Most unusual items you carried in your TB bag

[one2many]

Bags are of the most important companions we have in our lives
Over the years we are carrying things in them which you would be surprised to see.

I had in my bags usual travel stuff, puppies. kittens, birds, tools, guns, cameras, computers, phones, tablets, balloons, etc.

However, being with my TB bags only a few weeks and without pretending that I will win the most unusual carry item nomination , here goes. I am into sport cars and got this as a souvenir.


Fitted well into my DL briefcase on a way home


What's yours?

[aedifica]

That's a fun idea for a thread! What is that item?

I'm not sure what's the most unusual item I've carried in a TB bag. Maybe it was when I stuffed my S22 & a large Shop Bag with network cables and a kit of computer repair tools.

[BWeaves]

Water. In a large shop bag. It make a great bucket in a pinch.

[one2many]

That's a fun idea for a thread! What is that item?

I'm not sure what's the most unusual item I've carried in a TB bag. Maybe it was when I stuffed my S22 & a large Shop Bag with network cables and a kit of computer repair tools.

Nice. I hope we will get more replies and have fun.

To answer your question the item is a car engine piston with connecting rod.

[one2many]

Water. In a large shop bag. It make a great bucket in a pinch.

Haha, I can see that

[gathiel]

Water. In a large shop bag. It make a great bucket in a pinch.

Vomit. But in a small shop bag. Talk about Tom Bihn saving the day.

[ceb]

You really don't want to know...

[haraya]

I have carried a glass mosaic lamp home from Turkey in a large Shop Bag.

I seem to recall a hamster in a Q-kit?

The Smart Alec is popular for carrying oddly-shaped loads. Janine was famous for transporting watermelons and TP in her SA. Someone carried a (sub?)woofer in their SA.

And somewhere on the forums there is a post about someone carrying their loved one's ashes (in an urn) in their SA.

[gqb]

I once took a raw haunch of venison on a long train journey in a shop bag...

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[DWSeattle]

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No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.

[BWeaves]

Vomit. But in a small shop bag. Talk about Tom Bihn saving the day.

You win. (Apparently I have to make my comment longer.)

[ClicketySnap]

Hmmm. I don’t think I’ve carried anything particularly odd (yet), but when I visit my parents I regularly have an A30 end pocket full of dog kibble and bowls.

My SK has a mini measuring tape on a key strap, because I never believe measurements listed on packages and always measure for myself. Or so that when I’m browsing the TB website I can whip out the tape measure and go “oh... that’s a little too big for my needs”.


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[KmK]

Odd... My father’s ashes, boxed, in an Ego; a dozen snake fruit and some jeruk bali in a medium Cafe bag; Also in the medium cafe bag, albeit at a different moment... a crescent wrench that i’d forgotten about..which isn’t odd at all...until you try to enter a federal court building, set off the detector, and have to fumble through explaining why exactly you have a crescent wrench and the explanation involved the doorknob of your house falling off.