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footbag
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foot·bag  (ftbg)
n.
1. A small round bag filled with plastic pellets or other material and used in games that require its being kept aloft with the feet.
2. Any of the games in which such a bag is used.


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It doesn't take a genius to see where this is headed: romance/conflicts with Dalia, battles between Arabs and Israelis, the reappearance of the Phantom, a grudge over a goat and Mariah Carey singing the national anthem at a hacky-sack contest.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] On a cold January day with a northwest wind whipping snow sideways, Cambrian College instructor Bruce Cowton had his first-year powerline technician apprentices-in-training harnessed and aloft 15 feet on poles hand-tossing a hacky-sack to one another.
These bags are made to last, too, from the highest quality material, so your giant hacky-sack will certainly stand the test of time Do-Nut - pounds 149 from www.
 
 
 
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