How much stuff do YOU carry around?

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Postby Misty » 29 Oct 2008, 17:57

When I go out I just bring my purse (which contains a small pad of paper, pen, mechanical pencil, eyeliner, lip gloss, eyeshadow, lighter, wallet, house keys, aspirin, headphones, iPod, flash drive, DS, and all my DS games)
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Postby huddlehouseninja » 29 Oct 2008, 17:59

If I told you what was in my bag I would have to kill you. It's classified.
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Postby empath » 29 Oct 2008, 18:09

Alex Steacy wrote:Okay here we go.
{a lot of shit}
Goddamn I carry a lot of shit.


Um, Regis? "Sable" isn't my final answer - I'll carry Alex, instead. :D
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Postby the amativeness » 29 Oct 2008, 18:17

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Top Row (Pockets): Homemade GAMchek, Phone, Wallet & Keys, Pen
Bottom Row (Belt): Wrench Set, Pin Splitter, Leatherman Surge

Wrench Set: #2 Phillips Screwdriver (not pictured), 6" or 8" Crescent Wrench, Craftsman Speed Wrench Set (3/8", 9/16", 5/8", 3/4")

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Note: Most of the stuff listed is carried as needed. Only my phone, wallet, keys, and a pen are always on me.
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Postby CtMolloy » 29 Oct 2008, 18:19

Depends where im going.

Standard equipment is just my wallet, keys and phone, maybe a book or my ipod if im going to be somewhere boring or if ill be out for a long time.

Other likely items are CDs, ear plugs, insulin, various basses, amp and associated components, pirate sword.
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Postby Hakaryu » 29 Oct 2008, 18:21

Usually just a neoprene laptop case with laptop and my backpack with text books but on tuesday i have my bowling ball and shoes.
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Re: How much stuff do YOU carry around?

Postby Sable » 29 Oct 2008, 18:45

empath wrote:
Sable wrote:I admit that I, as a person, probably am a little overboard. But photographers and geeks usually are, and, well...
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- Canon EOS 30D dSLR camera
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NO BONUS POINTS for guessing what brand of camera I shoot with.


...because you stated the brand and model of your camera; can't guess what I've already been told. :P

But basically, I'd just carry Sable around - he's got everything I need. ;)

Seriously, I'm pretty spartan; 'two feet and a heartbeat.'

ID, currency, keys, timepiece, and sufficient clothes to keep me from getting sunstroke, hypothermia or arrested.

Nonetheless, I can see your requirements for your stuff.


You should see what's in my car.
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Postby masamune » 29 Oct 2008, 19:34

goddamn. you guys are insane. join the army or something.
i carry:
iPod + earphones
zippo
smokes
wallet(empty)
keys
phone
gum

even this seems like too much to me.
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Postby the amativeness » 29 Oct 2008, 19:50

masamune wrote:goddamn. you guys are insane. join the army or something.
i carry:
iPod + earphones
zippo
smokes
wallet(empty)
keys
phone
gum

even this seems like too much to me.


I am not insane. Everything I carry is required for work.
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Postby Cake » 29 Oct 2008, 20:01

I'm not insane. Everything I carry is for self preservation, and general usefulness. But mostly self preservation.
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Postby masamune » 29 Oct 2008, 20:12

Cake wrote:I'm not insane. Everything I carry is for self preservation, and general usefulness. But mostly self preservation.

i wasn't referring to the weapons, or you. mostly the vast amounts of EVERYTHING that people carry (mainly sable and alex). i'd probably carry a gun if i could. in fact, i definitely would. i used to carry a knife, but my friend got randomly busted once and it freaked me out a bit. i don't want my prints on file... just in case.
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Postby Cake » 29 Oct 2008, 20:20

Oh. I was also referring to car keys and money in the wallet and the cell phone for emergencies.
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Postby Evil Jim » 29 Oct 2008, 21:21

Graham wrote:Spectacles, testicles, wallet and watch.

Damn, Graham beat me too it. But in addition to that I gots my pocket change, I gots my pocket knife, I gots me my comb, my pens & handkerchief. Jacket & East German Police bag contents vary from day to day.
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Postby Metcarfre » 29 Oct 2008, 22:06

Man... lots of people here carry knives.
*Note to self: do not meet forumites in dark alleys.*

Normally, its just watch, wallet, cell phone, keys (if I can remember even that much). Excitingly, I just got a Suunto X6HRM watch, which means I also have an altimeter, compass, thermometer, and barometer. These are the basic set. Add to that the following combo platters ($3.99);

School:
- Bag or pack
- Notebooks
- Pens
- Calculator (Sharp EL-510R)
- Snack
- Water bottle
- Labcoat, safety goggles, 2pr nitrile gloves (never know when SCIENCE may happen)
- Bus schedule
Optional
- iBook (old), + cable
- Leatherman Wave
- lighter
- Nerf gun

Hiking/climbing
- Leatherman Wave
- Bear banger with bangers + flares
- lighter
- Chlorine tablets
- Water bottle
- Compass (Suunto MC-2)
- Petzyl Tikka headlamp
- Sunglasses
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Postby PaidTheUmpire » 29 Oct 2008, 22:07

Wow, you all are weird.

I carry:

Wallet
Car Keys
Mobile Phone

that is all
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Postby JesterJ. » 29 Oct 2008, 22:41

Generally I go with Wallet, iPod, Phone. And a belt. I've been known to keep my testicles with me on occasion.
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Postby Brad » 29 Oct 2008, 22:54

If I'm just goin' around, nothing more than what fits in my pants. Most of those slots are taken up before I even get to the side table, if you know what I mean. wink wink. nudge nudge.

So... testicles, spectacles, wallet and watch, really.
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Postby Lord Chrusher » 29 Oct 2008, 23:18

In my pockets:
Cell phone
Wallet
Keys
Mechanical pencil
Eraser
Lead for mechanical pencil
Loose change

In my bag:
Laptop
Laptop power supply
Mouse
iPod headphones
Neoprene laptop case
Calculator
LED headlamp
Clipboard
Binder
Bus schedule
Water bottle
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Postby tamaness » 29 Oct 2008, 23:32

>wallet containing
>>ID
>>discount cards
>>credit cards
>>year-old receipts
>>no tea
>>cash on occasion
>Keys to
>>parent's house
>>valuables lock box
>>apartment
>>mail box
>>1999 Ford Taurus
>>2009 Honda Fit Sport
>>a couple of padlocks I've lost
>lighter
>smokes, on occasion
>linoleum knife, because it's an awesome box opener/cutter, and great for peeling stickers off of crap.
>glasses
>mobile phone

I sometimes have a hat with me, and I have two bags, for different occasions.

Camelbak:
>tire pump, set for presta valves
>bicycle flat kit
>bicycle multi-tool
>2L of water

backpack:
>sketchbook
>pens and pencils
>bike pump, presta valve
>spare tubes
>wallet, mentioned above
>mobile phone, mentioned above
>towel
>duct tape
>electrical tape
>books for reading
>bicycle multi-tool
>500ml of water

Laptop bag:
>laptop
>hand-held GPS unit
>serial-to-USB cable
>point-and-shoot digital camera on occasion
>extra battery
>Starcraft, Brood War
>2 ethernet straight-through cables
>1 crossover cable
>2 USB cables
>USB cable for mobile phone
>serial cable for GPS
>2 USB gooseneck lights
>sharpie, pen, pencil
>S-Video to composite adapters
>USB-to-PS/2 adapter
>USB mouse
>surge protector
>laptop power cable
>standard phone cable

Wife's laptop bag:
>EEEPC 4G WinXP
>portable DVD drive
>USB cable for DVD Drive
>various anime DVDs
>power cable for EEEPC
>spare power for iPod

in my car:
>spare change of clothes
>insurance and registration
>towel
>Hitchhiker's guide (leatherbound omnibus edition) (to be moved to the backpack once I get my bike in usable condition)
>about a ton of fast food and drink packaging, wappers, and other trash
>emergency kit
>Dune audiobook
>Social Distortion "Best of" tape
>plush frog nicknamed "suicide"

in my wife's car:
>iPod
>Yoshi plush
>lotions
>empty water bottles
>her work clothes
>insurance and registration

my wife's car is new, so it hasn't picked up much cruft.

My wife carries less with her on a daily basis than I do. Her purse consists of maybe five items at any given time.
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Postby huddlehouseninja » 30 Oct 2008, 00:13

HOLY CRAP!!! :shock:
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Postby Cuttlefishman » 30 Oct 2008, 00:23

I find it interesting that you know what your wife carries around with that degree of familiarity.
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Postby tamaness » 30 Oct 2008, 00:44

Cuttlefishman wrote:I find it interesting that you know what your wife carries around with that degree of familiarity.


I pay attention, pure and simple. I also have great memory for details.

"where did I put my phone? do you have it?"
"it's in your purse, where you put it after you called your mom."

huddlehouseninja wrote:HOLY CRAP!!!


note that this is all situational, and the first part is what I carry daily, the rest is depending on where I'm going.

I'm the only one driving my car because the power steering is out, and I drive my wife's car more than she does because she hates driving, and makes me do it all the time. And I like driving her car.
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Re: How much stuff do YOU carry around?

Postby empath » 30 Oct 2008, 01:33

Sable wrote:You should see what's in my car.


Yeah, but I can't carry your car! ;)

Mine has a fair amount of gear, including just about every spare fluid for everything it needs to run, two jacks, about six umbrellas, sizeable first aid kit (reminds me; I gotta go through that one and replace anything 'expired') and a lotta tools.

As for going to work, I'll have a backpack with a water bottle, usually a sandwich, my uniform with pen, marker and notepad, a crossword book for breaks, and then a portable pharmacy with cough drops, analgesic, antacid, and a small first aid kit.

But none of this goes with me everywhere, EVERY time I leave the house.
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Postby Tetsubo » 30 Oct 2008, 02:35

masamune wrote:
Cake wrote:I'm not insane. Everything I carry is for self preservation, and general usefulness. But mostly self preservation.

i wasn't referring to the weapons, or you. mostly the vast amounts of EVERYTHING that people carry (mainly sable and alex). i'd probably carry a gun if i could. in fact, i definitely would. i used to carry a knife, but my friend got randomly busted once and it freaked me out a bit. i don't want my prints on file... just in case.


What type of knife is legal to carry concealed in your area?

I am allowed a 4" blade where I live.

I consider a knife the most basic human tool. It can be used as a weapon of course. But many things can be used as weapons. I prefer an assisted opening knife because I wear gloves at work all day. That and they are just cool.

What I carry and where I bought mine:

http://www.knifeworks.com/kershawjunkya ... nedge.aspx
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Postby Cake » 30 Oct 2008, 02:42

Kershaw does make very good knifes. I use one myself.
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