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I've got a dilemma

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Im going straight from school to the ballgame tomorrow. Taking Metro-Rail to MLK Station to the 27 Max Bus. What should I do with my backpacks?

 

Thanks

This might be late, but I personally would have left them in school. In a locker maybe, if not than with a friend who lives close to you.

If you bring it to the game you will have to throw it away :o

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:lol

 

Some of the rules they have are needless...

If you bring it to the game you will have to throw it away? :o

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:lol

 

Some of the rules they have are needless...

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Yeah, like the "Don't let big bags in because their could be a bomb inside, especially in an event with thousands of people in one of the biggest cities in a country that doesn't take any crap from terrorists groups."

 

What a dumb rule.

Don't go to school at all. :shifty

 

 

Either leave the bag at school or just have a light bookbag.

Don't go to school at all. :shifty

 

 

Either leave the bag at school or just have a light bookbag.

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I'd go with the first

If you bring it to the game you will have to throw it away? :o

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:lol

 

Some of the rules they have are needless...

559991[/snapback]

Yeah, like the "Don't let big bags in because their could be a bomb inside, especially in an event with thousands of people in one of the biggest cities in a country that doesn't take any crap from terrorists groups."

 

What a dumb rule.

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The bags get checked before you enter the stadium. :plain

Don't go to school at all.? :shifty

 

 

Either leave the bag at school or just have a light bookbag.

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I'd go with the first

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Same here. No doubt about it.

 

:thumbup

If you bring it to the game you will have to throw it away? :o

559974[/snapback]

:lol

 

Some of the rules they have are needless...

559991[/snapback]

Yeah, like the "Don't let big bags in because their could be a bomb inside, especially in an event with thousands of people in one of the biggest cities in a country that doesn't take any crap from terrorists groups."

 

What a dumb rule.

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The bags get checked before you enter the stadium. :plain

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Then it would slow down the rate people get into the stadium, anger customers, chase away possible walk up ticket purchasers, plus things can slip by and damage can still be done.

 

I like the way things are done now better.

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Thanks y'all

 

I ended up getting a ride so I didn't have to resort to this, but my theory was whoever went to the first game of the doublheader would stay, so I'd have a good chance of leaving it under some guys car. I once left a backpack under a flipped upside down garbage can outside the Orange Bowl for a soccer game, so I've had experience doing that.

 

I coulda left it at school, but we don't have lockers and there's no school tomorrow, so I thought the car plan was easier.

Thanks y'all

 

I ended up getting a ride so I didn't have to resort to this, but my theory was whoever went to the first game of the doublheader would stay, so I'd have a good chance of leaving it under some guys car. I once left a backpack under a flipped upside down garbage can outside the Orange Bowl for a soccer game, so I've had experience doing that.

 

I coulda left it at school, but we don't have lockers and there's no school tomorrow, so I thought the car plan was easier.

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Damn, no lockers. That sucks. How books do you have to carry around?

Thanks y'all

 

I ended up getting a ride so I didn't have to resort to this, but my theory was whoever went to the first game of the doublheader would stay, so I'd have a good chance of leaving it under some guys car. I once left a backpack under a flipped upside down garbage can outside the Orange Bowl for a soccer game, so I've had experience doing that.

 

I coulda left it at school, but we don't have lockers and there's no school tomorrow, so I thought the car plan was easier.

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Good to see you're resourceful :thumbup

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Thanks y'all

 

I ended up getting a ride so I didn't have to resort to this, but my theory was whoever went to the first game of the doublheader would stay, so I'd have a good chance of leaving it under some guys car. I once left a backpack under a flipped upside down garbage can outside the Orange Bowl for a soccer game, so I've had experience doing that.

 

I coulda left it at school, but we don't have lockers and there's no school tomorrow, so I thought the car plan was easier.

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Damn, no lockers. That sucks. How books do you have to carry around?

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Not too many. I'd say in the majority of our classes we don't even need to bring our books.

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