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[userdude]

Yeah, but it is like separating produce bags where you stand there struggling for minutes hours, sweating like a heathen, please LAWD open sesame, open YOU TWIT!!, dangit all to HAIL!, WHY WON'T YOU COME APART!! DAMN YOU BAG! AAAARGH!! Why is everyone staring!?! Why am I on my knees?!? Eff it, I'll just carry my wet head of lettuce and two peppers and cilantro ALL THE WAY TO THE CAR!!! Criminy and bugger me! FML FML!!

Like that? Meh, probably easier I'm sure.

 

[Squatch]

This reminds me of tear offs for racing helmets when you're on dirt... intrigued.

 

[helifino16]

I think I've seen this on Race Cars as well. Cool.

 

[Motovita]

This reminds me of tear offs for racing helmets when you're on dirt... intrigued.

It's a racer thing, road or dirt.

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