What's in your bag? / Everyday carry (EDC)

A bad workman always blames his tools.

Because it seems like it's almost entirely males who need to make EDC posts?

True dat.

How many of the male posts have condoms in their EDC?

It's not all blokes what photographs the stuff the carry everyday:
http://whats-n-yourbag.tumblr.com

People carry far too much shit with them.

Thrunite T01 arrived today. It's a bright little bugger and fits nicely on a keyring.
Job done.

^^ 'You're humping way too much troop, don't need half this shit' Platoon

Love those Gerbers, but they aren't EDC legal are they?

It's non-locking and the blade is a standard Stanley knife.

As long as you aren't a teenager carrying it to school, it's pretty legal.

Only virgins post EDC stuff so presumably they don't need condoms?

#sorry31trumyouwerecaughtinthecrossfire

EDD Every Day Desk

No screen shot of midget pron?

Nope, only some Heinz Ketchup sachets, some Pepsi Max, coffee. No filth I'm afraid.

You got me...

https://extrememidgetwrestling.com/

I clicked and scrolled down, saw this and assumed It Was A Post . . .

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Must be different from mine, which has a liner lock.

A liner lock, that's what it is called, yes.

So it's a lock knife and hence not legal for EDC - right?

Forgot to click reply. @Sharkstar.
Legal if you have a reason or excuse to carry it. If you use it at or for work and are going to or from said work you'd be fine. Going to the pub or in town of an evening you might struggle to explain it. If you have a perfectly reasonable reason to carry it then you're okay but as with most police contact if you pass the attitude test you can get away with murder.
Finally there's always the "I just found that down the road and I was taking it to the police station". As long as it is not prohibited like a flick knife there's no reason once you have delivered it to the police station that you could not claim back said "found knife" after six weeks or so.
Probably.

@Constable_Savage thanks for clarifying. Not sure I'd take my chances. I keep a locklless Victorinox in my cycle bag 'just in case' but I assume that is fine. I've even got into gigs with that in the bag though that's because I forgot about it and security didn't look very hard (I have a good attitude I guess).

If it is folding, doesn't lock and has a blade less than three inches you could whittle a stick in the street if you so wished. Better not to go baiting the filth though.

Purely out of interest, what's the score with an Opinel? You can lock it shut that's obvious but my father-in-law pointed out that you can also lock it open... I was completely oblivious to this til he stumbled upon it... Not even sure it's intentional on an Opinel but it does work...

It is a locking knife so not permitted unless you have a legitimate reason.