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I couldn't find my phone and completely emptied my handbag... :o

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  • hammer
  • purse
  • flask containing soup for lunch
  • keys
  • glasses case containing sunglasses
  • handy andies
  • empty cash bag
  • paracetamol
  • memory stick
  • 4 pens
  • plug for converting a USB mouse
  • umbrella case (no umbrella)
  • double-sided sticky tape strips
  • folding hairbrush
  • hayfever eye drops
  • No More Nails double-sided sticky pads
  • mobile phone

 

Prepared for just about anything, I think! :D

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Now the question is.... why isnt your memory stick on an edugeek lanyard?! Sacrilege!!! :D

The memory stick is one of the freebies from the Microsoft conference and hasn't been put into use yet... the ones I use are on my bunch of keys

Erm, why do you have a hammer in your handbag?

Ah... well... I had some cabling to do and I couldn't find the caretaker's tool box so I had to bring one from home to knock in the cable clips

 

It's no wonder I have back problems! :D

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Contents of my bag.

 

Jogging Bottoms

Spare Boxers

T Shirt

Socks

Kindle

Half eaten Oat Bar

Contact Lenses

Random bit of metal

Anti Perspirant

The lid of a vaseline pot

Eye drops

Pens

Gym Key

Isotonic Energel

 

Barely anything techie related, just steal it from a colleague.

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My work bag is embarrassingly technical and unamusing:

 

Laptop + charger

Bluetooth mouse

Network cable

CEOP biro

Pocket screwdriver set

Precision screwdriver set

2x USB keys

Wi-Spy

CD case

USB floppy drive

Small bag of broccoli

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My work bag is embarrassingly technical and unamusing:

 

Laptop + charger

Bluetooth mouse

Network cable

CEOP biro

Pocket screwdriver set

Precision screwdriver set

2x USB keys

Wi-Spy

CD case

USB floppy drive

Small bag of broccoli

 

OK, got to ask, whats the broccoli for? Never seem that in a technical toolkit :p

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  • hammer

 

A teacher training device as it is more commonly known.

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Once went in the wife's bag for an umbrella at here instruction... "which one do you want?" was my reply :)

Yesterday I looked in there and saw 6 pens, without moving anything, if i dug I bet there are 15. I'm not allowed to"rat" in her bag though :)

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A teacher training device as it is more commonly known.

 

yup used to insert information after the umpteenth attempt every other way

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My bag is mainly a camera bag, so it has a camera + lens; but also pockets of "stuff", which contain:

 

  • USB cables
  • Network cable
  • Insulating tape
  • Cable ties
  • Pens
  • Pencils
  • Post-It notes
  • Multi-tool
  • USB flash drive
  • Memory card reader
  • Highlighter

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Trade the hammer for a screwdriver and you'll be ready for just about everything ;)

 

I'd stick with the hammer. Screws are just "serrated nails" anyway

 

A teacher training device as it is more commonly known.

 

AKA "attitude adjuster"

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Set of Alan keys

Bike pump

puncture repair kit

pack 1st class stamps

various letters and bills

Bank Card

Pen Drive

old pay slip

Tesco Voucher

Phone

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Laptop, psu, mouse, etc.

CD wallet

External hard drive

Web cam

Presentation mouse

2 pairs of earphones

2 Pen drives

2 backup tapes

Family Guy DVD

Camera

USB Battery charger

USB multi-card reader

Case for CF & SD Cards

Spare glasses

Mini maglite

Hayfever tablets

Small notebook

Pen & 2 pencils

Several pay slips

 

... think that's it ... :o

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Lunch.

 

That's it. Everything else important is in my wallet and/or pocket. My car boot does have a worryingly large quantity of gaffer tape though.

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everything I need is clipped to my belt.

 

Ooooooo, showing your geek rating there I'm afraid:

 

items on belt / (items in pockets + items on belt) + number of pairs of glasses owned - number of led zeppelin albums owned * the number of tools on average to complete a job * (number of programming languages comfortable with using / 2)

 

So for instance I have 3 items in my pockets, 0 on my belt, don't wear glasses, own 3 led zeppelin albums, it normally takes me a screwdriver and wire cutters to complete the average job, and I'm pretty comfortable in 4 programming languages.

 

0 / (3 + 0) + 0 - 3 * 2 * (4 / 2)

That gives me a geek rating of -12 making me uber cool on the HGRT (Hightower Geek Rating Scale)

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In mine is:

 

Paper notebook

Lunch

DWP paperwork (joy)

USB lead to charge the Ericcson

baby swimsuit (don't ask)

2x bottles of water, plus one little squeezy bottle for daughter when I collect from nursery

Payslip/P60

Shampoo and conditioner.

Ruddy useless painkiller. In fact they're making me ache more FFS..

 

I dislocated my kneecap 3 weeks ago at work (still gives me the shuddering cringes), and now I need a rucksack I can wear whilst on crutches. The only one at home is our family swim bag, hence the costumes, shampoo etc. I must get a proper work one that I can put a 17" tft in.

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I have two bags, one that usually stays at work to go with me on jobs, and one that travels with me wherever I go :cool:

 

Work Bag contents:

1 can air duster

1 can screen cleaner

screen wipes

network / patch cables

vga cable

standard power cable

usb mouse with usb>ps2 converter

blank CD

blank DVD

cd/dvd writer pen

post-it notes

A4 plain paper

mutli-head screwdriver

adjustable spanner

cable ties (large plastic and small twisty ones)

sound cable

batteries (AA, AAA, D and Cell)

various pens in colours and pencils + permanent marker

scissors

usb memory stick loaded with basic programs/exe's for non-network machines

plasters (just in case!)

5 £1 coins (in case I need a coffee or something on a long job! lol)

1 Windows 7 laptop so I can get online / remote into servers etc. wherever I am on the site

 

Personal bag;

USB phone charger

USB iPod / iPad charger

keys

wallet

phone

iPod

iPad2

some fruit and/or choc bar depending on the time of day :rolleyes:

pen + paper

 

 

I'd love to get one of those "roll-up" keyboards too but don't think I could squeeze that outta the tight budget this year (plus I know it would just end up in my 'personal' bag anyway :p )

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