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Placing the backpack at your feet takes almost the same space, unless you are really fat, plus it becomes a tripping hazard and gets kicked.
by eeZah7Ux 9y ago
Placing the backpack at your feet takes almost the same space, unless you are really fat, plus it becomes a tripping hazard and gets kicked.
- yardie 9y agoUnless you are a slug, or have elephantitis, your torso and arms take up twice the volume of your legs.
- cat199 9y agoIt's called 'straddling'. This way, the space between your legs (which is about the same width as your shoulders) serves as a convenient location to store said bag, while also allowing you to stand over it and thereby protect it from trips/kicks and reduce your overall surface footprint.