The Eula bag is not just for women. Travis, programmer, physicist, librarian, fixie rider, world traveler, and snappy dresser loves his Eula. It is the epitome of simplicity. It also keeps him from carrying too much junk. Just enough room for wallet, keys, iphone, dice, passport and a Richard Dawkins tome. Here Travis is sporting the Eula while paying homage to the primordial soup pot of Western Culture in Athens with the Acropolis in the background.
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No post to comment on but the new T-Pack bag is not very attractive, ok, it’s ugly. It looks like an old mini Prada backpack. You really should have made a fanny pack out of it, that would be funny and much cooler. Is the guy in a vest picture here (http://www.notcot.com/netbooks/tpack-molded-foam-ballistic-ny.html)a joke?