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About LinkBacksI'll research the Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman websites - they probably have a fancified outrageous expensive version and must have another name for poo bags. ;)
Actually, "doggie-bags" doesn't have to refer to left-overs for a restaurant...
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11-16-2011, 01:36 PM #16Registered User
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"Buy the best, cry once" - Pasquale
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11-16-2011, 01:37 PM #17Registered User
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We've been using the Small Cafe Bag for the park and longer walks and a Mini Organizer Pouch to hold a roll of bags & a few small treats for going outside. I'm just as excited for all of the pictures with dogs that will go along with the bag's debut (right?) as for the bag!
I have : many pouches & wallets & 3D Cubes & CQPCs & Stuff Sacks & Shop Bags, plum & black Side Effects, steel/ultraviolet Citizen Canine, black FJN, plum/wasabi SCB, Cork Little Swift, black/steel Co-Pilot, old plum/olive LCB, plum/black (C) Swift, old plum/olive (C) Imago, old plum/wasabi Ruck's Sac, steel WF/TS PCB, plum/solar & black/ultraviolet (C) Synapses, black/iberian Smart Alec, steel Brain Bag.
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11-16-2011, 01:45 PM #18Registered User
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Wait, no o-rings? But . . . that's how we organize all of her things!
I have : many pouches & wallets & 3D Cubes & CQPCs & Stuff Sacks & Shop Bags, plum & black Side Effects, steel/ultraviolet Citizen Canine, black FJN, plum/wasabi SCB, Cork Little Swift, black/steel Co-Pilot, old plum/olive LCB, plum/black (C) Swift, old plum/olive (C) Imago, old plum/wasabi Ruck's Sac, steel WF/TS PCB, plum/solar & black/ultraviolet (C) Synapses, black/iberian Smart Alec, steel Brain Bag.
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11-16-2011, 01:56 PM #19Registered User
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Oh we need one for Princess, definitely staying tuned!
Thank you Tom and crew for making such wonderful bags, being a conscientious customer focused company, and giving me a sense of organization and control over a part of my life that affects me almost every day, the things I schlep with me.
my bags: S, LS, KP, mg'11, S, LS, COW, MCB, COW, LSB, SE, LSB, TT, SB, TSS4, BB, BB, FoJ, RS, F.O.T., LSB, K, LS, I w/AS, A, S, FJN, SE, 3-DC, MCB, PCBP, PCSB, CQPC, S, LSB, SB, TT, WF, I, CP w/AS, UT, LSB, CQPC, LS, RiPad
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11-16-2011, 02:02 PM #20Registered User
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Or Hammacher Schlemmer; they'd call it The Diamond-Encrusted Dog-Waste Bag-Storing Pouch.
Originally Posted by Maria
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11-16-2011, 02:11 PM #21I work at Tom Bihn
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This surprised me: you can order dog poo bags custom printed with your business logo.
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11-16-2011, 02:14 PM #22Registered User
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Well . . . I guess people can brand anything now? I mean, if they were FREE bags, I wouldn't care what's on them. Originally Posted by Darcy
I have : many pouches & wallets & 3D Cubes & CQPCs & Stuff Sacks & Shop Bags, plum & black Side Effects, steel/ultraviolet Citizen Canine, black FJN, plum/wasabi SCB, Cork Little Swift, black/steel Co-Pilot, old plum/olive LCB, plum/black (C) Swift, old plum/olive (C) Imago, old plum/wasabi Ruck's Sac, steel WF/TS PCB, plum/solar & black/ultraviolet (C) Synapses, black/iberian Smart Alec, steel Brain Bag.
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11-16-2011, 02:29 PM #23Registered User
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Hmmm. Time to get the creative juices flowing. How's about: scat catchers. or stool storage. or pick-a-poo. or gaboop (poo bag backwards). i think i like gaboop.
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11-16-2011, 02:37 PM #24Registered User
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We make the Newfies carry their own in a silly little backpack thing that they try to scrape off at every turn.
You can tell its soon to be time when they start doing the "Poop Walk" trust me you would understand if you saw it.
The problem is after pickup we need something with wheels!
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11-16-2011, 02:40 PM #25I work at Tom Bihn
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Have you posted photos of the Newfies, Ed? If so, I've missed them..
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11-16-2011, 02:59 PM #26Registered User
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We grew up with Newfs...and Mastiffs. (Yes, a large shovel is required.) Oh and we had a few little dogs for contrast. Originally Posted by Darcy
Would love to see Newf pictures!"Buy the best, cry once" - Pasquale
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11-16-2011, 03:29 PM #27Registered User
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Looks like a side effect in the pictures.
Been there. Done that. Can't remember.
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11-16-2011, 03:55 PM #28Registered User
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Some practical SWAG for once! Maybe one day we'll see "Poo Bihns". ;-) Originally Posted by Darcy
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11-16-2011, 04:02 PM #29Registered User
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Dog Output Bags Securing Aparatus . Tom Bihn #2 Bag Holder
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11-16-2011, 04:39 PM #30Registered User
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I'm so excited! I have three dogs and HATE messing with the rolls because the bags never open right. Can't wait to see the #2 solution!
I love my Aeronaut, Tri-Star, Western Flyer, Cadet 15 Brain Cell, Imago, Medium Cafe Bag (daily bag), Swift, Side Effect and accessories (snake charmer, packing cubes, stuff sacks, pouches, lights, keystraps, etc.) Eagerly awaiting trays and Canine Citizens! Picture to come soon.
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