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Just noticed the damn fine job you did on ALICE gear. Good work! EvilCouch 17:34, 6 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Could you help me please?

Hello, I'm a high school senior currently working on a project for my school, which involves constructing a hiking backpack, integrating elements of various current backpack designs, including various. Since you know so much about them, could you contact me so that I can ask you about them?

It's not that the articles are enough, but that my school is notorious for not liking Wikipedia, so other sources would help me more.

My email is elias.clizbe@gmail.com

Thanks, Elias

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