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lburrhead84 said:
I'm curious.... if you have a vintage bag without a hangtag do you borrow one from another bag or wear it without? Add a charm instead? Is there a secret place to order inexpensive replacements?
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My bags are happy to share hangtags if need be. :lol:

A FABULOUS alternative is @LunaSilver's exquisite tea roses !!!! Let's see if I can find some photos...

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curlizm487 said:
Just received a red ergo and sidepack the other day…realized how many red bags I have all of a sudden and took a family photo :heart:
the sidepack is in amazing condition so no need for a dunk, but the ergo is begging for one, you can’t tell but it has quite a few spots and stains especially on the back View attachment 5358533View attachment 5358534
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houseof999 said:
@RuedeNesle
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Hi House!
Thanks!
Whenever I get an Alert that you mentioned me, I know before I click it I need to commence the emergency protocol:
Put on my crash helmet
Get near my fainting couch
:faint: :loveeyes: These are beautiful @curlizm487 !
 
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Birdie13 said:
Haha! I have this very same bag and feel the same way. Just like yours, it’s in such beautiful shape, I can’t bear to let it go. It did start to grow on me a bit when I used it. I think at the time I first got it, I was all about the crossbody. Now that I’m carrying crescents and couriers more, I’m really enjoying the shoulder bags.
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I had a blavy crescent but sold it - it just didn't feel comfortable for me. It was so pristine too. *sigh*
I struggle with shoulder bags and I don't know why.
 
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Hoku44 said:
I couldn't stand that song when it first came out. The guitar rift hurt my ears but now it's full on nostalgia and as an added bonus of age, I don't hear as well so the guitar doesn't hurt.
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I've never found Mark Knopfler's guitar work painful. Maybe I started losing my hearing before most people did. Or I spent too much time in my youth dating guitar players. No, no one anyone here has ever heard of. :biggrin:

If you ever want to see and hear Knopfler at his best, search YT for the full concert video of "Dire Straits - Alchemy". Absofreakinlutely brilliant.
 
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Hyacinth said:
I've never found Mark Knopfler's guitar work painful. Maybe I started losing my hearing before most people did. Or I spent too much time in my youth dating guitar players. No, no one anyone here has ever heard of. :biggrin:

If you ever want to see and hear Knopfler at his best, search YT for the full concert video of "Dire Straits - Alchemy". Absofreakinlutely brilliant.
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My brothers were into Iron Maiden , Ramstein, Thin Lizzy , Joe Satriani, Jeff Beck, Deep Purple , Yngwee Malmsteen ,all of those guys....and I had a father who wrote and arranged music for brass band.

You could say I had eclectic tastes.
 
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Lake Effect said:
Wow, I'll say. I was sandwiched between older sisters who took over the hi-fi with the Beach Boys, Fleetwood Mac and Donna Summer and a younger brother who blared AC/DC on a boombox (which by simply living in the same airspace I know more lyrics than I care to admit to) and Genesis. I came managed to find my way with the Eagles and Steve Winwood.
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But I have to admit I have not listened to a Billie elish song at all....as I dont listen to music at work as I find I cant hear people talking to me over the music and under masks.

So as a concequence I dont know the new music

Nor can I spell.
 
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Lake Effect said:
Wow, I'll say. I was sandwiched between older sisters who took over the hi-fi with the Beach Boys, Fleetwood Mac and Donna Summer and a younger brother who blared AC/DC on a boombox (which by simply living in the same airspace I know more lyrics than I care to admit to) and Genesis. I came managed to find my way with the Eagles and Steve Winwood.
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My sister played Queen day in and day out and my mom would try to drown it out with Ann Murray on the 8 track. I added Elton John to the mix and my favorite at the time - Sgt Peppers.. My dad escaped to the backyard to listen to the ball game.
 
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Hyacinth said:
I've never found Mark Knopfler's guitar work painful. Maybe I started losing my hearing before most people did. Or I spent too much time in my youth dating guitar players. No, no one anyone here has ever heard of. :biggrin:

If you ever want to see and hear Knopfler at his best, search YT for the full concert video of "Dire Straits - Alchemy". Absofreakinlutely brilliant.
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I will most definitely listen and comment!
 
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