there usually more lenient about it in the country side and such as you could explain the need for it but having one in the city or fairly residential area is a no go.
Meanwhile i had kids in middle school who would pull out a knife in the middle of class and play with it XD
While itās not that common here either to just whip out a fully sized folding knife to cut up an apple on the street, at least smaller knives like those standard sized Swiss army knives are kinda common.
Oddly aggressive shaped knives are usually associated with thugs, though. Like, all of that mallninja shit and āmilitaryā style.
There was this wannabe badass (~15yo) at my school who pulled a (illegal) switch blade out of his pocket to show me cause he thought it makes him cool or something. Then immediately told me he had it open in his pants pocket by accident and stab himself in the legā¦
heās lucky he didnāt chop his dick off XD
That would probably have been a good thing. Some people really shouldnāt be allowed to reproduce.
- Keys
- Personal phone
- Work phone (if working)
- Wallet
- CCW sometimes
- knife if I remember
I also have a backpack for work stuffed full of cables, laptop, charger, power supplies, switches, 232 485 bacnet lon converters, markers pens pencils, electrical tape, flashlight, strippers, 10in1, tech screwdrivers, zipties, wire, wire nuts, hook&loop tape, stickers, business cardsā¦ Iām probably forgetting something. Its a heavy bitch but Iāll be godamned if I get all the way up in a penthouse and donāt have something.
Sounds like itās being put through its paces. Really durable or do you have to replace it every now and then?
- Keys
- Phone
- Wallet
- Blistex
I hate carrying shit
Keys, Lip Gloss, Lighter, Pen, ID, Debit Card, Phone (when i get another one), badages, kleenex, headache medicine and cotton swabs
something I always forget to have with me, also antihistamines because Iām prone to allergies but more so during the summer.
- Pens
- Keys and Keycards
- Wallet
- Thin Moleskin Pocket Gridbook
- Clipboard
- Phone [in a microfiber pouch] Nokia 5.1 [Not to be confused with the Nokia phone in the newsā¦ This is a different phone but next time I may not get a Nokia. Wait and see.]
- Fiio X1
- Charger for Fiio X1 [I donāt have to charge it often. I just keep the charger with me]
- Quart Size Ziploc
- 3 Ring Binder [This is the outline/encyclopedia for my epic] with 150 pages of paper
- .4 Mechanical Pencil
- Two Grocery Bags
- Backpack [I do need to replace it soonish]
Bags and ziploc are for when it is raining outside. I put the 3 ring binder in the grocery bags and the Fiio X1 along with my cell phone in the ziploc. While the distance I have to walk is not far for work or home from where I park, it is far enough for me to take preventative measures from the stuff I care about getting wet.
I donāt run in the rain. I walk nonchalantly with no umbrella.
- phone
- wallet
- keys
Horizon Zero Dawn is a very pretty game. The complete edition was on sale for $16 so I got it. Combat is good, story is good, music is good. It is impressive that the people who made Killzone made this game. To go from FPS to Open World RPG is no easy feat. Thatās a risky move but it paid off. I just started the game but overall I like it so far. I can play the game in short 15 minute intervals which will help for once I start studying. I study for 15 then I break for 15.
Well, off I go. See you all later, feels weird having everything packed and ready to go but donāt need a ton for basic, will be packing again after when I know what base Iām at but still. Will be gone for 2-6 months from the internet so see you all whenever.
Best of luck! Thanks for serving. Air force was always fascinating for me, worked at a base a while ago, incredible stuff.
Good luck and have fun
Sounds both terrible and relaxing (ya knowā¦not taking basic into account).
Iāve played it, enjoyed it.
Good luck on your adventure.