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Printablekidelrich said: jerseykrs said: hahah, yes, back in the day, a fatcapped krylon would have been in there..... So, does your musical taste change every decade? What can we expect in the next couple of years? Alt.country? har har har.  | |
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jerseykrs said: Sweeny79 said: I forgot the "the" before ...sue me... I wanna know what the "stuff" in question is... I assume at some point he carried around spray paint...because that's just something he would do...but I don't think that spray paint is currently in his back pack...so i wanna know what is!  hahah, yes, back in the day, a fatcapped krylon would have been in there.....  In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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i dont carry a purse
i put my car keys in my pocket and my cash / debit card and license in the other pocket  | |
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so anyway, you can find in there
mp3 player earphones sharpies (hahah, old habits die hard) wallet check book pills rubbers (they'll never get used) chapstick gum mints cell phone hat and anything else I may need to carry that day | |
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I just take my wallet when I go out -
Drivers license Debit cards Credit card B2S store card Tops supermarket reward card Makro supermarket card MK suki yaki member card Sizzler member card Various business cards of English schools and learning centres Subway member card Cards for hotels in Laos, Malaysia and Thailand Card for visa service guy in Penang Photocopy of passport 'Mario' game shop card Kanokrat gems shop card A/C guy's card Foursons wholesale jewelry card Two passport photos Various small sticker photos of the wife, nephews etc. Money ... [Edited 7/31/06 18:05pm] | |
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jerseykrs said: so anyway, you can find in there
mp3 player earphones sharpies (hahah, old habits die hard) wallet check book pills rubbers (they'll never get used) chapstick gum mints cell phone hat and anything else I may need to carry that day Is it a man-purse? | |
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Imago said: jerseykrs said: so anyway, you can find in there
mp3 player earphones sharpies (hahah, old habits die hard) wallet check book pills rubbers (they'll never get used) chapstick gum mints cell phone hat and anything else I may need to carry that day Is it a man-purse?  | |
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I have changed bags so am not carrying the usual stuff around with me, but usually its mostly the same:
Make up Bag Purse Book Pen Earrings somewhere at the bottom or in a side pocket Keys Perfume Shades A feather A lil cuddly dog fish keyring my sis gave me, but it got pink lipgloss all over its face chewing gum cell phone receipts of some sort and I think thats all Oh! and a hair band to tie my hair up when its too hot | |
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REDFEATHERS said: I have changed bags so am not carrying the usual stuff around with me, but usually its mostly the same:
Make up Bag Purse Book Pen Earrings somewhere at the bottom or in a side pocket Keys Perfume Shades A feather A lil cuddly dog fish keyring my sis gave me, but it got pink lipgloss all over its face chewing gum cell phone receipts of some sort and I think thats all Oh! and a hair band to tie my hair up when its too hot You're missing... Plasters Bandage roll Butterflies Bottle opener Ice tray Material for blindfold  | |
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Fauxie said: I just take my wallet when I go out -
Drivers license Debit cards Credit card B2S store card Tops supermarket reward card Makro supermarket card MK suki yaki member card Sizzler member card Various business cards of English schools and learning centres Subway member card Cards for hotels in Laos, Malaysia and Thailand Card for visa service guy in Penang Photocopy of passport 'Mario' game shop card Kanokrat gems shop card A/C guy's card Foursons wholesale jewelry card Two passport photos Various small sticker photos of the wife, nephews etc. Money ... [Edited 7/31/06 18:05pm] You must have a very big wallet  In spite of the cost of living, it's still popular. |
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strepsils
wallet baby wipes nappy receipts tissues bandaids pantyliners/tampons chap stick keys | |
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Sweeny79 said: Fauxie said: I just take my wallet when I go out -
Drivers license Debit cards Credit card B2S store card Tops supermarket reward card Makro supermarket card MK suki yaki member card Sizzler member card Various business cards of English schools and learning centres Subway member card Cards for hotels in Laos, Malaysia and Thailand Card for visa service guy in Penang Photocopy of passport 'Mario' game shop card Kanokrat gems shop card A/C guy's card Foursons wholesale jewelry card Two passport photos Various small sticker photos of the wife, nephews etc. Money ... [Edited 7/31/06 18:05pm] You must have a very big wallet
Though I can only fit all those cards in there because there's rarely any money in it.  | |
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Looking through the contents of my purse I find:
1 receipt badge for work 3 tampons pack of cigerettes 2 lighters 2 identicle black pens lip liner lip gloss eyeliner compact powder w/mirror disposable camera check book cell phone wallet my wallet contains: $9.93 in cash and change drivers license library card gym membership card car insurance card check card target discount card2 2 credit cards health insurance card dental insurnace card discount card for a store I don't shop at anymore AAA card [Edited 7/31/06 19:08pm] |
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My wallet contains;
Names and numbers of everyone on my shit list credit cards photos of Mia $20 Voucher for petrol Car licence | |
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althom said: My wallet contains;
Names and numbers of everyone on my shit list  | |
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jerseykrs said: althom said: My wallet contains;
Names and numbers of everyone on my shit list classic. I got one of those, but I keep it in my head. | |
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not one mention of fingernail clippers? | |
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althom said: My wallet contains;
Names and numbers of everyone on my shit list credit cards photos of Mia $20 Voucher for petrol Car licence | |
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rodman2 said: not one mention of fingernail clippers?
   I never met you, but I LOVE you & I will forever!! Thank you for being YOU - my little Princey, the best to EVER do it | |
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rodman2 said: not one mention of fingernail clippers?
OH! I don't have clippers, but a file. | |
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i was so thrilled to find this one because
it was small i could sling it over my shoulder or undo the strap and use it like a clutch but most of all it matched my good summer sandals! 
it has a bazillion compartments and places for cards so... debit card swimming pool pass card library card costco card video store card sears gift cards that i had forgotten about! CAA card (had to renew that today) in a zippered pocket my birth certificate and photo drivers license that i used in lieu of a passport when i was away recently and my lucky american quarter
in another part my social insurance card provincial health card and my organ donor consent card and the cheap long distance calling card from the chinese grocery (one cent a minute!) in the back part a pack of trident gum my softlips raspberry lip stuff listerine pocket pack strips and $1.29 in change in the coin part! oh! and a purple pen in a little sleeve at the top  She couldn't stop crying 'cause she knew he was gone to stay | |
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In my wallet:
A few thousand yen A few hundred kronor Receipts for boxes sent to Sweden A gazillion food receipts Pepper Lunch Free Drink voucher Joyfull drink voucher Code for my international phone card My hanko (a kind of stamp that everybody has to carry) Gaijin card Post Office card Geo video store card Visa card Driver's licence Popeye Media Cafe card Tower Records card Various business cards that I forgot who they belong to since they're in Japanese. | |
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retina said: Gaijin card
 what's that? | |
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evenstar3 said: retina said: Gaijin card
what's that?It's officially called Alien Registration Card ( ) and is given as ID to foreigners working here, but everybody including the authorities refer to it as "gaijin card" which is basically as offensive as it would be if there was a "negro card".  | |
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On my person at any given time:
Albuterol inhaler Keys Cell phone Never more than one credit card Driver's license Proof of auto insurance Medical and mental insurance cards A little cash Assorted business cards that I've collected Increasingly, some random swatch(es) of fabric that I like.  It seems I'm always planning on having something made. Funny, though, that it has yet to happen.Ὅσον ζῇς φαίνου
μηδὲν ὅλως σὺ λυποῦ πρὸς ὀλίγον ἐστὶ τὸ ζῆν τὸ τέλος ὁ χρόνος ἀπαιτεῖ.” | |
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retina said: evenstar3 said: what's that?It's officially called Alien Registration Card ( ) and is given as ID to foreigners working here, but everybody including the authorities refer to it as "gaijin card" which is basically as offensive as it would be if there was a "negro card". So 'gaijin' is a derogatory term for foreigners? Sounds a bit like the way white foreigners here in Thailand are called 'farang' (dark or olive skinned people, regardless of where they're from aren't called 'farangs', but sometimes likely something else very offensive). The word itself is actually the same as 'guava' in Thai and is also found in 'farangseht', the Thai word for France. Foreigners sometimes find it offensive due to the way it's said and since there is a correct, more respectful term for foreigner which is never used (khon dtang phateht). | |
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Too much crap ..... | |
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Fauxie said: retina said: It's officially called Alien Registration Card ( ) and is given as ID to foreigners working here, but everybody including the authorities refer to it as "gaijin card" which is basically as offensive as it would be if there was a "negro card". So 'gaijin' is a derogatory term for foreigners? Sounds a bit like the way white foreigners here in Thailand are called 'farang' (dark or olive skinned people, regardless of where they're from aren't called 'farangs', but sometimes likely something else very offensive). The word itself is actually the same as 'guava' in Thai and is also found in 'farangseht', the Thai word for France. Foreigners sometimes find it offensive due to the way it's said and since there is a correct, more respectful term for foreigner which is never used (khon dtang phateht). It's very similar then, because there is a more politically correct term for "gaijins", namely "gaikokojin". In all honesty "gaikokojin" sounds even worse in and of itself, but because of its far more respectful connotations it is preferred by foreigners. Try getting the Japanese to use it though...  | |
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retina said: Fauxie said: So 'gaijin' is a derogatory term for foreigners? Sounds a bit like the way white foreigners here in Thailand are called 'farang' (dark or olive skinned people, regardless of where they're from aren't called 'farangs', but sometimes likely something else very offensive). The word itself is actually the same as 'guava' in Thai and is also found in 'farangseht', the Thai word for France. Foreigners sometimes find it offensive due to the way it's said and since there is a correct, more respectful term for foreigner which is never used (khon dtang phateht). It's very similar then, because there is a more politically correct term for "gaijins", namely "gaikokojin". In all honesty "gaikokojin" sounds even worse in and of itself, but because of its far more respectful connotations it is preferred by foreigners. Try getting the Japanese to use it though... Ok I must have had to many wines cause I have no idea what ur both on about | |
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Ocean said: retina said: It's very similar then, because there is a more politically correct term for "gaijins", namely "gaikokojin". In all honesty "gaikokojin" sounds even worse in and of itself, but because of its far more respectful connotations it is preferred by foreigners. Try getting the Japanese to use it though... Ok I must have had to many wines cause I have no idea what ur both on about Kylie! | |
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