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  3. Superuser

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    Superuser replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    It depends on what I wearing and the time of year but its my keys, wallet, and phone of course. Nothing goes in my back pockets so the phone can be a merry go around. Colder weather I have a jacket and warmer weather often wearing cargo pants so not a problem in those cases. Sometimes it is just in my hand or in my bag which always have when go to work. I did start putting my wallet in my back pocket when young because that is what every one else did but then asked myself why am I sitting on my wallet? LOL Didn't even have a phone to worry about back than. Your wallet also is not
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  6. warwagon

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    +warwagon replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    Front left, usually my phone and probably a usb flash drive Front right - My keys when I get out of my car Rear Left - Checkbook and Wallet Rear Right - Usually Empty
  7. cork1958

    Pidgin 2.14.3 [Update]

    cork1958 replied to Copernic's topic in Front Page News

    There are still several around although I don't know anyone that has used one in years. I believe the last time I even checked one out was in the 90's!
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  10. jnelsoninjax

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    +jnelsoninjax replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    Depending on what I am wearing (shorts or pants) Left front - keys, right: most of time empty unless I do not have a rear pocket then wallet. Right rear = wallet. My cell has a belt clip case, and generally I have it clipped to my belt or shirt if I do not have a belt.
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  13. Nick H.

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    Nick H. replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    Sensory distraction (I'm not sure if that's the correct term). Bumping into someone can take their attention away from the feeling of the wallet being lifted. Add an extra step of replacing the wallet with something else to give you more time to get away:
  14. Harpo

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    Harpo replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    Usually nothing unless I'm going out somewhere, then just my wallet and my keys. I've always carried my wallet in my front pocket also, not so much because I'm afraid of it being stolen but because I can't stand sitting on it. Speaking of thieves though I'm still amazed that someone could still something out of your back pocket without you noticing, doesn't seem possible. People are always shocked/horrified when I tell them I've never owned a cell phone.
  15. Jim K

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    Jim K replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    Front right - Phone Front left - keys (and change if I receive any) Right rear - wallet Do we have left rear pockets?
  16. ThaCrip
    "Facebook is suffering a worldwide outage" ; Look like they did humanity a favor for a change
  17. Nick H.

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    Nick H. replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    Well I've got paper and a lighter to start a fire, so the barbeque might be overkill.
  18. He's Dead Jim

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    He's Dead Jim replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    I tend not to put things in my trouser pockets, occaisionally my wallet, but usually have dog poop bags, keys and phone. in my jacket.
  19. SnoopZ

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    SnoopZ replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    I kind of expect you to pull a barbeque out in a minute!
  20. Nick H.

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    Nick H. replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    It depends on what I'm wearing. Work trousers - Front left: Work phone Front right: Personal phone Home - Front left: Wallet/free Front right: Personal phone Back left: Wallet/free Back right: free Jacket/coat: Left: Mask Right: Lighter And then there is my bag: Tobacco, filter tips, keys, plastic bag, book, notebooks, pen, passport, padlock, lockpick set, hand sanitiser, masks, charging brick, cables, knife, mints, lighter, snack, drink...I think the only thing I'm missing is some rope.
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  22. Steven P.

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    Steven P. replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    Front left phone, front right keys, rear right: wallet
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  24. SnoopZ

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    SnoopZ replied to Sir Topham Hatt's topic in General Discussion

    I would never put anything of important in my rear pockets where I could lose or get nicked. Front Right is only ever my wallet and phone(in a custom made pouch as to never get damaged). Front Left, house keys + coins( in a pouch as to not hole the pocket) and car keys.
  25. InsaneNutter

    Share your oldest screenshots

    +InsaneNutter replied to Elliot B.'s topic in General Discussion

    @ozgeekI had a very similar version of that case, the front design just looks a little different to yours. The photo meta data shows the date taken as 23.01.2004:
  26. Sir Topham Hatt

    What Do You Put in Your Pockets?

    Sir Topham Hatt posted a topic in General Discussion

    Just wondering. Generally I have: Front left: Phone Front right: Wallet Rear left: Temporary place for rubbish Rear right: Car keys
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  28. lexa000
    My personal grievance with Snip & Sketch is that the last time I used it, it still didn't have a dedicated button to open the snip in Paint 3D, which is an awfully handy feature of the Snipping Tool
  29. gb8080
    I gave up Firefox when they dropped support for multi-row tabs (Tab Mix Plus extension). When I saw the title of this post, I hoped for a moment that maybe it might be supported again. No, and on the contrary it sounds like yet another reason to forget Firefox.
  30. studddmuffin1969
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  31. boo_star
    Probably to make it look like it isn't a Chinese company. Although using the all caps thing in the name kinda ruins that.
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