What do you carry with you?

and she's probably tooling around.

and if she's not, she kinda deserves to get caught.

and if you "need" a gun in your day to day before you're 21 you'd probably be safer in custody anyway.

 

Wallet (containing: Library card, debit card, oyster card, Waterstones loyalty card, sometimes some money), a bottle of water, keys, pens, at least one book or magazine to read, a pouch of tobacco, papers, filters, lighter, a toothbrush.

 

House keys/car keys
Mobile
Wallet

Everything usually goes in my pockets.

 

If I am out and about and not driving: Satchel containing: Keys. Wallet (containing spare keys). A bottle of water. Reading Glasses. A book to read. Boring really.

 

My penis, Mp3 player, and cell phone.

 

ok here is a small list of things i always carry with me, no exception. period. to some, this might seem a little excessive, but in this day and age ill do anything to maintain an edge over the next.

1. laptop
2. 3 leather bound law books on local ordinances in my area
3. back pack
4. 1 gallon of water
5. weather radio
6. fm/am transmitter. [dd batteries]
7. battle sword [historic replica from the hann dynasty]
8. 7 days of provisions [m.r.e's, non perishables, trail mix, etc...]
9. tent [sleeps 3]
10. 10 x 15 tarp [mobile home]
11. rubik's cube [ money maker ]
12. 3 days supply of clothing [all weather conditions]
13. ankle socks [ ultra light back packing super wicking action knee highs]
14. tooth pick [ you never know, i might need to diffuse a bomb while escaping hand cuffs under 20 feet of water while blind folded]
15. dental floss [see above]
16. hair curlers [ again see item 14]
17. lighter
18. water proof matches
19. ipod
20. college ruled note books [ 5 subject type]
21. sun glasses
22. binoculars
23. monkey wrench
24. keys
25. spare keys
26. spare for spare keys [hidden in secret pocket]
27. a 6 foot diameter globe [ need a proper prospective of the world in circumference]
28. slap bracelet
29. pogs [ easy money; see item 11]
30. daily news papers [ new york times, detroit free press, miami Harold]
31. gps navigation
32. 4 cell phone batteries
33. cell phone
34. beeper [ back up plan]
35. 20 copies of resume
36. list of emergency contacts
37. whistle
38. camera
39. a 24 volume world history encyclopedia [ 1956 edition]
40. sun block
41. hat
42. cooler

 

Phone, wallet, smokes, keys, lighter, notebook, pen.

 

This is what I carry around with me when travelling:

3 season sleeping bag
silk liner
lightweight tent (2.5 pounds) or cheap tarp

Spare satchel or daypack

(Depending on climate
Breathable waterproof shell with big pockets
Thermal underwear
Hiking boots
base layer
gaiters
hand warmers (made from stripy socks with the ends cut off)
polar fleece (gsm dependent on climate)
beanie, scarf and gloves
all other necessary clothes, wool socks etc.

microfibre towels x 2
small bottle for storing liquid soap ("borrowed" from public toilets, people's houses etc.)
small bottle of shampoo
roll on deodorant
toothbrush and toothpaste
Cheap razors
Personal hair trimmer
lip balm

Lightweight steel water bottle 2L (sometimes two in a hot and dry area)
Mini Butane Stove
Small, light saucepan or mess tin (to eat out of as well as cook)
Sporknife (spoon, knife and fork folded into one)
mini grater
mini chopping board
2 x tea towels (one for drying, one for wiping)
Staple Foods - Butter (always have butter for greasing), milk powder, pasta, rice, salt, pepper and dried herbs, stock cubes, coffee, teabags, dried vegetables, GORP, dried fruit, oats/oatmeal
Fresh foods (maybe) - Some apples, carrots etc.
High calorie foods: small cans of meat or tuna/salmon, pork pies, cheese, chocolate, pepperoni, tinned haggis etc.
1 tin mug
Small bottle of liquor

Ziploc bag full of toilet paper (usually "borrowed")
1-2 condoms
bandaids
nasal spray
water purifying tablets
tweezers
paracetemol
small packet of cigarettes

swiss army knife
lighter x 2
compass
various maps
lightweight cord
pen wrapped in several feet of duct tape
reading glasses x 2 + eye prescription
money belt containing credit card, cash
copies of passport, resume etc. in different part of bag
LED head torch
emergency blanket
spare batteries
spare ziploc bags
spare plastic bags
spare garbage bags
fishing line, fishing hooks, corks

Phone (doubles as a watch, alarm clock etc.)
Digital camera
Notepad
Mini address book
Pen
2-3 novels

I would try to ditch some of that stuff when hiking through mountainous areas etc.

 

in my bag:

blackberry curve
ipod nano
cigarettes
little baby pipe
face powder
chapstick
mascara
a book (right now IV by chuck klosterman)
wallet
passport
keys
library card
darning needles/thread
usually some jewelry or knitting I'm working on
most usually a sack inside an unmarked prescription bottle
sometimes a little bottle of perfume oil

 

i leave mine at home since i don't use it anyway.

 

Really? You should bring it more often. You never know when it could come in handy.

 

i always used to carry it. you know, just in case. then i lost it on the subway that one time and i've learned to be much more careful since.