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Great, This is how it starts. First you need a gear bag in your gear bag. Soon you will be putting gear bags in that bag, in your bag of gear. There is no logical end to this progression. Before you know it you have become a digital modern Mary Poppins with this never ending gear bag of gear bags. The density continues to increase bending and soon violating the laws of physics (and airplane carry on allotments) . A rift opens up in your gear bag threatening life and existence as we know it! All because YOU needed more swag space. How irresponsible.
On a side note, I actually could have used this last week.
So, Andrew, you’re saying the potential for a rift in the time/space continuum is why we can’t have nice things?
Yes. That and the furniture destroying cats.
Hey look I have a picture now. WOW
Nice to see you, Andrew! Funny, but you don’t seem to be covered in gear bags nor in furniture stuffing! π