Stupid thing is, I always keep my wallet in my pocket as well, but I
wore slacks last night, and the pockets were designed to keep things in
them <grin> ... So I put it in my bag.

Sucks to lose all this, but yeah, it's only stuff.

Do you know how difficult it is to get a replacement Social Security
card though? I just went though hoops to get my last one! Which was last
year! Oh well.

>>| -----Original Message-----
>>| From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
>>| Sent: 10 May 2002 01:46
>>| To: CF-Community
>>| Subject: Wallets and Palms (was: Re: London)
>>| 
>>| 
>>| Todd-
>>| 
>>| re: front pocket - that's where I keep my wallet. Not 
>>| only does my chiropractor say it's better for the low 
>>| back and hip, but you can only be easily robbed by 
>>| somebody you're very friendly with <g>. (And then it 
>>| might already be community property!)
>>| 
>>| Yes, I lost my Palm Vx last Sept. 9th - left it in the 
>>| seatback pocket of a flight to Phoenix. Might have been 
>>| able to get it back through Southwest, but 2 days later 
>>| was you-know-what and it was all crazy.
>>| 
>>| I was very upset about the potential for identify theft, 
>>| not only for me but my wife and kids (had everybody's 
>>| SSN etc. in it for reference).
>>| 
>>| Can only hope the finder just wiped the memory and sold 
>>| it (or vice versa).
>>| 
>>| That's when I researched and bought my iPAQ. Now I have 
>>| PocketPC 2002 on it, and have a long alphanumeric 
>>| password with letters, numbers, and symbols in it. The 
>>| password is set so it activates whenever the unit hasn't 
>>| been used for one hour. So I can turn it on and off 
>>| again to save batteries, and not have to re-enter the 
>>| pwd. Bit of a pain after an hour, but worth it for 
>>| security. The finder would have to do a memory reset to 
>>| get around the password, and that would erase all my 
>>| info. So I would be out the considerable cost, but safe.
>>| 
>>| -Ben
>>| 
>>| > oooh that sux .. hope they don't deport ya =-/
>>| > 
>>| > I never cary a wallet.  I cary my driver's license, my 
>>| bank card, my 
>>| > blockbuster card (don't ask me why), and my ATM card 
>>| (good for picking 
>>| > the lock on the house .. again, don't ask) all in my 
>>| front left pants 
>>| > pocket. Kind of hard to lose that way :)
>>| > 
>>| > Ben: you lost your palm?  I would freak if I lost my iPAQ 
>>| .. not only 
>>| > because of the cost of replacing it, but also because of 
>>| all the info 
>>| > I have stored on it.
>>| > 
>>| > Todd
>>| > 
>>| > ----- Original Message -----
>>| > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>| > To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>| > Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 8:25 PM
>>| > Subject: RE: London
>>| > 
>>| > 
>>| > > Eri*K*a with a *K* in the UK,
>>| > >
>>| > > So sorry to hear it. What a pain.
>>| > > What about your passport??
>>| > >
>>| > > What's a Filofax?
>>| > >
>>| > > I lost my Palm last Sept., but never a whole wallet...
>>| > >
>>| > > Take heart, though Eri*K*a dear - not all is bad.
>>| > > You said "My life sucks." - at some good will come out
>>| > > of this from Phil's perspective anyway ;-)
>>| > >
>>| > > <ducking and running from a barrage of thermonuclear muffins 
>>| > > launched over the pole from UK to CA>
>>| > >
>>| > > -Benny
>>| > >
>>| > > > Just got in from the CFUG meeting ....
>>| > > >
>>| > > > Which was fantastic overall ... Til the end.
>>| > > >
>>| > > > I lost my bag. :(
>>| > > > With my wallet. :(
>>| > > > And my Filofax ... Which has my life in it.
>>| > > >
>>| > > > Now I'm an American, stranded in England with no 
>>| Driver's License, 
>>| > > > and no Social Security card ... :(
>>| > > >
>>| > > > <sigh>
>>| > > >
>>| > > > And no credit cards. :(
>>| > > > No bank Cards. :(
>>| > > >
>>| > > > My life sucks.
>>| > > >
>>| > > > <sigh>
>>| > > >
>>| > > > So I've been cancelling all my cards and my phone.
>>| > > >
>>| > > > <sigh>
>>| > > >
>>| > > > Erika
>>| > 
>>| > 
>>| 
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