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Your Umbrella Is Killing The Polar Bears
San Francisco, 5:17 PM
Mon Dec 21
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THIS IS;
[www.yankodesign.com]
That design squeeze's the mosture out as you close it, is wind proof, much harder to break, AND its much more simple to make.
Theres really no reason for us to continue using the current design.
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Hah! I've never been called that before, but I think that I've found a new alias.
I can see the reasons for wanting a bag, for storage, but ways to quickly dry it off? a) it's only going to get wet again when you go outside, meaning it's a useless exercise and b) it's a waste of energy. Bah.
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And people look hotter with their hair wet anyway.
10/29/08