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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: DQ12 on January 22, 2012, 09:46:39 PM
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Mom informed me today that she is set on getting me one of these as a graduation present in preparation for my grad school exploits. She wants me to pick it out. The trouble is, I don't have any experience in this department and don't know what is cool and tasteful. I imagine that I'll still use a backpack for my day to day classes, but maybe use it for when I want to look a little more elite for interviews and things of that nature. For those ITK, I'd love some opinions.
Let's get this conversation started, goEMAW.com!
Also, save your "man purse" comments for another thread, mouth-breathers.
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Coach all the way, Prada is for punks.
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interviews and things of that nature.
What's going in the bag?
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Why are you going to grad school?
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interviews and things of that nature.
What's going in the bag?
I have no idea. Laptop? Documents? Maybe like, a resume or something?
Why are you going to grad school?
Why are you derailing the thread?
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interviews and things of that nature.
What's going in the bag?
I have no idea. Laptop? Documents? Maybe like, a resume or something?
gum?
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http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1 (http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1)
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interviews and things of that nature.
What's going in the bag?
I have no idea. Laptop? Documents? Maybe like, a resume or something?
People don't use those leather-bound folders anymore for taking resumes/documents to interviews? Laptop seems unnecessary for what you're talking about. I guess you could big-time your classmates, but you've said you'll use a regular backpack for school.
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interviews and things of that nature.
What's going in the bag?
I have no idea. Laptop? Documents? Maybe like, a resume or something?
gum?
Hmm, maybe get a nice suit with a good interior pocket for the gum?
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http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1 (http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1)
Would take.
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I've been carrying a Coach laptop bag for about 7 years, similar to the Transatlantic they currently sell. I like it. Tumi also makes some good ones.
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http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1 (http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1)
Would take.
Yeah, I'm having to restrain myself from buying it right now.
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Is black the way to go? I'm intrigued a little by tan leather.
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Is black the way to go? I'm intrigued a little by tan leather.
They both look pretty good. Black is more popular, so you will stand out more with a tan leather bag. Brown is also much harder to find than black, so your choices will be more limited.
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http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1 (http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1)
Would take.
Too bulky.
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Kenneth Cole has some really good tan ones.
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http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1 (http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1)
Would take.
I also have a samsonite (but not this one) and love the crap out of it. Really well built and looks professional/elite.
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http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1 (http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1)
Would take.
I also have a samsonite (but not this one) and love the crap out of it. Really well built and looks professional/elite.
Well! Post a picture, FP TC etc.!
:D
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http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1 (http://www.amazon.com/Samsonite-Leather-Expandable-Briefcase/dp/B004CKB3LE/ref=pd_sbs_e_1)
Would take.
I also have a samsonite (but not this one) and love the crap out of it. Really well built and looks professional/elite.
Well! Post a picture, FP TC etc.!
:D
http://shop.samsonite.com/Samsonite-Pro-3-Messenger-Bag/dp/B004EGTA98?ie=UTF8&id=Samsonite%20Pro%203%20Messenger%20Bag&field_product_site_launch_date_utc=-1y&field_availability=-1&field_browse=2235754011&searchSize=12&searchNodeID=2235754011&searchPage=1&class=quickView&refinementHistory=brandtextbin%2Csubjectbin%2Ccolor_map%2Cprice%2Csize_name&searchRank=salesrank (http://shop.samsonite.com/Samsonite-Pro-3-Messenger-Bag/dp/B004EGTA98?ie=UTF8&id=Samsonite%20Pro%203%20Messenger%20Bag&field_product_site_launch_date_utc=-1y&field_availability=-1&field_browse=2235754011&searchSize=12&searchNodeID=2235754011&searchPage=1&class=quickView&refinementHistory=brandtextbin%2Csubjectbin%2Ccolor_map%2Cprice%2Csize_name&searchRank=salesrank)
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Like Clams, I had a single strap laptop bag for a long time (series if them, actually). However, I recently switched over to a backpack and won't look back.
Partly, it was because of a temporary back issue, but mostly for ease in travel. Now, its just way more comfortable. I am in an industry that is cool with this...I don't really have to be "fancy," so it is perfect for me. go cats
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I really want a high quality travel bag, not really the same thing but many will serve both functions.
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Like Clams, I had a single strap laptop bag for a long time (series if them, actually). However, I recently switched over to a backpack and won't look back.
Partly, it was because of a temporary back issue, but mostly for ease in travel. Now, its just way more comfortable. I am in an industry that is cool with this...I don't really have to be "fancy," so it is perfect for me. go cats
Since you have back problems, I will give you a pass, but backpacks are for grade schoolers. True story, A few people that I travel with for work have backpacks and every time I see them at the airport I ask them if they remembered their lunch money. :grin:
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when quality matters, and you don't want to look like a homo with a Prada or Coach bag
http://www.saddlebackleather.com/Products/Business-Bags/
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when quality matters, and you don't want to look like a homo with a Prada or Coach bag
http://www.saddlebackleather.com/Products/Business-Bags/
heh, these are excellent. i didn't post about them in this thread b/c i don't want anyone else to have one as this will be the replacement for my aged coach bag.
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douche
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:lol:
maybe you two can coordinate colors. I mean calling dibs on coffee, chestnut or black based on the wardrobe and accessories of two guys would be totally no homo.
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:lol:
maybe you two can coordinate colors. I mean calling dibs on coffee, chestnut or black based on the wardrobe and accessories of two guys would be totally no homo.
great post.
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when quality matters, and you don't want to look like a homo with a Prada or Coach bag
http://www.saddlebackleather.com/Products/Business-Bags/
owner of that place: make it look like Indiana Jones' bag so all the neck beards want it. also, add this to the description:
•1 full-sized interior pocket for handguns or power cords, which can be pressed flat when not in use
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Like Clams, I had a single strap laptop bag for a long time (series if them, actually). However, I recently switched over to a backpack and won't look back.
Partly, it was because of a temporary back issue, but mostly for ease in travel. Now, its just way more comfortable. I am in an industry that is cool with this...I don't really have to be "fancy," so it is perfect for me. go cats
Since you have back problems, I will give you a pass, but backpacks are for grade schoolers. True story, A few people that I travel with for work have backpacks and every time I see them at the airport I ask them if they remembered their lunch money. :grin:
well i bet that never gets old and is funny everytime.
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backpacks are just too damn functional. When you're lugging around a 17" laptop for cad a backpack is as good as it gets.
but damn, this guy at the office always gets in some pretty good burns about it. :frown:
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backpacks are just too damn functional. When you're lugging around a 17" laptop for cad a backpack is as good as it gets.
but damn, this guy at the office always gets in some pretty good burns about it. :frown:
Guy at the office sounds like a winner.
What's he sporting in the bag department?
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backpacks are just too damn functional. When you're lugging around a 17" laptop for cad a backpack is as good as it gets.
but damn, this guy at the office always gets in some pretty good burns about it. :frown:
Guy at the office sounds like a winner.
What's he sporting in the bag department?
Just get a better version of what he has and make fun of him about his stupid POS bag.
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backpacks are just too damn functional. When you're lugging around a 17" laptop for cad a backpack is as good as it gets.
but damn, this guy at the office always gets in some pretty good burns about it. :frown:
Guy at the office sounds like a winner.
What's he sporting in the bag department?
the single strap samsonite thingy in this thread. He spent like $107 on it. He's a real big shot, ya know?
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michigancat, get the indiana jones one and use the gun/cord compartment for a gun. should shut that guy up pretty quick.
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backpacks are just too damn functional. When you're lugging around a 17" laptop for cad a backpack is as good as it gets.
but damn, this guy at the office always gets in some pretty good burns about it. :frown:
Guy at the office sounds like a winner.
What's he sporting in the bag department?
the single strap samsonite thingy in this thread. He spent like $107 on it. He's a real big shot, ya know?
You should get him to bbs here.
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everyone, thank you for your suggestions. I will let you know how it goes.
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well, the fancy saddleback single strap converts to a back pack in seconds as shown on this very slick youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjGe8Oys0oA (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjGe8Oys0oA)
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backpacks are just too damn functional. When you're lugging around a 17" laptop for cad a backpack is as good as it gets.
but damn, this guy at the office always gets in some pretty good burns about it. :frown:
Completely agree about the functionality of the backpack. I mean, there are days when I am lugging around my single strap and pushing my luggage at the airport and I see my coworker with his comfy backpack just strolling along without a care in the world. I throw out at "Hey, did your mom pack your lunch today?", but only to make myself feel better, you know? :frown:
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Backpacks make you look like a college student who is dressed up for a presentation but still has his backpack because he's a stupid townie student who only has a backpack.
No offense to stupid townie backpack retards.
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I have had this Tumi bag for a couple years. I have used it for quick small stuff like interviews, and I also carried it around Europe for a month. Great bag. Tumi is the best imo.
http://www.tumi.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4063079&prodFindSrc=paramNav (http://www.tumi.com/product/index.jsp?productId=4063079&prodFindSrc=paramNav)
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If you are going to grad school full time you had better go backpack. It is school and you will be taking books to campus for multiple classes. Nothing else has the room you need.
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This looks to be more your style. Seems very functional, too. :blindfold:
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I have a very casual messenger bag. Why so casual, you ask? So I can use it for any occassion without feeling too formal.
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i'm going to get a backpack and start wearing it a lot just to shove it in all of your dumbass faces. oh man, i have a bag that i purchased for a hundred dollars and wear over one shoulder, so i'm going to make fun of the guy with the backpack. wow. i thought that i had seen it all but it just goes to show
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Oh, great. While I packed up my laptop into my backpack, the cool coworker guy was really razzin' me. Said, "Careful, hope your crayons don't fall out! LMAO!" as he walked away with a slight lean.
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Oh, great. While I packed up my laptop into my backpack, the cool coworker guy was really razzin' me. Said, "Careful, hope your crayons don't fall out! LMAO!" as he walked away with a slight lean.
these guys sound like bullies. i'd turn them into HR.
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Oh, great. While I packed up my laptop into my backpack, the cool coworker guy was really razzin' me. Said, "Careful, hope your crayons don't fall out! LMAO!" as he walked away with a slight lean.
I bet this guy makes way more than you do.
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Oh, great. While I packed up my laptop into my backpack, the cool coworker guy was really razzin' me. Said, "Careful, hope your crayons don't fall out! LMAO!" as he walked away with a slight lean.
I bet this guy makes way more than you do.
why?
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If you are going to grad school full time you had better go backpack. It is school and you will be taking books to campus for multiple classes. Nothing else has the room you need.
:thumbs:
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to me the single strap is more comfortable unless you carry a lot. if you carry a lot, then a backpack is better, but not carrying anything is best.
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If you are going to grad school full time you had better go backpack. It is school and you will be taking books to campus for multiple classes. Nothing else has the room you need.
:thumbs:
real grad school or a professional school? if it's real grad school, you'll have an office and won't need a bag.
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If you are going to grad school full time you had better go backpack. It is school and you will be taking books to campus for multiple classes. Nothing else has the room you need.
:thumbs:
real grad school or a professional school? if it's real grad school, you'll have an office and won't need a bag.
Professional school. He'll absolutely want a backpack.
not carrying anything is best.
Especially for interviews and stuff.
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when i was in middle school people would get made fun of if they wore backpacks with two straps. better to just one strap it. not sure if that holds true for middle schoolers still. separate thread? mods would probably combine. dunno. better come to a consensus here.
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i've never seen any respectable executive wearing a "back pack" but to those who suggest that he buy one, make sure that my fries are hot when i get to the drive through window, thanks a lot. otherwise i'll run back through the drive through and have your job on a platter. good job, not. some people should just shut their pie holes when it's obvious they've been out manned in a thread. backpacks. comedy relief here folks, comedy relief. where's robin williams at, i bet he's hiding in a cake somewhere. for heaven's sake.
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Fossil makes some sweet laptop/messenger bags, as does Swiss Army.
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Oh, great. While I packed up my laptop into my backpack, the cool coworker guy was really razzin' me. Said, "Careful, hope your crayons don't fall out! LMAO!" as he walked away with a slight lean.
I bet this guy makes way more than you do.
why?
Messenger bag vs Backpack.
It's science.
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i've never seen any respectable executive wearing a "back pack" but to those who suggest that he buy one, make sure that my fries are hot when i get to the drive through window, thanks a lot. otherwise i'll run back through the drive through and have your job on a platter. good job, not. some people should just shut their pie holes when it's obvious they've been out manned in a thread. backpacks. comedy relief here folks, comedy relief. where's robin williams at, i bet he's hiding in a cake somewhere. for heaven's sake.
wait. this thread is only about "executives". my bad then. i thought dlew was going to grad school or something and assumed that there were people in other fields posting as well.
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If he had a messenger bag they would have won.
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i've never seen any respectable executive wearing a "back pack" but to those who suggest that he buy one, make sure that my fries are hot when i get to the drive through window, thanks a lot. otherwise i'll run back through the drive through and have your job on a platter. good job, not. some people should just shut their pie holes when it's obvious they've been out manned in a thread. backpacks. comedy relief here folks, comedy relief. where's robin williams at, i bet he's hiding in a cake somewhere. for heaven's sake.
wait. this thread is only about "executives". my bad then. i thought dlew was going to grad school or something and assumed that there were people in other fields posting as well.
you're right, you know the old saying "dress like a scumbag and no one will think you're a scumbag". thanks rick daris, you're droppin major knowledge in this thread, like every other thread you post in.
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Picked up one of these a couple of weeks ago: http://www.jackgeorges.com/elements-collection-4403-triple-gusset-flap-w-open-back-pocket.html (http://www.jackgeorges.com/elements-collection-4403-triple-gusset-flap-w-open-back-pocket.html). Pretty happy with it so far. Well-made, good leather, looks good. Guess the guy used to be Coach's designer. Got a return on eBay for $200.
Did a bit of comparison, inspired by this thread. As mentioned, Tumi, Coach, and Saddleback are all high-quality. The Fossil and Kenneth Cole bags I looked at were much lower quality. Fossil price point is especially disappointing for what you get.
I was also impressed with reviews on Filson, Tusting, and Custom Hide bags.
Basically, you're gonna spend $200-$500 for a quality briefcase or messenger. The cheaper brands seem pretty prone to giving out fairly early, so you're better off in the long run dropping an extra $100 (or, in the case of Fossil, getting a Jack Georges online for a comparable price).
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I've noticed a trend with east coast attorneys having the most beat up POS leather cases I've ever seen. It appears to be a show of experience or something. You have a $5k pair of glasses on and your briefcase/bag looks like a 40 year old catchers mitt. I imagine everyone who shows up with a brand new bag must get mocked as a n00b or something.
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I've noticed a trend with east coast attorneys having the most beat up POS leather cases I've ever seen. It appears to be a show of experience or something. You have a $5k pair of glasses on and your briefcase/bag looks like a 40 year old catchers mitt. I imagine everyone who shows up with a brand new bag must get mocked as a n00b or something.
It's like a hardhat on a construction site.
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I've noticed a trend with east coast attorneys having the most beat up POS leather cases I've ever seen. It appears to be a show of experience or something. You have a $5k pair of glasses on and your briefcase/bag looks like a 40 year old catchers mitt. I imagine everyone who shows up with a brand new bag must get mocked as a n00b or something.
It's like a hardhat on a construction site.
yup.
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if you were going to grad school for something like history or int'l relations like me with a bunch of weirdos and not worried about impressing any of them, i'd say go with the backpack for functionality. however, since you'll be in law school and not grad school, there will be exponentially less weird people. you might even want to impress them! it's obviously all about how you look and a nice leather messenger bag will do the trick.
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if you were going to grad school for something like history or int'l relations like me with a bunch of weirdos and not worried about impressing any of them, i'd say go with the backpack for functionality. however, since you'll be in law school and not grad school, there will be exponentially less weird people. you might even want to impress them! it's obviously all about how you look and a nice leather messenger bag will do the trick.
Thanks, BOTC.
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some of you people really need to get over trying to impress other people with clothes and other ridiculous things. this isn't 7th grade where all the grade schools are coming together as one school and you have to fight to regain your dominance as one of the important people. get a life.
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some of you people really need to get over trying to impress other people with clothes and other ridiculous things. this isn't 7th grade where all the grade schools are coming together as one school and you have to fight to regain your dominance as one of the important people. get a life.
YES IT IS.
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I'm surrounded by law students in my apt building, and I have never once seen them with anything aside from a backpack. One of the girls drives a Benz and has a middle aged boyfriend though, she always has designer handbags that she carries her stuff in.
Grad school and being a lawyer are two different things. I'd think it would go along the same lines as white lab coat length while in med school, but only for bags for law students? When you get out there, drop dollars on a bag. While you're in law school, and dropping 1k a semester on books, I don't think you need to worry about an attache, briefcase, etc. Unless you are :kstategrad:
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I'm surrounded by law students in my apt building, and I have never once seen them with anything aside from a backpack. One of the girls drives a Benz and has a middle aged boyfriend though, she always has designer handbags that she carries her stuff in.
Grad school and being a lawyer are two different things. I'd think it would go along the same lines as white lab coat length while in med school, but only for bags for law students? When you get out there, drop dollars on a bag. While you're in law school, and dropping 1k a semester on books, I don't think you need to worry about an attache, briefcase, etc. Unless you are :kstategrad:
Huh. Sundance Kid took a minute off from rough ridin' over fellow EMAWs on tickets to make a good point.
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I'm surrounded by law students in my apt building, and I have never once seen them with anything aside from a backpack. One of the girls drives a Benz and has a middle aged boyfriend though, she always has designer handbags that she carries her stuff in.
Grad school and being a lawyer are two different things. I'd think it would go along the same lines as white lab coat length while in med school, but only for bags for law students? When you get out there, drop dollars on a bag. While you're in law school, and dropping 1k a semester on books, I don't think you need to worry about an attache, briefcase, etc. Unless you are :kstategrad:
Huh. Sundance Kid took a minute off from rough ridin' over fellow EMAWs on tickets to make a good point.
I figured I would save you some time of having to bring it up every time I post something and just put it in my signature. You're welcome.
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I'm surrounded by law students in my apt building, and I have never once seen them with anything aside from a backpack. One of the girls drives a Benz and has a middle aged boyfriend though, she always has designer handbags that she carries her stuff in.
Grad school and being a lawyer are two different things. I'd think it would go along the same lines as white lab coat length while in med school, but only for bags for law students? When you get out there, drop dollars on a bag. While you're in law school, and dropping 1k a semester on books, I don't think you need to worry about an attache, briefcase, etc. Unless you are :kstategrad:
Huh. Sundance Kid took a minute off from rough ridin' over fellow EMAWs on tickets to make a good point.
I figured I would save you some time of having to bring it up every time I post something and just put it in my signature. You're welcome.
Not harsh enough.
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Self imposed penalties? No, denied.
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I'm surrounded by law students in my apt building, and I have never once seen them with anything aside from a backpack. One of the girls drives a Benz and has a middle aged boyfriend though, she always has designer handbags that she carries her stuff in.
Grad school and being a lawyer are two different things. I'd think it would go along the same lines as white lab coat length while in med school, but only for bags for law students? When you get out there, drop dollars on a bag. While you're in law school, and dropping 1k a semester on books, I don't think you need to worry about an attache, briefcase, etc. Unless you are :kstategrad:
Huh. Sundance Kid took a minute off from rough ridin' over fellow EMAWs on tickets to make a good point.
I figured I would save you some time of having to bring it up every time I post something and just put it in my signature. You're welcome.
Not harsh enough.
Welp, I'll take it away then. I'll let you levy harshness of tone on your own, as you cry it about town.
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Knock yourself out.
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Dlew, are you familiar with how much crap you have to carry around during your first year of law school?
I've forgotten by now if this bag is what you're going to use on a daily basis or if it's just for a handul of Summer 2013 internship interviews and other special occasions and that you've got a regular schoolbag. If it's the latter, never mind.
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Dlew, are you familiar with how much crap you have to carry around during your first year of law school?
I've forgotten by now if this bag is what you're going to use on a daily basis or if it's just for a handul of Summer 2013 internship interviews and other special occasions and that you've got a regular schoolbag. If it's the latter, never mind.
It's the latter. My mom is dead set on getting me this for graduation. So I might as well get a cool one.
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Dlew, are you familiar with how much crap you have to carry around during your first year of law school?
I've forgotten by now if this bag is what you're going to use on a daily basis or if it's just for a handul of Summer 2013 internship interviews and other special occasions and that you've got a regular schoolbag. If it's the latter, never mind.
It's the latter. My mom is dead set on getting me this for graduation. So I might as well get a cool one.
I like the light tan leather ones.
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It you work in technology, backpacks are common, if not the norm.
If you work in technology consulting, and you travel, backpacks are essential.
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I've noticed a trend with east coast attorneys having the most beat up POS leather cases I've ever seen. It appears to be a show of experience or something. You have a $5k pair of glasses on and your briefcase/bag looks like a 40 year old catchers mitt. I imagine everyone who shows up with a brand new bag must get mocked as a n00b or something.
It's like a hardhat on a construction site.
you better have a bunch of stickers yo
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if you were going to grad school for something like history or int'l relations like me with a bunch of weirdos and not worried about impressing any of them, i'd say go with the backpack for functionality. however, since you'll be in law school and not grad school, there will be exponentially less weird people. you might even want to impress them! it's obviously all about how you look and a nice leather messenger bag will do the trick.
:dubious:
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any exec. worth his salt would make an interviewee turn that bag upside down to see what the hell you drug into an interview.
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any exec. worth his salt would make an interviewee turn that bag upside down to see what the hell you drug into an interview.
Wallet. Carton of smokes. 5 dollar footlong.
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any exec. worth his salt would make an interviewee turn that bag upside down to see what the hell you drug into an interview.
Wallet. Carton of smokes. 5 dollar footlong.
I once brought 2 five dollar footlongs into AT&T Park in a backpack once. They allow that there. Very liberal.
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you carry your wallet in your attache'?! that's just weird.
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you carry your wallet in your attache'?! that's just weird.
Makes sense. Though I enjoy the authentic warm wallet mark on my jeans, it is very undesirable in some nice pants. I suppose you could keep your wallet in your jacket as well, but to each their own!
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I don't enjoy the tone of your post. :shakesfist:
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One with a kinder wording:
While yes, it would be very weird for one to carry their wallet around in their attachè, it could also serve as a nice alternative to keeping the wallet in your pants pocket. I enjoy the warn look that develops in the back pockets of my jeans. I would never want to make the fashion statement of having one on my pants pocket, however. Some people could use their attachè, while others may prefer their jacket pocket, or possibly the front pocket of their pants. Either one display a keen eye for the small details that I can support.
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...I was kidding around, guys.
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I second Trim's advice. Don't let your mom drop a bunch of money on something you'll never use. It'll collect dust for 3 years and then you'll want something different by the time you get out of law school anyway. Have her get something that you'll actually be able to use for the next 3 years and then she can get you a super pimp bag when you graduate law school.
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I second Trim's advice. Don't let your mom drop a bunch of money on something you'll never use. It'll collect dust for 3 years and then you'll want something different by the time you get out of law school anyway. Have her get something that you'll actually be able to use for the next 3 years and then she can get you a super pimp bag when you graduate law school.
I'm getting one. The point of this thread isn't "debate the merits of Dlew12 getting purchasing an attaché, briefcase, or messenger bag," it was, "Dlew12 is getting an attaché, briefcase, or messenger bag, which kind should he get?"
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You should go with a big east-coast lawyer type bag and spend the next few years really beating the crap out of it so that by the time you get out of law school you will already be able to look down upon all of those noobs with brand new bags.
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You should go with a big east-coast lawyer type bag and spend the next few years really beating the crap out of it so that by the time you get out of law school you will already be able to look down upon all of those noobs with brand new bags.
Like a center fielder molding that perfect glove, or _fan folding his favorite curved bill, dlew will spend the next several years beating the ever living crap out of his leather bag so he can hit the courtroom looking like a boss.
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I would suggest a pair of pants that aren't form fitting?
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I would suggest a pair of pants that aren't form fitting?
PLEATS BABY PLEATS!
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I would suggest a pair of pants that aren't form fitting?
of course you would.
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:lol:
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Look, if you guys want to wear pants that are so tight you can't fit a wallet in them, be my guess. Skinny jeans are in, I guess.
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I have great legs and I want to show them off. Do you have a problem with that?
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I have great legs and I want to show them off. Do you have a problem with that?
Leave something for the imagination.
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I have great legs and I want to show them off. Do you have a problem with that?
Leave something for the imagination.
That's why he's wearing pants. JFC, some people. . .
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Look, if you guys want to wear pants that are so tight you can't fit a wallet in them, be my guess. Skinny jeans are in, I guess.
Wait, you're not advocating for pleats, are you? :confused:
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I have great legs and I want to show them off. Do you have a problem with that?
Leave something for the imagination.
That's why he's wearing pants. JFC, some people. . .
Well, if he wore shorts to the interview, he may as well stay home, unless he had a really nice bag carrying his resume.
BTW, get a true briefcase since Mom is adamant. You may not use it for a number of years, but there will be a few occasions that it will be nice to have it.
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I have great legs and I want to show them off. Do you have a problem with that?
Leave something for the imagination.
That's why he's wearing pants. JFC, some people. . .
Well, if he wore shorts to the interview, he may as well stay home, unless he had a really nice bag carrying his resume.
BTW, get a true briefcase since Mom is adamant. You may not use it for a number of years, but there will be a few occasions that it will be nice to have it.
Like every time you have to go into a bank.
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I will probably wear overalls to my interview so this fitted/unfitted argument doesn't really apply.
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new idea: skinny overalls
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new idea: skinny overalls
suspenders?
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new idea: skinny overalls
Well i had them tailored, so they fit pretty well
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make sure and roll the cuffs
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make sure and roll the cuffs
Since there is no belt, what do I match my shoes with???????????? :runaway:
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Sorry to change the subject from overalls, but I'd go with something like this if I were doing it over. It's not what I have, but Steve Dave is uncannily accurate, and I'm too far along with my beat-the-hell-up black leather briefcase for me to make a change at this point. No turning back now.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fpublic%2F6yRMFNoeGpFvvomL5W4WrEyMoxR6Kb29PopogFsVf3YuX6x2myJRmGNCtNiZBRA1rWC-CSHvksb3sH345rjwpA4l-no1YF-vUJZ5hQxzF55mobiLvk16s0G7J7cKPrCNHffBFOVlhgE_&hash=483377f7ec65efc40bbf67b79ee8360a906c53b0)
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Sorry to change the subject from overalls, but I'd go with something like this if I were doing it over. It's not what I have, but Steve Dave is uncannily accurate, and I'm too far along with my beat-the-hell-up black leather briefcase for me to make a change at this point. No turning back now.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fpublic%2F6yRMFNoeGpFvvomL5W4WrEyMoxR6Kb29PopogFsVf3YuX6x2myJRmGNCtNiZBRA1rWC-CSHvksb3sH345rjwpA4l-no1YF-vUJZ5hQxzF55mobiLvk16s0G7J7cKPrCNHffBFOVlhgE_&hash=483377f7ec65efc40bbf67b79ee8360a906c53b0)
By the way, I like bags like these, with no shoulder straps. Whenever a guy carrying one of these walks into a room, they immediately show dominance over the other males who have to rely on shoulder straps to carry their loads. (Or, god forbid, wheels.)
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Sorry to change the subject from overalls, but I'd go with something like this if I were doing it over. It's not what I have, but Steve Dave is uncannily accurate, and I'm too far along with my beat-the-hell-up black leather briefcase for me to make a change at this point. No turning back now.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fpublic%2F6yRMFNoeGpFvvomL5W4WrEyMoxR6Kb29PopogFsVf3YuX6x2myJRmGNCtNiZBRA1rWC-CSHvksb3sH345rjwpA4l-no1YF-vUJZ5hQxzF55mobiLvk16s0G7J7cKPrCNHffBFOVlhgE_&hash=483377f7ec65efc40bbf67b79ee8360a906c53b0)
By the way, I like bags like these, with no shoulder straps. Whenever a guy carrying one of these walks into a room, they immediately show dominance over the other males who have to rely on shoulder straps to carry their loads. (Or, god forbid, wheels.)
Looks like a Jack Georges. Solid. Agree on the shoulder straps.
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Sorry to change the subject from overalls, but I'd go with something like this if I were doing it over. It's not what I have, but Steve Dave is uncannily accurate, and I'm too far along with my beat-the-hell-up black leather briefcase for me to make a change at this point. No turning back now.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fpublic%2F6yRMFNoeGpFvvomL5W4WrEyMoxR6Kb29PopogFsVf3YuX6x2myJRmGNCtNiZBRA1rWC-CSHvksb3sH345rjwpA4l-no1YF-vUJZ5hQxzF55mobiLvk16s0G7J7cKPrCNHffBFOVlhgE_&hash=483377f7ec65efc40bbf67b79ee8360a906c53b0)
By the way, I like bags like these, with no shoulder straps. Whenever a guy carrying one of these walks into a room, they immediately show dominance over the other males who have to rely on shoulder straps to carry their loads. (Or, god forbid, wheels.)
Looks like a Jack Georges. Solid. Agree on the shoulder straps.
Looks like something Matlock would carry.
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Sorry to change the subject from overalls, but I'd go with something like this if I were doing it over. It's not what I have, but Steve Dave is uncannily accurate, and I'm too far along with my beat-the-hell-up black leather briefcase for me to make a change at this point. No turning back now.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fpublic%2F6yRMFNoeGpFvvomL5W4WrEyMoxR6Kb29PopogFsVf3YuX6x2myJRmGNCtNiZBRA1rWC-CSHvksb3sH345rjwpA4l-no1YF-vUJZ5hQxzF55mobiLvk16s0G7J7cKPrCNHffBFOVlhgE_&hash=483377f7ec65efc40bbf67b79ee8360a906c53b0)
By the way, I like bags like these, with no shoulder straps. Whenever a guy carrying one of these walks into a room, they immediately show dominance over the other males who have to rely on shoulder straps to carry their loads. (Or, god forbid, wheels.)
There's a flip side to this rationale, at least when it comes to courtroom settings, but I think what I'd describe could be considered an ethical violation.
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I've noticed a trend with east coast attorneys having the most beat up POS leather cases I've ever seen. It appears to be a show of experience or something. You have a $5k pair of glasses on and your briefcase/bag looks like a 40 year old catchers mitt. I imagine everyone who shows up with a brand new bag must get mocked as a n00b or something.
It's like a hardhat on a construction site.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fi709.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fww92%2FTommyRoanoke%2Fhardhat.png&hash=1379dba39ec9985f67d7ab743bff713a3c8f3cf6)
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I have one of these. I love it. Works well with casual gear and formal gear. Comfortable. Holds a laptop and a power cord, iPod, a couple of legal pads in leather cases, tablet PC, etc. comfortably.
I had a backpack for several years when I flew more. I just got to the point where it broke down and I wanted something more formal. So, I went with the leather laptop bag.
If you go with one, I'd highly recommend this.
http://www.ebags.com/product/kenneth-cole-reaction-business-and-luggage/columbian-leather-flapover-computer-case/100888?productid=1278177 (http://www.ebags.com/product/kenneth-cole-reaction-business-and-luggage/columbian-leather-flapover-computer-case/100888?productid=1278177)
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Hey team, I need a bag with a secure place for an ipad and the little apple wireless keyboard, and room for files, maybe an occasional book, pens, chargers, etc. Basically a laptop bag but with designed slots for a tablet and keyboard instead of a laptop. Will be used primarily for court trips. T-Y.
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buy any briefcase in the world, should fit your needs
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So my mom told me that she talked to my bro-in-law who is an attorney and he told her that there is no need for Attachés, Briefcases, Messenger Bags etc. in law school. So we can lock this thread now.
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So my mom told me that she talked to my bro-in-law who is an attorney and he told her that there is no need for Attachés, Briefcases, Messenger Bags etc. in law school. So we can lock this thread now.
I'm surrounded by law students in my apt building, and I have never once seen them with anything aside from a backpack. One of the girls drives a Benz and has a middle aged boyfriend though, she always has designer handbags that she carries her stuff in.
Grad school and being a lawyer are two different things. I'd think it would go along the same lines as white lab coat length while in med school, but only for bags for law students? When you get out there, drop dollars on a bag. While you're in law school, and dropping 1k a semester on books, I don't think you need to worry about an attache, briefcase, etc. Unless you are :kstategrad:
:gocho:
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So my mom told me that she talked to my bro-in-law who is an attorney and he told her that there is no need for Attachés, Briefcases, Messenger Bags etc. in law school. So we can lock this thread now.
I'm surrounded by law students in my apt building, and I have never once seen them with anything aside from a backpack. One of the girls drives a Benz and has a middle aged boyfriend though, she always has designer handbags that she carries her stuff in.
Grad school and being a lawyer are two different things. I'd think it would go along the same lines as white lab coat length while in med school, but only for bags for law students? When you get out there, drop dollars on a bag. While you're in law school, and dropping 1k a semester on books, I don't think you need to worry about an attache, briefcase, etc. Unless you are :kstategrad:
:gocho:
This isn't news to me. My mom was dead set on getting it for me, and luckily my bro-in-law talked her out of it, because I couldn't.
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Get it now and start beating the crap out of it so you will have lots of street cred when you get out
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So my mom told me that she talked to my bro-in-law who is an attorney and he told her that there is no need for Attachés, Briefcases, Messenger Bags etc. in law school. So we can lock this thread now.
I'm surrounded by law students in my apt building, and I have never once seen them with anything aside from a backpack. One of the girls drives a Benz and has a middle aged boyfriend though, she always has designer handbags that she carries her stuff in.
Grad school and being a lawyer are two different things. I'd think it would go along the same lines as white lab coat length while in med school, but only for bags for law students? When you get out there, drop dollars on a bag. While you're in law school, and dropping 1k a semester on books, I don't think you need to worry about an attache, briefcase, etc. Unless you are :kstategrad:
:gocho:
This isn't news to me. My mom was dead set on getting it for me, and luckily my bro-in-law talked her out of it, because I couldn't.
:D I was just happy I gave solid gold advice. Nothing more.
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So my mom told me that she talked to my bro-in-law who is an attorney and he told her that there is no need for Attachés, Briefcases, Messenger Bags etc. in law school. So we can lock this thread now.
What are you getting instead?
No lock, let's find my bag. I'm aware all that crap can fit in a big briefcase. I'm looking for something small that will barely hold what I need for a court hearing. The biggest things in it would be a 9 x 12 file that holds 8.5 x 11 paper, and a paperback statute book that's smaller than that file and an inch thick. I don't want the ipad and keyboard swimming in a regular laptop bag/briefcase.
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:D I was just happy I gave solid gold advice. Nothing more.
You were really on top of this one. :rolleyes:
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hey dlew, if you need a good backpack, go with jansport.
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So my mom told me that she talked to my bro-in-law who is an attorney and he told her that there is no need for Attachés, Briefcases, Messenger Bags etc. in law school. So we can lock this thread now.
What are you getting instead?
No lock, let's find my bag. I'm aware all that crap can fit in a big briefcase. I'm looking for something small that will barely hold what I need for a court hearing. The biggest things in it would be a 9 x 12 file that holds 8.5 x 11 paper, and a paperback statute book that's smaller than that file and an inch thick. I don't want the ipad and keyboard swimming in a regular laptop bag/briefcase.
trim, this is your bag (http://www.louisvuitton.com/front/#/eng_US/Collections/Men/Mens-Bags/products/Wichita-UTAH-M92990)
:cool:
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trim, this is your bag (http://www.louisvuitton.com/front/#/eng_US/Collections/Men/Mens-Bags/products/Wichita-UTAH-M92990)
:cool:
The "COMPLETE THE LOOK" for the Basalte-colored one was a scarf! :love:
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:D I was just happy I gave solid gold advice. Nothing more.
You were really on top of this one. :rolleyes:
Huh. Sundance Kid took a minute off from rough ridin' over fellow EMAWs on tickets to make a good point.
Consistent, I cannot claim are you are anything else on this issue. :thumbsup:
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Are the shoulder strap messenger/laptop bags still a thing or will I be so two thousand and late rolling into the office with something like this from J Crew:
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fproduct.nuji.com%2Flarge%2F53a7e82f-b299-49e9-9ac6-902799e681c5.jpg&hash=fe68fdb984ccad937933a1a088e32b61252ece38)
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What are you taking into the office?
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What are you taking into the office?
A laptop. Various papers. I do worry that it might be a little big
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really glad i forewent these. what a terrible idea.
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I use something very similar (no leather buckle straps, though) made by Tumi. So yeah, probably out of style by a decade or more. But I find it very functional for carrying lap top and various papers.
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I don't understand why bicycle messengers (or anyone, really) favor the one strap. The asymmetry would bother me.
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the advantage is if you need to access your bag very frequently. you can just swing it around without pulling your arm awkwardly out of some strap. i use it on site visits a lot to take notes and get stuff out and put it back.
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backpack fan here
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the only acceptable time for an adult to wear a backpack is when they're riding a bike. or hiking. < - a tip from a pro
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Mocat's explanation makes sense but I never have to access my bag while in transit. I just find a backpack awkward to put on/take off. I think it's just a weird hang up of mine or mostly an irrational reluctance to change from what I've always done.
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What are you taking into the office?
A laptop. Various papers. I do worry that it might be a little big
Get the smallest, most practical thing that will hold your stuff. Whatever computer bag is designed for your size laptop will be fine. Get one that has the extra pockets or whatever you'd want for tablets, cords, the size of files you'll be dealing with.
You're smart enough to know what will look ridiculous in your office setting, i.e. backpacks are great and I usually use mine on personal trips, but I'm not rolling into court with it.
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my backpack is also my "personal item" when travelling even though it holds shitloads.
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You're smart enough to know what will look ridiculous in your office setting, i.e. backpacks are great and I usually use mine on personal trips, but I'm not rolling into court with it.
as a fan of watching how people act in courtrooms I can tell you the further north east you go the more beat up 50 year old catchers mitt'ish the shitty square briefcases become. it's like a contest to see whose is most beat up to show how long you've been whipping ass in the court room. the further west you go the more likely you are to see an attorney with an ipad or backpack.
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I think I've said that in this exact thread before, tho. prolly luked myself. :frown:
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I'm also exclusively back pack when traveling. Clams, any chance of amending your list of acceptable backpack times to include traveling (other than by bike or hiking)?
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You're smart enough to know what will look ridiculous in your office setting, i.e. backpacks are great and I usually use mine on personal trips, but I'm not rolling into court with it.
as a fan of watching how people act in courtrooms I can tell you the further north east you go the more beat up 50 year old catchers mitt'ish the shitty square briefcases become. it's like a contest to see whose is most beat up to show how long you've been whipping ass in the court room. the further west you go the more likely you are to see an attorney with an ipad or backpack.
You've posted this before, maybe in this thread.
For court, I use a black samsonite laptop bag that has a spot for everything I could use in that setting including ipad and keyboard.
For cases with big files, I've got this ridiculous leather-ish hard suitcase thing that rolls.
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crap, luked my luking of sd.
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I've noticed a trend with east coast attorneys having the most beat up POS leather cases I've ever seen. It appears to be a show of experience or something. You have a $5k pair of glasses on and your briefcase/bag looks like a 40 year old catchers mitt. I imagine everyone who shows up with a brand new bag must get mocked as a n00b or something.
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I added 10 years to the catcher's mitt :D
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and you illustrated the dichotomy of the techy/hip west coast.
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I added 10 years to the catcher's mitt :D
1 human year = 7 dog years
2 human years = 10 catcher's mitt briefcase years
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the advantage is if you need to access your bag very frequently. you can just swing it around without pulling your arm awkwardly out of some strap. i use it on site visits a lot to take notes and get stuff out and put it back.
That makes sense. I see a lot of commuter cyclists use them, and I don't think it makes as much sense for them. I am a backpack loyalist because I never really have to look nice. (Although the bike messenger bags from timbuktu or the German company that makes them from recycled tarps generally look shittier than a backpack.)
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You're smart enough to know what will look ridiculous in your office setting, i.e. backpacks are great and I usually use mine on personal trips, but I'm not rolling into court with it.
as a fan of watching how people act in courtrooms I can tell you the further north east you go the more beat up 50 year old catchers mitt'ish the shitty square briefcases become. it's like a contest to see whose is most beat up to show how long you've been whipping ass in the court room. the further west you go the more likely you are to see an attorney with an ipad or backpack.
This was very interesting. The West Coast addendum was a nice one.
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I think I've said that in this exact thread before, tho. prolly luked myself. :frown:
yes you did.
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the advantage is if you need to access your bag very frequently. you can just swing it around without pulling your arm awkwardly out of some strap. i use it on site visits a lot to take notes and get stuff out and put it back.
That makes sense. I see a lot of commuter cyclists use them, and I don't think it makes as much sense for them. I am a backpack loyalist because I never really have to look nice. (Although the bike messenger bags from timbuktu or the German company that makes them from recycled tarps generally look shittier than a backpack.)
this is what i was referring to when i said the bike backpack, my friend bikes to work and has one, they're great
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I've just recently learned one of the best lessons of my life. When you need a bag, have your woman help pick it out. Or even just have her go ahead and get it for you. Women are totally rough ridin' obsessed with bags and spend about half of their lives thinking about them. I've now done this for my last two bags - a briefcase and a day pack. These things have all kinds of features and pockets that I never could have imagined existed. And now that I have them, I totally use and appreciate them!
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Backpack
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What features and pockets are you talking about dumb1
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What features and pockets are you talking about dumb1
Everyone is different. But when you tell your woman that you want a bag, she'll be like, "what do you want to use it for? Do you want to use it for this or that? Do you ever plan to do such and such with it," and so on. Then, she comes back with this thing that has like magical powers to make your life more awesome.
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not to dox myself but I carry this bad boy everyday
https://www.zappos.com/p/scully-solvang-workbag-brown/product/8979497/color/6
Fits umbrella (sorry trim), surface pro, banana and plenty of room for other stuff like a pair of shoes. Latches well and has good zipper pockets with a bunch of organizational holes in said zipper pocket I don't use one bit because who uses all those card holders etc in this type of bag. Very long strap to go crossbody and silverback anybody I encounter.
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not to dox myself but I carry this bad boy everyday
https://www.zappos.com/p/scully-solvang-workbag-brown/product/8979497/color/6
Fits umbrella (sorry trim), surface pro, banana and plenty of room for other stuff like a par of shoes. Latches well and has good zipper pockets with a bunch of organizational holes in said zipper pocket I don't use one bit because who uses all those card holders etc in this type of bag. Very long strap to go crossbody and silverback anybody I encounter.
I’ll take your word for it lol
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Tapatalk and a normal browser treat that link very differently :lol:
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Backpack
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Totally.
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This is what I finally decided on:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0184VBB40/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0184VBB40/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
(https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71JBgDay9UL._SL1001_.jpg)
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I have this beaut for work.
(https://snpi.dell.com/snp/images2/300/en-us~A9203918/A9203918.jpg)
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Canvas is very durable. I'll give it that.
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Just don't get a wheeled laptop bag. Please for the love of Xavier Sneed do not do that.
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I have these two things. Like Pete, I don't need to be fancy.
(https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/514DKVXte0L._AC_SY400_.jpg)
(https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41-3mlF4CWL._AC_SY400_.jpg)
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I have a separate backpack that I use for booze/mixer/drugs transpo to paks
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Every ad is now Zappos messenger bags. Thanks, Phil. :shakesfist:
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Canvas bag from Acme Gift that says Kansas Native and has a bison on it. :cool:
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I have a separate backpack that I use for booze/mixer/drugs transpo to paks
Osprey daylite dayPAK for this.
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Every ad is now Zappos messenger bags. Thanks, Phil. :shakesfist:
Most impactful thing I've ever done on here. Feels good