Some Stanford dude comes up with a jiggy machine that turns old plastic shopping bags into, "Lamitron" that Timbuk2 then turns into metro-ecosexual courier bags.
You can do the same thing at home with an iron.
Make your own Freitag. LINK
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Monday, July 02, 2007
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