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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)

 

 

HGRT (Hightower Geek Rating Scale)

 

 

0/1 + 0 - 0*3*(2/2) = 0.... what that make me?

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Gerbil food. The gerbil is an essential member of the IT team if I need any cables severing in an emergency.

 

I'd like a gerbil. I wonder if SLT will let me have one. I could feed anoying kids to it.

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Work Bag:

 

1x laptop

1x WiSpy

1x Toothbrush&Paste (I have braces)

2x Manuals for Frogtrade (One day I'll readthem)

1x Android Phone (gps and other stuff onit)

1x iPhone (it's just better, usually in pock tho)

1x wallet

1x Id

1x Car Keys

1x Half Eaten packet of polos

1x Starbucks Micro coffee (for those who dare offer me inferior coffee)

400x petrol receipts that I'll one day claim back.

30+ Twix wrappers.

1x unidentified slime and crumpled tissue.

30grams of sand.

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I have a satchel type briefcase full of junk mostly:

*Pens

*HTC Deisre

*HTC Desire Charger

*Spare Battery for HTC Desire

*House Keys

*Car Keys

*Work Keys

*Unopened Post

*Local Free Newspaper (haven't read it yet)

*Lunch

*iPAD

*iPAD Charger

*Nail Clippers

*Various Receipts

*Notebook (nearly full)

*Notebook (unused)

*Umbrella

*Wage Slips

*Plastic Carrier Bag

*Unused Jiffy PB1 Envelope

*Virus Removal Software on CD

*Local Magazine

*Bank Statements

*Unopened / un-applied for Job Application Pack

*Networking Magazine

*McDonalds Free Coffee Vouchers

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Black Belt for Martial Arts

Laptop

Change of clothes

Pair of trainers

Pocket tool kit

Phone

Pencil case full of pens, pencils, rulers etc

Varying USB leads

Varying lengths of Cat5E cable

6 USB sticks

External HDD

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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.

 

I had a clear out in my van the other day and found no less than 7 rolls of gaffer tape =D, part of the drummers tool kit, gaffer tape, vice grips and WD-40

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

 

How do we get EduGeek branded stuff?!?!? I want a EduGeek lanyard :)

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I had a clear out in my van the other day and found no less than 7 rolls of gaffer tape =D, part of the drummers tool kit, gaffer tape, vice grips and WD-40

 

did you clean out the blood from the victims or just the gaffer tape? :D

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Various hard drives in housings.

Assorted USB cables with various ends

iphone cable.

Various CDs and DVDs, some identifialble, some not.

Laptop bag strap.

PCMCIA wireless card

Assorted bits of paper in varying states of decay.

Pritstick

Battery for my video camera.

Mouse

Mini screwdriver set.

Virgin SIM card

Manual for a camcorder

Laptop bag strap.

Sticky Velcro squares

ADSL Filter

Another mouse

Some more hard drives.

Lunchbox (now empty)

PCMCIA network card

Broken lanyard

Ocean diver training printout.

2 old sony eriksson phones.

2006 diverlogs brochure

Assorted pens.

 

I really must have a cull sometime.

Pencil

memory stick

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I would be happy to have your briefcases!! Lol

I have a satchel type briefcase full of junk mostly:

*Pens

*HTC Deisre

*HTC Desire Charger

*Spare Battery for HTC Desire

*House Keys

*Car Keys

*Work Keys

*Unopened Post

*Local Free Newspaper (haven't read it yet)

*Lunch

*iPAD

*iPAD Charger

*Nail Clippers

*Various Receipts

*Notebook (nearly full)

*Notebook (unused)

*Umbrella

*Wage Slips

*Plastic Carrier Bag

*Unused Jiffy PB1 Envelope

*Virus Removal Software on CD

*Local Magazine

*Bank Statements

*Unopened / un-applied for Job Application Pack

*Networking Magazine

*McDonalds Free Coffee Vouchers

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I would be happy to have your briefcases!! Lol

 

You're welcome to it - the unopened post is some pretty massive bills - including one for the highest ever balance I've ever incurred on a credit card....

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Handbag:

HTC Desire

HTC Desire charger

mirror

inhaler

cheque book

wallet of credit/debit cards etc

purse

ball (for dog)

cloth eco-bag for any purchases

two apples

small screwdriver

small plastic farmer (don't ask)

two memory sticks and one 'credit card' stick

Keys

Driving licence

assorted receipts

sweetners

lip gloss

 

Not bad really, for a girl!

 

The work bag, on the other hand, has all the usual stuff in it: CD wallet full of useful stuff, multi-tool, cable maker and bits, screwdriver set, ethernet cable, mouse, powered usb hub, external hard drive, external DVD player, several payslips, A4 file with stuff in, more apples, invoices for this and that, mains cable, printer cable etc etc. Much of which I relaly don't have to carry around all day.

Still, whilst I don't have a hammer, the multi-tool has a couple of really sharp knives that I find very useful.:)

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The reason I don't have much technical stuff in my bag is because I have all my important files in DropBox, a 16GB USB stick in my pocket with everything else, and one of these on my belt:

 

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/415-HTeUPLL._SS400_.jpg

 

Gerber Suspension Multi-tool. Brilliant. Got mine off Amazon when it was a special offer for £18. It's a bit pricier now:

 

Gerber Suspension Multi-Tool: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

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Toshiba R700

R700 Charger

Notebook

A3 site building plans

iPhone cable

Keys (car, work, home)

P45

Payslip

iPhone headphones

Mints

Screwdriver

Ubuntu LiveCD

4 USB Sticks

More pens then I can be bothered to count

Pages of IT budgets

Meeting minutes

More building plans!

Furniture plans

Endless pages of quotes and tender responses

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There's some nice kit there. Thanks.

 

Agreed. Husband's grandfather used to work for them as a craftsman which is how I 'found' them. Bag was my Christmas present last year. I love it :)

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In my 17" HP Rucksack is:

Samsung NC10

Charger for NC10

Mouse

Various empty wrappers

IEC Lead

My Planner case which has loads of contacts cards in it, paper, passes from trade shows and randomness

Wage Slips

Biscuits for snacking

Bag of crisps

Too many pens to count

Lunchbox

couple of screwdrivers

USB Flash Drive

Business Cards

Work ID Card complete with 3 Lanyards

Work Keys (when I've finished for the day and gone home otherwise they are in my pocket or on my desk)

 

It did used to have a small hammer in it until I went to a conference where my bag was searched as part of the security checks and I forgot it was in it, highly embarrassing situation that one!

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The reason I don't have much technical stuff in my bag is because I have all my important files in DropBox, a 16GB USB stick in my pocket with everything else, and one of these on my belt:

 

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/415-HTeUPLL._SS400_.jpg

 

Gerber Suspension Multi-tool. Brilliant. Got mine off Amazon when it was a special offer for £18. It's a bit pricier now:

 

Gerber Suspension Multi-Tool: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

 

Same here.

 

50GB Dropbox with all my "stuff" in it

4GB USB drive on my keys

Letherman Surge attached to my belt

 

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/71pCYWosaqL._AA1000_.jpg

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The reason I don't have much technical stuff in my bag is because I have all my important files in DropBox, a 16GB USB stick in my pocket with everything else, and one of these on my belt:

 

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/415-HTeUPLL._SS400_.jpg

 

Gerber Suspension Multi-tool. Brilliant. Got mine off Amazon when it was a special offer for £18. It's a bit pricier now:

 

Gerber Suspension Multi-Tool: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools

 

I too have this Gerber - certainly worth the money I paid for it. (around £20)

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