http://thesatchelpages.com/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/ Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 21 May 2012 16:28:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 http://thesatchelpages.com/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/#comment-116 How not to have your wallet stolen - The Satchel Pages: Home of the Man Purse Tue, 14 Mar 2006 06:23:43 +0000 http://thesatchelpages.com/2006/01/16/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/#comment-116 [...] New man-purse toters often experience a newfound sense of comfort . . . mostly because they no longer have to sit with a bulgy wallet in their pants. There’s no reason to keep a wallet in your pocket if you’re packing a man bag. But if you can’t feel it jabbing into you every time you walk or sit down, how do you make sure your wallet stays with you? [...] [...] New man-purse toters often experience a newfound sense of comfort . . . mostly because they no longer have to sit with a bulgy wallet in their pants. There’s no reason to keep a wallet in your pocket if you’re packing a man bag. But if you can’t feel it jabbing into you every time you walk or sit down, how do you make sure your wallet stays with you? [...]

]]> http://thesatchelpages.com/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/#comment-115 The second-littlest man purse - The Satchel Pages: Home of the Man Purse Wed, 01 Feb 2006 19:57:39 +0000 http://thesatchelpages.com/2006/01/16/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/#comment-115 [...] Man-bag tour guide Joe Ganley alerts us to Mr. Smith’s Jimi, which might be right for you if you buy into the whole pocket-purse thing but altering mint boxes isn’t your bag. The Jimi is longer and wider than an Altoids tin, but thinner — big enough, say its creators, to store up to five credit cards and three double-folded bills. Like an Altoids purse, it’s made from recycled materials, but it comes in six plastic-candy colors. And yes, they sell a lanyard for it, so you can carry your Jimi like a purse. [...] [...] Man-bag tour guide Joe Ganley alerts us to Mr. Smith’s Jimi, which might be right for you if you buy into the whole pocket-purse thing but altering mint boxes isn’t your bag. The Jimi is longer and wider than an Altoids tin, but thinner — big enough, say its creators, to store up to five credit cards and three double-folded bills. Like an Altoids purse, it’s made from recycled materials, but it comes in six plastic-candy colors. And yes, they sell a lanyard for it, so you can carry your Jimi like a purse. [...]

]]> http://thesatchelpages.com/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/#comment-114 Joe Ganley Tue, 17 Jan 2006 19:56:14 +0000 http://thesatchelpages.com/2006/01/16/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/#comment-114 Another alternative: The Jimi (www.thejimi.com). I haven't used or even seen it, but it looks promising. Another alternative: The Jimi (www.thejimi.com). I haven’t used or even seen it, but it looks promising.

]]> http://thesatchelpages.com/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/#comment-113 Joe Ganley Tue, 17 Jan 2006 18:27:53 +0000 http://thesatchelpages.com/2006/01/16/the-dangers-of-butt-rotation/#comment-113 After much experimentation: I've gone radically minimal with the whole wallet thing. I carry my driver's license, one credit card, and my cash, all secured with a nice Tiffany money clip that my wife gave me. The rest of my former wallet contents go in my (ahem) man-bag. After much experimentation: I’ve gone radically minimal with the whole wallet thing. I carry my driver’s license, one credit card, and my cash, all secured with a nice Tiffany money clip that my wife gave me. The rest of my former wallet contents go in my (ahem) man-bag.

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