth.

Seconded. Or one of those Courier type bags.

10-01-07, 02:15 PM

There is only one 'man' bag that I'm aware of

, and which you can't really do with out unless you've had an unfortunate accident.

Other than that definitely NO (spoken in a very deep bass thundery masculine voice)! Support masculinity and maleism stay sluggish with ya luggage and vote NO NO NO, to man bags!!

Whatever next? Hairdryers? Call yerselves bikers?!

My youngest son got a hairdryer and straighteners for Chrimbo. There, I've admitted it, its out in the open, Oh the shame, I'm a failed father (but still spoken in a very deep bass thundery masculine voice).

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Viney · 10-01-07, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Triumphumphumph

There is only one 'man' bag that I'm aware of

, and which you can't really do with out unless you've had an unfortunate accident.

Other than that definitely NO (spoken in a very deep bass thundery masculine voice)! Support masculinity and maleism stay sluggish with ya luggage and vote NO NO NO, to man bags!!

Whatever next? Hairdryers? Call yerselves bikers?!

My youngest son got a hairdryer and straighteners for Chrimbo. There, I've admitted it, its out in the open, Oh the shame, I'm a failed father (but still spoken in a very deep bass thundery masculine voice).

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I hope you where a good father and brought him some GHD's?

10-01-07, 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viney

I hope you where a good father and brought him some GHD's?

10-01-07, 02:25 PM

Aren't the last two options identical?

10-01-07, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by wyrdness

Aren't the last two options identical?

Not really ... the first is more like 'I am not 100% sure ... I might like the idea of having a bag even though it might be a bit lady like ... it could tilt the scales and send me for sure in that direction' ... the second is a blatant 'Man-Bags are for poofs' touch

10-01-07, 04:39 PM

I have a backpack which I look my helmet trap through to use as an extra convinient holding place when walking round town, helmet doubles as man bag I suppose.

10-01-07, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Triumphumphumph

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viney

I hope you where a good father and brought him some GHD's?

Quality brand of hair straighteners (Mrs Tricky has some)

View Poll Results: Would I have a Man Bag?
I am secure in my sexuality so indifferent, if someone got me one, I’d use it.	7	24.14%
I’d have one but it’d have to be one that could not be mistaken for a woman’s bag.	5	17.24%
I like mincing about, so no problem, all bags are good.	1	3.45%
I am too insecure about my s3xuality to ever contemplate a man bag	0	0%
Man bags are for steers and queers, no thanks!!	16	55.17%
Voters: 29. You may not vote on this poll

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10-01-07, 02:04 PM	#12
SoulKiss Member Mega Poster Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sunny Croydonia Posts: 6,124	I use my Oxford Humpback Tankbag daily, slinging it over my shoulder on the carry strap when its not magnetically attached to the bike.. I guess it could be thought of as a manbag - tho a "REAL Manbag" at that

10-01-07, 02:15 PM	#14
skint Guest Posts: n/a	There is only one 'man' bag that I'm aware of , and which you can't really do with out unless you've had an unfortunate accident. Other than that definitely NO (spoken in a very deep bass thundery masculine voice)! Support masculinity and maleism stay sluggish with ya luggage and vote NO NO NO, to man bags!! Whatever next? Hairdryers? Call yerselves bikers?! My youngest son got a hairdryer and straighteners for Chrimbo. There, I've admitted it, its out in the open, Oh the shame, I'm a failed father (but still spoken in a very deep bass thundery masculine voice). [/i]

10-01-07, 02:25 PM	#17
wyrdness Guest Posts: n/a	Aren't the last two options identical?

10-01-07, 04:39 PM	#19
PsychoCannon Guest Posts: n/a	I have a backpack which I look my helmet trap through to use as an extra convinient holding place when walking round town, helmet doubles as man bag I suppose.