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What is in your backpack or bag?

khalessi

Was going through my bag earlier looking for change and the amount of crap in it.

whistle, torch, sellotape, duct tape, scissors, pens lots of pens, pencils, eraser,

sharpener, deodorant, perfume,glasses, sunglasses, spoon, knife, elastics, floss,

toothbrush, hat, charger wire and plug, rechargeable screwdriver, dog whistle,

external hard drive, torch, painkiller, mints, hairbrush and comb, jewellery,

batteries and nail varnish

No wonder its so dang heavy

What's in your backpack or bag?

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khalessi

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Or for your Worzel Gummidge impersonation.

I like things that are multi-functional.

Aunt Polly wont be impressed she can spot a fake

IIGeminiII

A tupperware dish of my own excrement starting from tomorrow.

Leg End Reject

khalessi wrote: »

Aunt Polly wont be impressed she can spot a fake

No tea and cake for me.

Rubberlegs

Purse, keys, pens, hand cream, suncream, lip balm, lip gloss, diary, chewing gum, Double Decker bar, bottle of water, receipts, light bulb, carrier bag.

khalessi

IIGeminiII wrote: »

A tupperware dish of my own excrement starting from tomorrow.

Lab tests?

IIGeminiII

khalessi wrote: »

IIGeminiII wrote: »

A tupperware dish of my own excrement starting from tomorrow.

Lab tests?

Plumping issue at home.

ToddyDoody

IIGeminiII wrote: »

A tupperware dish of my own excrement starting from tomorrow.

Put it on ebay

Leg End Reject

IIGeminiII wrote: »

Plumping issue at home.

You plump your poo like a cushion? Does it make it fluffier or just smellier?

IIGeminiII

Plumbing*

Actually a serious problem. I've had no running water in bathroom sink or from cistern in toilet for about ten days. Been using a potty but not ideal as you can imagine, as it necessitates washing excrement down kitchen sink

Hopefully sorted on Saturday with plumber.

Leg End Reject

IIGeminiII wrote: »

Plumbing*

Actually a serious problem. I've had no running water in bathroom sink or from cistern in toilet for about ten days. Been using a potty but not ideal as you can imagine, as it necessitates washing excrement down kitchen sink

Hopefully sorted on Saturday with plumber.

The bin might be a better choice than the kitchen sink, or bury it in the garden.

jimbobaloobob

IIGeminiII wrote: »

Plumbing*

Actually a serious problem. I've had no running water in bathroom sink or from cistern in toilet for about ten days. Been using a potty but not ideal as you can imagine, as it necessitates washing excrement down kitchen sink

Hopefully sorted on Saturday with plumber.

You'd have better conditions on the inside. Why don't you sluse it like inmates refused to do few years ago?

And back on thread.
I'll pack a bag with some of the things ye are carrying and drag it around tomorrow see does any of it come in handy.

ToddyDoody

IIGeminiII wrote: »

Plumbing*

Actually a serious problem. I've had no running water in bathroom sink or from cistern in toilet for about ten days. Been using a potty but not ideal as you can imagine, as it necessitates washing excrement down kitchen sink

Hopefully sorted on Saturday with plumber.

This deserves a comment.

Poo is just dead food.

Purple Mountain

khalessi wrote: »

Was going through my bag earlier looking for change and the amount of crap in it.

whistle, torch, sellotape, duct tape, scissors, pens lots of pens, pencils, eraser,

sharpener, deodorant, perfume,glasses, sunglasses, spoon, knife, elastics, floss,

toothbrush, hat, charger wire and plug, rechargeable screwdriver, dog whistle,

external hard drive, torch, painkiller, mints, hairbrush and comb, jewellery,

batteries and nail varnish

No wonder its so dang heavy

What's in your backpack or bag?

There's some items in there that would make Mr. Grey blush.

diusmr8a504cvk

Edison Ugly Housetop wrote: »

Gear

Bloody autocorrect, *Richard Gere.

r93kaey5p2izun

Phone, purse, keys, leap card, water bottle, sunglasses, shopping bag, a couple of documents, wet wipes, tissues, gum, lip balm, deodorant, hand cream, eye cream, suncream, sun hat, pen, notebook, feminine hygiene items, rennies, motillium, compass, dog poo bags, scissors, emery board, bobbin, hair clips.

No wonder I'm suffering shoulder pain.

FanadMan

My outdoor bag has a Swiss Army knife, a survival blanket, Anadin, basic fishing gear, 20M of paracord, some chocolate and loads of plastic bags. Where I carry it, it's more than enough for a day or two survival.

Other than that, when I'm going out to the pub, the only check I do is this pat-down..... "Phone, fags, lighter, wallet, darts".

Graces7

IIGeminiII wrote: »

Plumbing*

Actually a serious problem. I've had no running water in bathroom sink or from cistern in toilet for about ten days. Been using a potty but not ideal as you can imagine, as it necessitates washing excrement down kitchen sink

Hopefully sorted on Saturday with plumber.

The great outdoors works better than the sink..;) Trust me......Good for the garden too

Graces7

The only time I carry any kind of bag is when I walk to the Church out here to clean etc... Then, flowers, bottle of water, polish, cloth, pens and card for the info table,... and chocolate for me..

In the far away days when I went over to the mainland, no handbag etc but my purse round my neck, safe from being mislaid, and just money and cards in there. Car keys in my hand then. Only mislaid them once in dozens of years.

The Crazy Cat Lady

laptop, charger, phone charger, usb stick, book, notebook, pens, headphones, clothes and medication

jester77

Kindle, shopping bag, pen, laptop, battery pack, umbrella, water resistant pants, sunglasses, sun cream and bandages.

Ultrflat

I don't have a bag, but generally vape juice, vape phone wallet spare battery and a key.

smurfjed

I go to work with two bags, this is the smaller one:)

Macbook Macbook Charger Ipad Pro Ipad Air Multiple chargers and adapters Headset (work) Bose Headset (Fun) Bose Battery charger for above headset Another Headset (work) spare Sunshades Apple Watch charger Pouch containing work documents Pouch containing money various currencies Car keys Spare glasses Sun glasses Spare bag Torch Gloves Pen, pencil, highlighter, sharpie, ruler Voltaren gel, Magnesium oil spray, spray bandage Wifi dongle Power bank External hard disk Spare apple earbuds Hand cleaning gel, lip gloss, screen cleaners, glass cleaners Dental floss Wallet home, Wallet travel (RFID with nothing in it.) Nespresso Coffee Metal Clipboard Foam covers for one of above headsets Envelopes, new and used Tissues Work cards, about 100 of the bloody things Batteries - rechargeable Aftershave Eyeshades Handkerchief 2 USB Memory chips 600ML water bottle - reusable 600ML coffee flask - reusable Bose speaker
The big bag is even more fun

Graces7

smurfjed wrote: »

I go to work with two bags, this is the smaller one:)
Macbook Macbook Charger Ipad Pro Ipad Air Multiple chargers and adapters Headset (work) Bose Headset (Fun) Bose Battery charger for above headset Another Headset (work) spare Sunshades Apple Watch charger Pouch containing work documents Pouch containing money various currencies Car keys Spare glasses Sun glasses Spare bag Torch Gloves Pen, pencil, highlighter, sharpie, ruler Voltaren gel, Magnesium oil spray, spray bandage Wifi dongle Power bank External hard disk Spare apple earbuds Hand cleaning gel, lip gloss, screen cleaners, glass cleaners Dental floss Wallet home, Wallet travel (RFID with nothing in it.) Nespresso Coffee Metal Clipboard Foam covers for one of above headsets Envelopes, new and used Tissues Work cards, about 100 of the bloody things Batteries - rechargeable Aftershave Eyeshades Handkerchief 2 USB Memory chips 600ML water bottle - reusable 600ML coffee flask - reusable Bose speaker

The big bag is even more fun

roflol.. globetrotting has its price, clearly! amazes me re boards how diverse we are....awesome

JohnnyFlash

smurfjed wrote: »

I go to work with two bags, this is the smaller one:)
Macbook Macbook Charger Ipad Pro Ipad Air Multiple chargers and adapters Headset (work) Bose Headset (Fun) Bose Battery charger for above headset Another Headset (work) spare Sunshades Apple Watch charger Pouch containing work documents Pouch containing money various currencies Car keys Spare glasses Sun glasses Spare bag Torch Gloves Pen, pencil, highlighter, sharpie, ruler Voltaren gel, Magnesium oil spray, spray bandage Wifi dongle Power bank External hard disk Spare apple earbuds Hand cleaning gel, lip gloss, screen cleaners, glass cleaners Dental floss Wallet home, Wallet travel (RFID with nothing in it.) Nespresso Coffee Metal Clipboard Foam covers for one of above headsets Envelopes, new and used Tissues Work cards, about 100 of the bloody things Batteries - rechargeable Aftershave Eyeshades Handkerchief 2 USB Memory chips 600ML water bottle - reusable 600ML coffee flask - reusable Bose speaker

The big bag is even more fun

Do you work in IT and have a beard that grows mostly on your neck?

Stevieluvsye

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Do you work in IT and have a beard that grows mostly on your neck?

I stopped reading after Bose

Real ITeesers use a Thinkpad and Jabra Headset

smurfjed

Do you work in IT and have a beard that grows mostly on your neck?

Not even close, 2nd bag has the shaving stuff.

Leg End Reject

Smurfjed im confused, aftershave and lip gloss?

Do you mean lip balm? It would be needed when you spend so much time flying.

Bobblehats

Nothing in my Gucci manbag but T-boosters a stick of lynx underarm roll a wad of cash and a glock

Trigger Happy

Laptop and a Mac in a sack and a bit of dust.

smurfjed

@Leg end reject.

You are so right, the proper name is BALM.