What's in your pockets?

[sufi]

$$$ Finance status?
&&& Quotidian items & Ephemera ?
+++ Electronic or talismani artifacts?

 

[Murphy]

Car keys, loose change, a canteen token but fuck eating their slop, wallet - 45£, €20, bank card plastic, photo booth pic of wife looking stressed and 3 gurning nippers, pic of my folks clipped to fit, laminated photo id’s for different units, fruit pastilles, nicotine gum, fluff, a lone tictac

 

[0bleak]

A key to the house even though I have no reason to ever use it (I haven't even left the house one time in ~7 months) and, for some reason, a wallet with some years or decades old junk in it, or some cards I never use.

 

[woops]

• Pen
• Wallet with keys attached
• Smoking paraphernalia - cigarette case, papers, filter, holder, ashtray, lighter
• Phone
• Book(s)
• Headphones
• Cat costume
• Guitar pick

 

[version]

Nothing.

 

[william_kent]

off brand android phone
yubi key ( because I care about security )
door key ( because I care about security )
DUO MFA hardware token fob ( because I care about security)
rizzla
pouch of drum gold
disposable lighter
bank card
book shop loyalty card
grocery shop staff card ( obviously they don't care about security because they got pwned HARD )


if I was wearing a jacket ( which I'm not at moment ) then a random Japanese Onamori charm or Taiwanese folk religion taoist temple charm or some Korean shamanic talisman ( I have a few jackets, and many talismans because I buy charms at every temple or shrine I visit, or my female admirers will buy me a talisman, they mount up, I'm drowning in good luck )

a small sample of my latest batch of Japanese Onamori charms:



L - R: "good luck", "no bad luck", "lucky future"

 

[Corpsey]

 

[luka]

Corpzey has a hole in hes trouser pocket so he can touch hisself in public

 

[sus]

Miguel Riuz A6 gridded notebook (with notes from the "Art of James Cameron" exhibit at Turin's Natl Cinema Museum)
Sakura Micron PN pen (black; has a width around .4 but is much smoother and flowier than their .3 and .5 pens)
Audobon bird caller (plus chalk capsule)
Clunky medieval-style key (to Torino flat)
Pixel 6 (+ forest green case)
Two-euro coin

 

[mixed_biscuits]

Miguel Riuz A6 gridded notebook (with notes from the "Art of James Cameron" exhibit at Turin's Natl Cinema Museum)
Sakura Micron PN pen (black; has a width around .4 but is much smoother and flowier than their .3 and .5 pens)
Audobon bird caller (plus chalk capsule)
Clunky medieval-style key (to Torino flat)
Pixel 6 (+ forest green case)
Two-euro coin

If anybody ends up in your pocket they'll be well impressed.

 

[sus]

• Cat costume

Woops why do you have cat costume?

 

[sus]

A key to the house even though I have no reason to ever use it (I haven't even left the house one time in ~7 months) and, for some reason, a wallet with some years or decades old junk in it, or some cards I never use.

Why don't you leave? Isn't it nice to sit outside in the sun sometimes?

 

[sus]

if I was wearing a jacket ( which I'm not at moment ) then a random Japanese Onamori charm or Taiwanese folk religion taoist temple charm or some Korean shamanic talisman ( I have a few jackets, and many talismans because I buy charms at every temple or shrine I visit, or my female admirers will buy me a talisman, they mount up, I'm drowning in good luck )

How long have you been visiting temples and shrines? How many talismans have you got?

 

[sufi]

@sus go on tell us about the bird whistle

 

[sus]

@sus go on tell us about the bird whistle

It's a little metal wooden thing. You essentially squeak the metal against wood, by rotating the inner shaft, and it sounds remarkably birdlike to the innocent ear. It takes some technical work to be a passable mimic of any specific bird call, to anyone with an ear, though. I am probably early in my journey.

 

[sufi]

It's a little metal wooden thing. You essentially squeak the metal against wood, by rotating the inner shaft, and it sounds remarkably birdlike to the innocent ear. It takes some technical work to be a passable mimic of any specific bird call, to anyone with an ear, though. I am probably early in my journey.

i like it

 

[sus]

I got very interested in the history of bird mimics and birdsong in music

 

[sus]

In part because birdsong is such a metaphor for the poets. And poetry is music. It seemed very natural someone should learn to whistle like a bird. I always loved the Magic Flute's Papageno and Papagena, their chirplyircs.

 

[sus]

This guy's great

 

[version]

Rogan actually does a great impression of a dog. One of his few talents.