#38

It’ll be either under the mattress, on top of the wardrobe, or in a book somewhere on a shelf.

Mad how people are so paranoid about stuff like that, innit. I used to keep it in the pocket of a coat in the wardrobe, but i’d have anxiety dreams about it, wake up and move it. Why?

#40

Inside the Important Things Wallet, inside the Important Things Folder, on the Important Things/Cookery Books Shelf, right side third up of the kallax in ‘my’ bedroom, etc…

Expired eight years ago.

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#41

even in canadia? i never got id’d once

ie: i look fucking haggard

#42

Don’t need it. Brexit forever, baby!

(In Spain next week thank you for reminding me to check)

#43

you must have used a lot of sellotape on all those notes

#44

Yeah, sometimes two IDs on the door and then again at the bar. Think it’s mostly because I’ve been with much younger people.

#45

I’m on my way to the airport so I’m my bag I hope

#46

My bag is my hero

#47

Extremely erotic posting

#48

in my drawer of screwdrivers, documents, lighters and other misc. items like everyone else

#49

That’s the miscellaneous things drawer, not the Important Things drawer.

This isn’t amateur hour ffs

#50

i’m not made of drawers mate.

#51

Well, not with that attitude.

#52

I threw my carrier bag of assorted leads and wires out the other day. I’d not needed anything in it for ten years, but still slightly concerned i’ve made a mistake.

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#53

Famous last words

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#54

It’s either in or on my bedside table.

#55

In my suitcase. Got back from Fuzz Club Eindhoven festival on Sunday and I’m going to Paris in 9 days so not bothering to take a lot of stuff out of the case.

#56

It took me about a week to get ID’d in New York.

I am a baby-faced loser though.

#57

I’ve never had one

#58

i have 2 and they’re both very expired. i reckon that if i searched my room i’d find at least one of them, probably the less expired one, in less than half an hour.