NationStates Jolt Archive

Wallet (containing money, bank card, spare house key, assorted slips of paper) house keys, tobacco, lighter, cigarette papers, loose change, Maglite, Sharpie, multitool, earplugs, mobile phone.

Should I count what's on my belt?

Should I count what's on my belt?

Guess so, I included the contents of a pouch there.

* hoping this leads somewhere interesting before descending into SPAM *

Nothing in the pockets but lint. My purse, however, is a different story - wallet, cell phone, keys, letters to mail, bills to pay, grocery list, appointment book, loose change, gum, tea bag, sugar packets, candy bar, paper clips, medications.

* hoping this leads somewhere interesting before descending into SPAM *

Given the setup, I have low expectations on that score.

No pockets. But a variety of interesting stains nonetheless.

Let's see... wallet, phone, mp3 player... spare change... keys... that's it...

wallet on chain (including debit card, ID/drivers licence, cards from amy, old backstage pass, few other assorted cards, shit and reciepts), phone, some sweets from a restaurant the other day, glasses, and change

wallet, w/credit cards, driver's license, and a little over 100 dollars in cash.
US passport, key fob for Passat w/house key and car key.
Holster, w/Les Baer 1911
Magazine holder, with two magazines for the 1911
Short bladed Kershaw skinning knife in leather sheath
Polarion H1 Helios Tactical HID Searchlight

Empty.

I don't normally wear clothes that have pockets, so I'm not in the habit of putting anything in them.
My handbag is a different matter, though :
Wallet, keys, badge (for work), weekly bus ticket, umbrella, brush, lipstick, phone, book (currently "The Green Man" by Kingley Amis), packet of Neurofen, small packet of tampons, cough sweets.

im wearing jammies right now but normally i only have a few things in my pockets. money and receipts, kleenexes and carmex.

No pockets. But a variety of interesting stains noentheless.

This is one of those responses that really arouses my curiosity yet I know asking for further details can lead nowhere good.

Pockets: barely alighter, if anything.
Backpack (never leave home without it): keys, phone, wallet, lighter, papers, filters, tobacco, mp3-player, knife, pen, book, some coins, hoodie or parka, depending on weather.

$5. I didn't know that was there. Cool.

left hip pocket contains my cash. The small pocket on my levis just above the right hip pocket contains a Gerber Lariat liner lock folder modified for quicker one-handed opening. My keys and cell phone are on my desk, otherwise they'd be in my right hip pocket.

This is one of those responses that really arouses my curiosity yet I know asking for further details can lead nowhere good.
Now, now. He could be eating porridge while wearing his underwear.

wallet on chain (including debit card, ID/drivers licence, cards from amy, old backstage pass, few other assorted cards, shit and reciepts), phone, some sweets from a restaurant the other day, glasses, and change

That's the one thing that sucks about New Jersey. I can't legally carry a pistol.

Wallet with about 60$ in it, along with a bunch of cards(phone, gift, whatever) Cell phone, Lucky JFK half dollar minted in 1984, aviator sunglasses.

At this moment: room keys and my asthma inhaler

Usually, when out and about: the above, plus cell phone, wallet (folding cash, bank card, "gaijin" card <aka alien registration card>, assorted "point cards" and coupons <several restaurants, bars, and the supermarket>, Universal Studios Japan season pass, various name cards <MD, DDS, assorted friends>, and some sentimental money <100 yen bill, old zloty bill, old peso bill>), 2 pocket knives (Victorinoxes - 1 sentimental & 1 useful), and one of my pocket watches.

Given the setup, I have low expectations on that score.

To be honest, I share your doubts.

Now, now. He could be eating porridge while wearing his underwear.

Or I could be festooned in slowly-drying reproductive fluids while wearing my nightgown.

"He"?

You know better than that.

Or I could be festooned in slowly-drying reproductive fluids while wearing my nightgown.


That would be the obvious answer, and you're not up about the obvious.

That would be the obvious answer, and you're not up about the obvious.

"you're not up about"?

Hunh?

money, keys, condoms, mobile, mp3 player, receits, train ticket, bus ticket, concert ticket, tissue, badges and batterys. I love my camo jacket it has so many pockets.

the ussual

right front pocket: lighter (even though i dont smoke), pen, change,

left front pocket: cell phone

right back pocket: wallet

left back pocket: small notebook

No pockets!

receipts for drinks i bought last night (christ! i spent a lot last night, that would explain the diabolical hangover i have today then), £2.71 in change, my debit card, my uni student card, my staff discount card from my old job, my lawyer's business card, a 90 unit copy card for the university photocopiers, my old passport, a flyer for the club i was at last night.

"you're not up about"?

Hunh?

I'm saying that if there's an answer, you're not likely to be giving us a typical, expected answer. Being covered in reproductive fluids is an expected answer on an Internet forum.

Now, if you said you were covered in traces of Kraft Dinner, I'd believe it.

To be honest, I share your doubts.

Me too.

But in the spirit of optimism...

I currently have in my pockets a wallet, my car keys, my cell phone, three ink pens, and a medicated lip balm. Attached to my belt is a spare car key just in case I lock mine in the car as I've done several times before. It really has come in handy over the past couple years.

Hmm, I currently have USD 28.00 CAD 5.00 pictures of my niece and nephew, a whole crapload of ID cards and other various cards, and my lucky state flag (about 2 inches by 5 inches) that I kept in the top of my helmet in Iraq.

Money (coins), money (notes), house keys, QUB student card, driving licence, mobile, bus ticket

Just my phone, which has a bit of paper with my password for netsoc stuck under the cover.

Pockets, contents thereof, yourself, for the use of

I couldnt possibly fit into my pocket

At the moment? Nothing.

My phone is sitting next to me charging, my wallet and keys are sitting upstairs near the door and my Ipod is in my room somewhere. That is all that is usually in my pockets if I go anywhere.