KaptinKool-"Rubik's cubes are easy, there are some basic move sequences you have to remember and that is about it... now once you get into 4x4, then it gets hard. I found the best solution was to write a program that brute forced it and game me a specific solution... never again... I am never, ever messing up my 4x4 again."

The intial challenge was difficult! The unsolved Rubik's Cube was frightening for a trite mind like mine. I boast a solve without aid of youtube, but only my mind against the puzzle. It's just repetitive right now. I should continue with my previous hobby, juggling. I'll carry around three balls and juggle everywhere I go.

I carry peppermints, individually wrapped with me always :D

Ah yes. This is a good question:

Keys (right pocket)
Phone (left pocket)
iPod (right pocket)
Pencil (right pocket)
Wallet (back left)
-Driver's lisence
-$20 cash
-Debit card
-University ID
-Organ donor card
-etc
-A bottle of water
-My backpack
-Survival kit (no kidding)
-A piece of food, like a banana
-Something to read, like The Economist or the Bible
-Condoms
-Band-aids
-Chewing gum
-Chapstick, Sudafed (decongestant), Tylenol (painkiller), hand sanitizer....

I actually carry around a lot of shit as you can see. But it's not so bad when you have a backpack.

and to answer you condom(s) question TMW, I don't technically even need them, because my girlfriend is on birth control, I just have them in case she tells me she forgot the pill or something.

And obviously I have more than one because who wants to go just once?

Heh.

@`ZaZaMaRaNDaBo` - I totally understand, I solved the Rubik's Revenge on my own as well. It is certainly a rewarding feeling. But when I got into Rubik's cubes (3x3) in grade 10 I looked up the solution online. I'm more of a purist now, I might ask for the Professor's Cube for my birthday... which essentially means a Java challenge, there is no way I can do those without the aid of a computer.

Anything BUT the fucking Bible

@ jman777 - BlackJack and beeman's are definitely sold in the US. I'm also in HS and my minimum-wage part-time place of work sells them. Then again we specialize in imprted stuff so we'd be more likely to carry it.

Keys (car, dad's house, mom's house, women's hearts)
Wallet (w/DL, usually some cash, etc.)
Cell phone (chocolate touch, I know it sounds like a black pornstar, it was a gift)
Claddaugh Ring (cause I'm Irish)

That's what I have on my person, but I keep an inhaler (asthma), painkillers, rugby kit(hence the painkillers) and board shorts (I live in San Diego) in my car at all times.

@SteevoKun
I'm 16 but age honestly has nothing to do with it. Its not the same as the silly yoyo you had as a kid that goes up and down. It's a sport with world championships. There are kids half my age and adults 4 times my age that yoyo. look it up

i just love the bible as reading materiel after a long afternoon of sex, is anyone with me? no ha ha

Watch, chain, "believe" bracelet,(one of those lame rubber ones yes, shut up I like it it gives me a tanline:p) two pens, (shitty plastic ones) phone, wallet with some money, school IDs, permit, usually some school papers, sadly no pocketknife as I'd take it out in school and get suspended for it, but I do take a gallon of water to school with me everyday.

"I might ask for the Professor's Cube for my birthday... which essentially means a Java challenge, there is no way I can do those without the aid of a computer."
Those seem impossible. I wouldn't want to get locked in a lighted room with one of those.

@NinjaMonkey

Sorry - I mean no offense - but how old are you?

I've never been able to use yoyos...cause I'm retarded like that, lol.

Lol @shadowluker --

I've done it....

@`ZaZaMaRaNDaBo` - haha it does seem impossible, I would probably try it and fail, then spend 10 hours trying to write a Java applet to help me and fail, then it would sit unsolved for a year and finally I would give it to the salvation army...

I'm just going to ask for a new sand wedge :-)