my good old travel humidor of course, made of cedar wood

ask a silly question...

Actually, around here you don't have to ask a silly question...any one will do.

Every morning a cup of coffee.

according to an ex: A tent, a survival kit ....
He judged by the size of my handbag.

Sounded like a finance question coming from shalom but hey... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Everyday_carry

Since moving to Switzerland, just my wallet and a phone

Being a prepper I carry all my essentials 24/7.

I don’t carry .

I get carried around in my sedan chair

Here's Jon Gadget's take on an EDC kit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0GyiKmCvk8

Good question MusicChick.

I have seen many of your posts and like your contributions. Always friendly and balanced.

My everyday carry:

Douglas Pell stirling silver money clip https://www.douglaspell.com/product-...ey-clips-mens/

Rolex Explorer II watch

Griffin titanium pocket tool which I use as my key chain but is handy for assorted emergencies https://griffinpockettool.com/collec...pocket-tool-xl

Person sunglasses

Depending on where I am: Glock 19 side arm

Mobile phone (also for the flashlight functionality)

And a small knife (nothing too expensive, also use it as a pry bar etc.)

Wow! Are you a secret agent?

I am in awe of you.

Sounds a bit like Patrick Bateman from American Psycho

This is the weirdest thing I have read on EF for some time.

I saw some forums where in their signatures people put a list of their possessions (on a watch forum that would be their Rolexes, on a computer forum their gaming rig precious guts. I don't disapprove it, I'm sure I was like that when I was single, without any serious obligations and perhaps 13 :-)

Just curious, we reached post #35 and no one has mentioned toothbrush and toothpaste.

I have a special Super Rolex watch that I bought in Thailand but the seller assured me it is original. It doubles up as a flame thrower and as a mini helicopter. At least that's what the seller told me but I haven't tried it out yet. The instructions are in Chinese. My socks have thin strips of semtex woven into them, which is useful when I forget my apartment key. I also have a miniature aircraft carrier implanted in my forearm and a nuclear submarine in my right nostril. These two might come in useful should Iran ever declare war on me.

I also have a GA and a Coop supercard, which are useful for when I need to pretend to be normal.

It will not. If you eat a lot of hummus.

Toothpaste! Toothbrush! Hand-gel!

I always eat bigly hummus.

When I was living on a little island in the Pacific I sometimes ate humuns too. When they got ship wrecked.

Some years ago, I was the most sober friend in the group, so I was voted to drive. This is already a miracle but the night was still young.

10 mins later......police roadside control. I got really nervous, the police asked for drivers license and car docs. The car owner swiftly passed me the car registration. I reached for my wallet and started pulling out the halbtax, coop supercard, migro cumulus, lots of supermarket receipts.....until I finally found the license. The police guy was watching the whole show. I was about to pull the license out from the wallet, but the Swiss flag was already visible. The police guy just returned me the car registration and made the gesture that we could leave.

I guess having a wallet full of supermarket cards and receipts disguises oneself as a law-abiding citizen