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So, TubeNet. All of you people have jobs or other daily activities. You either lazily sit around or do something that better makes the world. What you all have in common, though, is that you do stuff, and to do that stuff, you need stuff.

So, what does your "everyday carry" (EDC?) consist of? I'm sure we can expect stuff like "cell phone" or "pepper spray", but do you always have that lucky rubber band ball you made when you were a cub? Swiss Army knife? Bowie knife? Your grand-daddy's, tried-and-true, WW2-vintage Colt 1911? Tell!

One thing I always have with me is a bandana. I'll usually wear one as a headband, but I'll tie another one on a belt loop on my slacks. It's a very handy thing to have, especially when playing the tuber (what with all the slobber and all).

Please divulge!

I am a commercial dish washing machine repair tech. All of these machines have two things in commom that neccessitate the 2 things I carry. They are both very dark inside and both usaully have a lock on the powerbox. I carry a very strong flashlight and and keyring full of different keys.

Ipod.
Earplugs.
Kelly Mpc.
Pitchpipe.
Harmonica.
Book of some sort and a notebook.
That's when I have my bag, if I don't (rare), I can make it with just the ipod mini.
Of course, I live where public transportation works or on tour busses and planes.
Peace.
ASG

Holy Bible (NKJV)
Smith and Wesson utility knife
Keys
Wallet
Phone
Suit jacket, shirt, tie, pants, boxers, socks, tie-clip, hat
6-hole Navajo flute
Yamaha Xeno Bb trumpet
Glasses
Sunglasses
Wedding band
Casio Pathfinder solar-powered multi-function wristwatch
NB shoes
Waterproof black dress shoes
Sony Z1 HDV camcorder

Generally, I carry around between 238 and 242 pounds!

Other than my cellphone, I usually always carry a small 'Dayminder' that fits in my left-front pocket and a ball-point pen.

Despite the fact that I lived the vast portion of my life without one, and I don't exactly have a high-powered need-to-be-constantly-in-touch job, I feel very uncomfortable if I am out of the house without my cellphone.

-Pen(s)
-Notepad(s)
-Pack of Orbit gum
-(recently) coffee mug

I know—how boring.

I carry a good pen (too many years working at the office supply store), chapstick, sweet tarts in case my blood glucose goes low, and my med pack with my diabetic supplies.

Dell Axim X5 pda. Without it, I am lost. (and it also doubles as my gps)

Gerber Infinity ULTRA-M 22-80027 Flashlight (frequent power outages - finding small parts by reflection/shadow + 100 hours runtime on AA battery)

Leatherman 930902 Micra Knife/Tool (small tools to work on woodwind instruments/wife and daughter jewelry/toys + scissors)

Horse Shoe Style Coin Purse with Extra House and Truck Key (keeps change organized and quiet in my pocket + holds dollar coins for restaurant tips)

SoundMinistries wrote:I carry a good pen (too many years working at the office supply store), chapstick, sweet tarts in case my blood glucose goes low, and my med pack with my diabetic supplies.

Oops, forgot my lifeline also carry a Palm Treo cell phone/pda

I'm surprised, nobody said "Glock 10mm"?

Mark wrote:I'm surprised, nobody said "Glock 10mm"?

SSSHHHH, we all carry, just don't want everybody else to know

schlepporello wrote: Raven .25 ACP.

I had one of those many years ago. In fact, it was my first handgun. Cool little piece.

LJV wrote:Desert Eagle, with extra clip.

Do you have yours in gold plating or Tiger Stripe finish?

(I'm just a kid, so I only got the .44 Mag version )

NKJV bible

Cellphone.

Mini mag lite.

Springfield XDm 40 S@W.

the elephant wrote:(I have large pockets.)

Ahhh, "Doctor Who" type, eh? ("They're bigger on the inside!")

Ordinarily....

Crackberry,
keys, wallet, sunglasses
gate pass to work w/county id attached
lab notebook
decent pen
nice mechanical pencil
TI scientific calculator

if riding bike to work.....
bike lock, cable
multifunction bike repair tool
extra tube
rain pants, rain jacket
clothes for work

Access card for the main building and server room for my primary employer. Access card and rack keys for our hidden "co-location" across town; in the event a disaster takes out our main building we have mirrored data and virtual servers to bring us back online within hours. (We also have a firesafe within the building with 5 weeks of tapes and a safe deposit box with one week of tapes, but I carry neither regularly.)

In the event George Romero was right and Zombies take over some day, I'm headed for the windowless secured co-location and locking my family in the oversized bathroom there.

Wristwatch and cellphone.


(extra reeds, valve oil, slide grease, ect.)