I’m addicted to the what’s in your bag? pool on Flickr. I find it quite interesting to see what people carry around with them, some have bags full of floppy discs and some have bags containing nothing more then some lippy and a phone, while others prefer bags full of food or veggies, there’s even a knitting bag. Here’s what’s in my bag, item notes available on Flickr.
So what’s in your bag?
Kitta.net 
Good to see the SP in there. Come in handy quite often. 🙂
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Uniball UB155 pen – discerning choice….
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It’s actually the UB-177. 😉
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the SP makes the bag, that’s awesome
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*opens bag…
Umm some pez… a stick og gum… my wallet… random pens and pencils… a candybar… and a bundle of keys… a dairy queen recipt… and my work slip…
*rustle rustle
HEY LOOK IT’S MY BROTHER! (a picture) (*_-)
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hey! just wanted to say that I thought this was a lovely site! Let me know if you’d like to trade links! later!
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A little off the blog subject, but I wish you luck with Cyclone Ingrid. I hope all stays well in Kitta Land. 🙂
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What I find amazing is how you get all that stuff in there, its like theres a doorway to another dimension inside womens bags and they can fit shit like umbrellas in there – and a poodle! I carry around a compass, 3 metres of rope and a swiss army knife in my backpack <— Macgyver freak, I doubt I'd be able to use those things to disarm a nuke like he does though :
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Dan, Cyclone Ingrid isn’t a worry for my part of WA, this is the worst it could do.
Ricky, there’s a part of a woman’s brain totally dedicated to stuffing large amounts of crap in bags. You treat it like a jig saw puzzle, every item is a piece in the bag puzzle and must be placed in correctly.
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Extremely boring uni-related stuff. Fat textbooks, random pieces of scribble, the usual assortment of bits and bobs. Nothing scandalous, alas.
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I hope you are not scared for life from all the damage that was done. That was a very graphic picture
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