Pocket inventory (was: Tap and faucet and spellcheckers)



Laura Spira:
OK, chaps, this is getting boring now. If you're not careful, I'll start
listing what's in my handbag.

Sure, why not?

Shirt pocket:
* Other glasses.
* Often, a pen (normally a Flair felt-tip marker); sometimes more
than one.
* Small paper objects as applicable (transfer, shopping list, etc.).

Left front pocket:
* Attached together by a series of rings:
- Swiss Army knife (Victorinox, red: two knife blades, scissors,
nail file, pipe tool / screwdriver, toothpick, tweezers).
- The metal interior parts of a flat-type key case, with 5 keys
(house, shed, office, office building, safe deposit).
- Two miniature LED lights.
- A tiny suitcase key that probably gets used about once ever 5 years.
- A holder with up to 6 TTC tokens in it.
- If I rent a car, its key(s). (I used to attach hotel keys as well,
but these days they're usually cards on this continent, while
European ones tend to have an attachment that prevents it.)
* One hankie. (Two if I have a sniffle.)

Right front pocket:
* Wallet, containing:
- bills.
- coins.
- one ATM card, one credit card, driver's license, library card,
organ donor card. (4 plastic, 1 cardboard.)
- stuffed in behind the inadequate card section, a separate
plastic fanfold cardholder with another 12 or so cards (about
half plastic, including some that there really isn't any need
to carry every day, such as my LURS, NASM, and ACBL membership
cards, but what the heck) and some other small bits of paper.

In my previous wallet I used to carry a second token holder, but this
one doesn't have room, so it's moved into my briefacse.

Rear pockets normally empty, but when traveling I sometimes carry an
applicable language dictionary and/or a pocket guidebook to the city
I'm in.

(aue only: I'm sure those computer folklore people must be getting
bored, too)

Wrong, but *now* it is.
--
Mark Brader "We demand rigidly defined areas
Toronto of doubt and uncertainty!"
msb@xxxxxxx -- Vroomfondel (Douglas Adams: HHGTTG)

My text in this article is in the public domain.
.



Relevant Pages

  • Re: Whoever you are ... thank you !
    ... I'm close to 40 years old and I have never lost a wallet in my life. ... My CDL, credit cards, medical card etc. are in there. ... I have never put one in my back pocket since. ...
    (misc.transport.trucking)
  • Re: Deploying to many PPcs
    ... 1.cryptography (Decryotion of data at pocket pc level) applicaiton ... i want my decryption program to check all the 4 folders and decrypt the ... create a folder on the storage card named "2577". ... >>> Mobile Devices Product Group ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework)
  • Re: MIO 168 (navman) how 2 connect
    ... eBay'ed away my SDIO card, but I might get another now. ... >As for using ActiveSync, the default configuration on ActiveSync will allow ... >- You have deleted a couple of configuration files on your Pocket PC. ... >valid for your Wi-Fi connection). ...
    (microsoft.public.pocketpc)
  • Re: OT: Internet Gambling Bill
    ... Heads up to the flop. ... :> River card Queen. ... dickweed had pocket queens and took me out with quads. ... no wonder he gets along with GWB. ...
    (alt.sports.baseball.ny-yankees)
  • Re: Activesync 4.5/Windows Mobile 6 numerous probs with HTC TyTN II
    ... NEC chipped PCI card in the wings for installation). ... My pocket pc is USB 2.0 Full speed compatible so hopefully ... While I'm using my Windows XP desktop machine, I expect the software on it ... behaviour on installation of Activesync. ...
    (microsoft.public.pocketpc.activesync)