NO.Did I mention, NO?By which, I meant NO. Sure, I've walked out the door without a handgun and/or carbine, but no belt? For smurf's sake , NO!However, I have had multiple opportunities to chastise Mrs Nix for 1) not wearing a belt, and 2) not having a knife with her. So, Clown, you've managed to perform at the 'Average Housewife Level'. Please, for the love of awl things toolable, do NOT let this horrific mistake happen again. (I am sorry to be too harsh here, but this is the kind of slipping of standards with which I will not allow leniency.)
Nix, your admonishment is well deserved on my part. While feeling quite embarrassed, I felt that a confession to my MTO brethren was the only sure way to rid myself of the shame.
Quote from: clown on July 18, 2018, 02:19:08 AMNix, your admonishment is well deserved on my part. While feeling quite embarrassed, I felt that a confession to my MTO brethren was the only sure way to rid myself of the shame. My Clowny brother, I feel confident this will NEVER happen again. You are fully absolved of any shame or dishonor by your confession and act of contrition. Go forth and represent Swiis Army Knights as you were born to do!
Somehow....I actually walked out of the house without my belt on. Now without my belt there was also no ST300 and no Olight! Didn't realize it until I got to work. Felt naked all day and let more than few curses slip as I reached for my trusty tool throughout the day only to find it missing. Anyone else ever walk out the door without their EDC?
And yes I felt "neked" all day.
And how did you get on, despite not having your security blanket multi tool with you? Did you actually need it during the day?
I gather the lesson here is to buy pants that are a two sizes larger than what you need. Then you'll remember your belt when yoir pants fall off by the car.
I always get my work stuff ready the night before because I would forget everything the next morning if I didn't I do have backups in different places just in case though Ocassionally on Sunday evening my watch or something along those lines won't make it to my pants but that happens very rarely
I always get my work stuff ready the night before because I would forget everything the next morning if I didn't
Quote from: Poncho65 on July 18, 2018, 11:47:31 AMI always get my work stuff ready the night before because I would forget everything the next morning if I didn'tIts the only way to do it. In college, I was one of two guys who made it out of the dorm with pants during a fire "drill" (someone's ex added a squirt of lighter fluid and some time to his laundry in the dryer) in sub zero weather. All the other guys had sweats or shorts. (Sub zero american sub zero.) The other guy was my roommate, who'd picked the habit up from my doing it. I might have been pulling them on over my sweats in the parking lot, but I was warm and I had my keys, my knives, my basic tools, flashlight, and my wallet.
Quote from: Poncho65 on July 18, 2018, 11:47:31 AMI always get my work stuff ready the night before because I would forget everything the next morning if I didn't I do have backups in different places just in case though Ocassionally on Sunday evening my watch or something along those lines won't make it to my pants but that happens very rarely You forgot a couple of W's today