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Enough said. I mostly just use pockets.


--Andy

Cash I keep in my pocket. I use the little wallet that comes out of the big wallet exclusively, I just throw away the big part.

Cash - pocket
Credit cards, identification, etc. - traditional wallet

Paper money and cards in my wallet, change in my change purse; flashlight, keys, and thermometer/compass/whistle on my carabiner-knife.

/ wrote:Paper money and cards in my wallet, change in my change purse; flashlight, keys, and thermometer/compass/whistle on my carabiner-knife.

When's the last time you've been in a city?

I find man going out with only a credit card and 1 or 2 bill to be very gay.

Like when women go out to a club and all they have with them is a credit card and ask you to take care of it for them.

In any case, I'm not sure 2dimes will aprove of this thread, "we are not broads you know."

People who call people gay are usually gay.


What, wut?

Traditional wallet holds all kinds of cards etc but typically cash ID credit/debit get carried in my pocket.

When I used to drive cab, I got in the habit of keeping my money in my shirt pocket. When you're sitting down in a car, it's too hard to get into your pants, wallet-ted or otherwise, to get money for making change. It's been years since I drove cab, but the habit stuck with me, so money is always in my shirt pocket. Pens and cellphone too, so my shirt pockets are so heavy, it looks like I have tits. At least I don't smoke any more -- it was really bad when my shirts also had cigarettes and lighter.

I have a wallet too, but there's never cash in it, just plastic. Credit, debit, I.D., memberships, Certificates of Training, loyalty point cards. It's unbelievable how many pieces of laminated crap one has to have in this world.

Well here in europe the smallest bill is 5 euros, coins go up till 2 euros which is like 3 dollars, so coins are more important in quantity and weight.
My wallet has everything... Paper money, coins, bank cards, ID, driving licence, health care card, car insurance, parking card, theater card, metro tickets ect ect... It s a freaking nightmare if i lose it/get it stolen! And i keep it in my front pocket.

The other day i was buying a pair of jeans and complained about the front pockets that were not deep enough for me to keep my wallet safely in them. The guy was like wuuut? You keep your wallet in your front pocket? You ruin the shape of your jeans! Everybody keeps it in the rear pocket!

Seriously? Rear pocket is freaking dumb, so easy to steal... And how the f*ck do you sit??

Easy to steal? The thing that cracks me up is when girls put their phone in their back pocket, the pocket covers half the phone and the other half is on view for anyone to accidentally bump into her and steal.

Put your keys and coins in your front pocket and the back is perfect fro a wallet.

Boring old leather wallet hold everything. I even put my security tag for work in it 'cause I hate those little belt clip thingos.

Never carry cash, in fact cash is very rare where I live these days.

betiko wrote:Well here in europe the smallest bill is 5 euros, coins go up till 2 euros which is like 3 dollars, so coins are more important in quantity and weight.
My wallet has everything... Paper money, coins, bank cards, ID, driving licence, health care card, car insurance, parking card, theater card, metro tickets ect ect... It s a freaking nightmare if i lose it/get it stolen! And i keep it in my front pocket.

The other day i was buying a pair of jeans and complained about the front pockets that were not deep enough for me to keep my wallet safely in them. The guy was like wuuut? You keep your wallet in your front pocket? You ruin the shape of your jeans! Everybody keeps it in the rear pocket!

Seriously? Rear pocket is freaking dumb, so easy to steal... And how the f*ck do you sit??

The few years I did use a wallet (from about 2005-2008), I would also put it in my front right pocket. I could never put it in my back pocket. I feel much more free not having a wallet now.


--Andy

nietzsche wrote:I find man going out with only a credit card and 1 or 2 bill to be very gay.

Like when women go out to a club and all they have with them is a credit card and ask you to take care of it for them.

In any case, I'm not sure 2dimes will aprove of this thread, "we are not broads you know."

When I was in Mexico and went clubbing with nietzsche, I was surprised as he loaded his credit cards and money into several large burlap sacks and then tied them down to the back of a burro. Well, the joke was on me I suppose because it worked and, guess what? The burro even got 2 free shots of tequila at Señor Frog's for being the 100th customer that day. When I got back to Santa Barbara I got my own burro and now that's what I use when I'm about town - I don't even carry a wallet anymore! Just goes to show you.

Here's me last summer heading down to the Crab Shack (LOL, yes, that was the summer I stopped shaving ) -

saxitoxin wrote:Here's me last summer heading down to the Crab Shack (LOL, yes, that was the summer I stopped shaving ) -

what happens when you have to carry your stash of saxibucks from point A to point B? how many burritos do you own?

AndyDufresne wrote:

betiko wrote:Well here in europe the smallest bill is 5 euros, coins go up till 2 euros which is like 3 dollars, so coins are more important in quantity and weight.
My wallet has everything... Paper money, coins, bank cards, ID, driving licence, health care card, car insurance, parking card, theater card, metro tickets ect ect... It s a freaking nightmare if i lose it/get it stolen! And i keep it in my front pocket.

The other day i was buying a pair of jeans and complained about the front pockets that were not deep enough for me to keep my wallet safely in them. The guy was like wuuut? You keep your wallet in your front pocket? You ruin the shape of your jeans! Everybody keeps it in the rear pocket!

Seriously? Rear pocket is freaking dumb, so easy to steal... And how the f*ck do you sit??

The few years I did use a wallet (from about 2005-2008), I would also put it in my front right pocket. I could never put it in my back pocket. I feel much more free not having a wallet now.


--Andy

i said what I carry around. what do you carry around to let it free in your pockets? it seems like the best way to lose stuff! I don't see how you lose freedom with a wallet... with just you pockets you have to be constantly on the look out each time you sit that nothing fell off... I love my friends with no wallet and just pockets. they leave tons of coins in my sofa each time. Also, it's the best way to have all your ID cards ect ruined in no time.

trevor33 wrote:Easy to steal? The thing that cracks me up is when girls put their phone in their back pocket, the pocket covers half the phone and the other half is on view for anyone to accidentally bump into her and steal.

Put your keys and coins in your front pocket and the back is perfect fro a wallet.

well i don't get your point trevor... or better said i don't understand your first question if it's rethorical or not... don't you agree that the back pocket is the best one to get nicked?

saxitoxin wrote:

nietzsche wrote:I find man going out with only a credit card and 1 or 2 bill to be very gay.

Like when women go out to a club and all they have with them is a credit card and ask you to take care of it for them.

In any case, I'm not sure 2dimes will aprove of this thread, "we are not broads you know."

When I was in Mexico and went clubbing with nietzsche, I was surprised as he loaded his credit cards and money into several large burlap sacks and then tied them down to the back of a burro. Well, the joke was on me I suppose because it worked and, guess what? The burro even got 2 free shots of tequila at Señor Frog's for being the 100th customer that day. When I got back to Santa Barbara I got my own burro and now that's what I use when I'm about town - I don't even carry a wallet anymore! Just goes to show you.

You should've seen saxi wasted riding the burro back home, it was hilarious. "Oh no burrito not that fast!!!"

saxitoxin wrote:Here's me last summer heading down to the Crab Shack (LOL, yes, that was the summer I stopped shaving ) -

What is Esmerelda carrying on her back there?

I use a strongbox in a remote control carriage with an extra security feature,

BigBallinStalin wrote:

/ wrote:Paper money and cards in my wallet, change in my change purse; flashlight, keys, and thermometer/compass/whistle on my carabiner-knife.

When's the last time you've been in a city?

I don't know, there's no room on my belt for a calender.

/ wrote:

BigBallinStalin wrote:

/ wrote:Paper money and cards in my wallet, change in my change purse; flashlight, keys, and thermometer/compass/whistle on my carabiner-knife.

When's the last time you've been in a city?

I don't know, there's no room on my belt for a calender.

and any chance you are doing all this to work on a mafia game even cooler than the lovecraft you did last year???

Between front and back pocket yes I'd say back pocket is easier to steal from but it depends on how deep the pockets are... the jeans that I wear have deeper back pockets than front I think, certain wider. Would feel weird at the front, but I see what you mean about it being uncomfortable, that's why I don't keep keys or change in it. Have had my wallet stolen once but it was in my backpack at the time.

trevor33 wrote:Between front and back pocket yes I'd say back pocket is easier to steal from but it depends on how deep the pockets are... the jeans that I wear have deeper back pockets than front I think, certain wider. Would feel weird at the front, but I see what you mean about it being uncomfortable, that's why I don't keep keys or change in it. Have had my wallet stolen once but it was in my backpack at the time.

i've had it stolen once in barcelona getting drunk on a beach. those jeans had front pockets not deep enough, when i was sitting down you could have like one third comming out. hopefully i made 2 wallets for thet trip... one with cash, ID and debit card, the other one with passport and traveller s checks. went to morrocco after that, stayed a week and had to come back, all this with just 140 euros in traveller's checks. needless to say i was negocitating every little crap like crazy in morocco lol

Armored trucks follow me around along with personal body guards supported by snipers in a chopper. I'm pretty big time.