I guess it is a different take on the proverbial "empty yer pockets" that I enjoy seeing pop up everyonce in a while.
Thing is, it's getting warmer now and the winter coat's gotta go but when I emptied my pocket, I noticed I carry different tools in my pockets, which are different that my pants' pockets. I found:
-SAK Rescue
-some kind of pen
-Brunton FireLight
-about 50$
-emergency bus tickets
-waterproof matches
-Suunto compas/thermometer
-sunglasses
-small maglight
-plenty of old receipts
I think that's it.
Does anyone else carry different things in their coat pockets?
-Dean
Empty yer coat pockets!
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Mine's boring.
1 pair of work gloves with those wool (military style) liners.
1 pair of driving gloves
Maybe a stocking cap
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I carry a daypack most of the time so whatever doesn't go in my pockets or on my belt goes there.
1 pair of work gloves with those wool (military style) liners.
1 pair of driving gloves
Maybe a stocking cap
Lock deicer
I carry a daypack most of the time so whatever doesn't go in my pockets or on my belt goes there.
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Coat pockets
Summer and winter (we have very mild winters) I wear one of those jackets without sleeves. This is mainly a "utility belt" to carry all my stuff :
Work key bunch (includes a :spyder: Ladybug)
Car key bunch
House key bunch
Star starlet .25 pistol
:spyder: Military
Wallet
Parker ball pen
512 MB Sandisk memory dongle
Nokia 6310i cellphone
I.D. card
Medication container w/ 3 tablets
Cheers
Mike
Tip : Put as few keys as possible on your car key bunch. The strain will eventually mess up the ignition lock.
Work key bunch (includes a :spyder: Ladybug)
Car key bunch
House key bunch
Star starlet .25 pistol
:spyder: Military
Wallet
Parker ball pen
512 MB Sandisk memory dongle
Nokia 6310i cellphone
I.D. card
Medication container w/ 3 tablets
Cheers
Mike
Tip : Put as few keys as possible on your car key bunch. The strain will eventually mess up the ignition lock.
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lets see...
can I count my vest? been warm enough that I've been wearing my light vest and just the outer layer of my jacket.
vest:
chest pocket: 512mb usb drive
left collar: ss se cricket
either main pocket has notes in it...
jacket:
front left: cell
front right: keys(2 rings of key & remote, 1 ring of keys)
inside left: pda, paper, pen
can I count my vest? been warm enough that I've been wearing my light vest and just the outer layer of my jacket.
vest:
chest pocket: 512mb usb drive
left collar: ss se cricket
either main pocket has notes in it...
jacket:
front left: cell
front right: keys(2 rings of key & remote, 1 ring of keys)
inside left: pda, paper, pen
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Mine's boring
- receipts from the Post Office, the supermaket, and Wal-Mart (thanks to this thread, I just cleaned them out)
- pair of lightweigt gloves
- keys (occasionally, clip them to my shoulder bag more often than not when they're not dangling from the ingnition switch).
- receipts from the Post Office, the supermaket, and Wal-Mart (thanks to this thread, I just cleaned them out)
- pair of lightweigt gloves
- keys (occasionally, clip them to my shoulder bag more often than not when they're not dangling from the ingnition switch).
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Largely Empty
While I normally keep Hatch cut-resistant gloves and a Photon microlight in my jacket, the gloves are at home today and the light was gifted to a friend just yesterday for a pocket survival kit he is assembling.
My pockets are bare, my friends. :D
To be fair, I change overcoats too often to put anything important in any of the pockets.
It's an OCD thing: you wouldn't understand. :p
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My pockets are bare, my friends. :D
To be fair, I change overcoats too often to put anything important in any of the pockets.
It's an OCD thing: you wouldn't understand. :p
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Ta,
Hannibal
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Absolutely nothing in my coat pockets except lint!!! :eek:
Checked the jeans pockets;
Badge & Warrant card,
2 Debit, 1 Credit card,
£15 in notes,
£5 in change,
Keys with Swisstech mini-tool, Utili-key, Solitare, Resus Face Mask,
Cell phone and pager,
Tabacco and lighter,
:spyder: Bob T jnr PS.
No wonder my @$$ looks so big! :confused:
Can't find the Fisher pen :eek: last used it in the car, going there now!!
God bless,
Checked the jeans pockets;
Badge & Warrant card,
2 Debit, 1 Credit card,
£15 in notes,
£5 in change,
Keys with Swisstech mini-tool, Utili-key, Solitare, Resus Face Mask,
Cell phone and pager,
Tabacco and lighter,
:spyder: Bob T jnr PS.
No wonder my @$$ looks so big! :confused:
Can't find the Fisher pen :eek: last used it in the car, going there now!!
God bless,
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"......and he that has no sword, let him sell his cloak and buy one." - Luke 22:36
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the pockets of my coat -- a huge, early 1970s van heusen monstrosity... tweed lined with black fir -- always contain index cards, pens, and my cell phone. also, if i'm walking outside -- my hands... one of which is usually secretly fondling a knife.
one of the pockets is modified so that i can hide things in the liner, if need be... where they go virtually undetected, as the coat is soooo big and thick. i've found both a flask and a matriarch floating around in there before...
one of the pockets is modified so that i can hide things in the liner, if need be... where they go virtually undetected, as the coat is soooo big and thick. i've found both a flask and a matriarch floating around in there before...
