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I mean, other than $130. How big is it? What is it for?
Tom
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HI Tom....
this is what it says on ebay:
The Meguiar’s Tumi Tote is the ultimate travel tote for those who are looking for unparalleled quality. Tumi, the leader in travel, business and lifestyle accessories have taken this tote to a new level. Ideal for carrying note books, binders or clip boards, this gorgeous tote features rugged ballistic nylon and leather end caps. Full coverage flap opens to reveal a front zippered compartment and an additional main body zippered compartment. Main compartment comes with a retractable cable key holder, Velcro storage compartment and pen holder. Full length shoulder strap completes the offering making this the ultimate tote. If you are a student, detailer or business person, impress in style with our custom Meguiar’s Tumi Tote!
to boil it down you can use it for anything you want to carry in it but some examples are if you have a business in detailing you can carry folder which includes relase of liabilty different detailing packages and pen and so forth.....reason for its price is quality is High End if you do a search you will see that the price on ebay is worth it v. by else where ...dont qoute me on this but i believe they have a lifetime warranty....it a over the should bag but not a backpack...by the way i dont think its big enough v. meguiars duffel bag(thats if your looking to store all your polish and waxes and so forth)you be better with a duffel bag but then again i dont know what you would use it for(just and idea)......hope that kind of gives you an idea..
Last edited by Djmigs; Sep 16, 2005, 03:31 PM.Miguel
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Mosca, what is a perpetual noob?
If your not driving fast, your driving half-a**ed!
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Ln,
Does "perpetuum mobile/perpetual motion" and "newbie" tell you something? Mosca has one of the all-time best titles!!! I highly respect him - even for that!
He is the one who "always wants to learn"... What a thoughtful, wise man!
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Perpetual = long lasting....Originally posted by Lncanney
Mosca, what is a perpetual noob?
noob = who know's....
Iron82
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I wouldn't mind the mirror glaze aprons, myself....Originally posted by MandarinaRacing
What I would REALLY like to see is a Meg's waist bag!
Alex
Or possibly cases of polisher pads (W-8006, etc.)Comment
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Most definitely!Originally posted by Shiny Lil Detlr
I wouldn't mind the mirror glaze aprons, myself....
Or possibly cases of polisher pads (W-8006, etc.)
Last edited by rusty bumper; Sep 16, 2005, 09:08 PM.r. b.Comment
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"Perpetual noob". "Noob" is a phoenetic abbreviation of "newbie", someone who is just starting out.
It means always a beginner, always making mistakes, sometimes thinking I'm right when I'm wrong, never too humble to admit when I screw something up, and always willing to share that experience in the spirit of laughing at myself and hopefully keeping someone from making the same mistake.
But the corollary to always being a beginner is also always being excited by new knowledge and the spirit of discovery, by unexpectedly stellar results, and the satisfaction of meeting new people!
TomAs the light changed from red to green to yellow and back to red again, I sat there thinking about life. Was it nothing more than a bunch of honking and yelling? Sometimes it seemed that way.Comment
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Originally posted by Shiny Lil Detlr
I wouldn't mind the mirror glaze aprons, myself....
Or possibly cases of polisher pads (W-8006, etc.)
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And me.............in the UK ofcourseOriginally posted by Rusty Bumper
Most definitely!
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