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2 3 [Next] - Roll your ties backwards and very tightly round two of your fingers, starting from the narrow end and finishing with the wide. Then secure by rolling a sock over each one, separately. This method will keep the ties from getting creased, and will even remove that annoying twist. 1-Jan-2000 Stanley Ginsburg ID826 - I always carry a 'mugger's wallet' when travelling overseas - with a big bill in front and a half-dozen or so smaller bills behind, along with my photo ID library card, some other papers, hotel coupons, etc, for bulk. Day-to-day, this is my source for minor expenses. But in an emergency, I can surrender it easily and hope that the assailant is more interested in a quick windfall than carefully assessing the situation and evaluating whether or not I have more stashed somewhere that he'll have to go to considerable effort to get. Thus far I've been fortunate and have only used it for the day-to-day minor expenses. 1-Jan-2000 Christopher Nicholson ID827 - I carry my wallet in my trouser pocket. Pocket openings are usually quite wide, so I take a safety pin and, from the inside of the trousers, I pin the pocket and reduce the size of the opening so that I can only just remove the wallet. That way it's still accessible but no pickpocket can slide it out of there. 3-Jun-2001 harry ID229 - Make sure that you have a thick rubberband around your wallet. This will ensure that you will FEEL if someone is picking your pocket with the friction of the rubberband against the material of your slacks as they try to relieve you of the wallet!! 1-Jan-2000 Catherine Pierowicz ID831 - Besides the rubber band for wallets, turn your wallet ninety (90) degrees so the wallet goes across your pocket rather than up/down. 1-Jan-2000 William Tiep ID830 Would You Like to Add a Travel Tip?We welcome QUALITY travel tips from our users.Note: you will be required to enter the characters from a security image, so please make sure that you have your browser set to view images. (This measure was necessary to reduce spam.) You will be able to provide your URL, if applicable. Submit your travel tips and hints here. |
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