Meanwhile everyone in the Every Day Carry community just carry around fidget spinners, a shit covered wristwatch, and spaghetti.
25 0 ReplyIf you're not carrying cooked spaghetti in your pocket I don't trust you.
12 0 ReplyPocket skettis! Sh-sha!
4 0 ReplyWhat about ducks
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Can't go wrong with pocket pasta.
4 0 ReplyKnife and a flashlight are the best starting options I've found, I use both way more than a multitool
2 0 ReplyKnife is the first tool ever invented, cause it's the best one
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As long as I have Santiago, all is well.
16 0 Replyzero real ones
Literally me
15 0 ReplyThere's two kinds of people: ones that know about Santiago and ones that don't.
11 0 ReplyAppreciation does not require knowledge.
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I wanna see the pants.
8 0 ReplyI feel like the keys to heaven and hell probably look different enough that you shouldn't really need labels.
7 0 ReplyYeh but if you can't remember which one is which it's as good as there being no difference. Also there seems to be 3 keys in that keyring.
5 0 ReplyIt's a decoy key.
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Itβd be better if they actually looked the same, so you couldnβt choose by form, but had to use your intuition/heart.
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Where do you buy pants like that? I never gave enough pockets
3 0 ReplyCement store
9 0 ReplyFrom the place Deadpool and all those 90's heroes do.
1 0 ReplyThe Rob Liefeld section of the mall store
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Good keys
3 0 ReplyChainmail Hauberk - itβs fine until itβs hot. 16 decoy wallets - who needs money, buy more wallets. Tactical Glock - LΓ€mp Pacifier, Blankie and Baby Toy - ??? A Rose - wholesome Santiago - Oh Ok The keys to heaven and hell - for janitorial duties I suppose The weight of knowledge - oh, I understand now. 300 loads of cement per hour - pave the earth 16 Pictures of ma - for the 16 wallets. Cyanide Pill - I wonder if this is also a decoy. Your heart - again, no idea.
3 0 ReplyThat's a lot of cement wheelbarrows to lug around.
But at least I can then repair all the potholes.
2 0 ReplyFun fact, its illegal to do that
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