Hard News: Notes in My Pocket
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Lew Stoddart, in reply to
It seems a universal law that, in such cases, advantage goes to the team in possession.
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The contents of a handbag would be more interesting than a pocket.
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Islander, in reply to
Ur, depends on the pocket, Hilary – or, in my case, 2 pockets in my trou, and 4 attachments to waistband thereof-would take a bit long to enumerate the contents thereof, and I’m not in a pissing contest anyway, but…they all make me feel equipped for a lot of possibilities and so, somenow/somewhen- safer?
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Pete,
Currently loving this
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Of course, there is a website dedicated to what people carry in their pockets.
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Of course, there is a website dedicated to what people carry in their pockets.
That's kind of cool, but I'd be interested to know how many here have a switch blade as a standard pocket item. Knives abound.
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Anyway, this was a Friday post, so as no one's gone there yet...
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As our legal currency, banknotes should not be defaced. Aiding, abetting, inciting Russell ?!
"The Reserve Bank Act 1989 says that “No person shall, without the prior consent of the Bank, wilfully deface, disfigure, or mutilate any bank note.” A person can be fined up to $1,000 if caught defacing a banknote"
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Sacha, in reply to
a switch blade as a standard pocket item
I imagine it's like surveys about sex #allthetime
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Sacha, in reply to
Aiding, abetting
pimpin that current TV ad for fast food featuring abused $5 notes
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Weller never...
...so as no one's gone there yet...
so, that's where green fingers come from...
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Lilith __, in reply to
I strike another small blow for immortality at 2.24!
Hah! So that's what you look like ;-) Neat vids too, thanks.
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Islander, in reply to
At home, I always have 4 blades to hand* - a tiny Swiss Army manicure knife; a Leatherman X6 Juice multitool that has 2 blades in it (serrated and plain), and my ancient trusty Mercator locking knife.
When travelling, I leave the Mercator at home...*Actually, I have many hundreds of blades ready to hand at home, because I collect knives and edged weapons.
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Lilith __, in reply to
Speaking of de-facing currency....
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Mind Reading? The Science of Imaging the Brain,
I’m sure it will be fascinating. I have a few images myself. It certainly helps one “get their head around it” to say the least.;)
I quite like this version that t’other half adapted. -
Whereas this is all good too. At close range one can see the lil' clip that keeps me together . 'Tis a good clip.
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I spent the last three weeks in Bangalore on a biz trip, I'd say maybe 10% of the notes I received in change came with some added text - of course it's harder to write on plastic notes than on cloth/paper ones
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Hilary Stace, in reply to
Yes it is probably about safety. I don't usually have pockets and don't really miss them, but I wouldn't go too far from home without my bag full of 'just in case' things.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Papier mash-up…
The Science of Imaging the Brain,
Here’s some images of brain and body,
using lots of paperwork! -
Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Etui Brutus?
...without my bag full of 'just in case' things.
probably a gap in the market for these...
...in lieu of survival kits, we should carry
small (but perfectly formed) Justin Cases!having been caught out before,
I thought I'd better check on line
and there is this available through
an aptly named company... -
Sacha, in reply to
small (but perfectly formed) Justin Cases!
Beiber sold separately
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Papier mash-up…The Science of Imaging the Brain,
Isn't that a nice piece of work. T'other half made me a light box because we had soo many images. It now graces the hall and at 15 w it's an energy light. :)
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merc, in reply to
That is awe.
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In my pocket: a street map of Portland, some American dollars, a broken watch and a hotel door card.
Stayed up late last night to watch Bruce Springsteen on the Tonight with Jimmy Fallon show (plugging his new album Wrecking Ball). Tom Merillo was on lead guitar, which was a little strange,
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G in J, in reply to
Here are some funny examples of "creatively defaced" currency.
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