A bag that you keep packed ready for when it becomes too much.

 

passport

money for flight

change of clothes

laptop

phone

documents

headphones

mp3 player

medication

 

How about you?  What do you keep in your go bag?

 

 

 

 

Go bag? That’s hilarious 

At the very least PP, wallet and phone. Everything else is expendable. Can probably get by without the wallet, the phone has most my money stuffed in it.

Well, I don't have a go-bag, although I understand the concept.  Inside the bag that I always take with me is:

 

- My passport

- Credit and debit cards

- Bank book

- Driving licences

- Mobile phone

- Covid and yellow vaccination card

- Medical insurance details

- USB stock with copies of my paper qualifications, teaching documents etc

 

So... if I lost this bag, then I would be in deep doo doo!  But there is minimal chance of that happening. I never get drunk, never entertain women/ men etc. That bag is strapped over me so that ripping it off is not easy.  If the SHTF, then worst case is that I can go the airport and fly back to the UK less personal items (carrying sex dolls by air is difficult anyway... 🙂

 

Edited July 2, 20242 yr by simon43

1 hour ago, Chris Daley said:

laptop

phone

 

Do you have a separate laptop and phone in this bag of yours and how often do you remove them to make sure they remain charged?

 

I don't have a 'go bag' but I have something that I use for carry on luggage, I tend to empty it when I arrive at wherever I'm going to.

 

Edited July 2, 20242 yr by ukrules

My go nads.

Wife, daughter, passports and bottled water.

3 hours ago, mogandave said:

Go bag? That’s hilarious 

 

Not at all  hilarious. With WW3 about to break out, I am packing my Go Bag tomorrow. Passport, cash, documents, clothes and anything needed to remain alive in Thailand. Anyone sensible should have a plan. Better to be in SE Asia than in Europe. If things escalate, I'll on on the next plane to Bangkok. Hopefully before thermonuclear war commences. 

 

The idea of a 'go bag'... seems to be the delusional idea of someone who things they are in clandestine services and may need to escape without wasting seconds...     

 

In reality, for those needing to 'move quickly'...    that 'quickly' is hours not minutes.

 

In this context it has crossed my mind if my Son were to get into extreme trouble.. 

i.e. he's caught in a mates house with a load of drugs, or worse still caught in possession of a large amount of drugs etc... 

 

...  I'd do what I can to get him out of the country immediately.. 

 

Obviously, I don't ever expect this would happen and ensuring it doesn't is down to solid parenting - however, never say never !.. 

 

 

4 hours ago, Chris Daley said:

money for flight

I don't have such a bag. And I don't plan to get one.

 

If I would have one, then I guess part of it would be a lot of cash, maybe 10,000 USD or more. Because if you are on the run, then you don't want to keep too many traces.

 

 

Glasses, hearing aids, folding walking stick, asthma puffer, gout pills, diarrhoea tablets, Voltaren....

Must be getting old.

Keys, cards, cash, passports, USB stick and a spare AC adapter with USB and apple cords

Some gold coins sewn into my jacket

AR-15.

5 hours ago, soi3eddie said:

Not at all  hilarious. With WW3 about to break out, I am packing my Go Bag tomorrow. Passport, cash, documents, clothes and anything needed to remain alive in Thailand. Anyone sensible should have a plan.

 

"Go" bag reflects noob naivete.

 

For decades, long before WW3 fears, our shrewdest members have known that the real problem is the Thais. All the xenophobia, mistreatment, changing visa rules, price gouging, scamming, no smiling, indifferent sales clerks, hostile banks, confiscatory taxes, and insulting haircuts that show they don't want us here. In general, it's just that incomprehensible lack of love towards the poor farang just for showing up and being their lovable fat selves in cargo shorts, looking for cheap beer and pussy. It's all about money!!! NAKED DISGUSTING GREED for which life among the benevolent populace in the UK never prepared us.

 

So you never know what more nasty surprises THEY have in store for us! Be ready to RUN.

 

 

ANOTHER pothole targeted at farangs? Thais! How much more???

 

What we're looking for here is the classic, shrewd, street-smart ANF Poster Three Primal Laws Of Survival In Thailand, distilled over many years from the sage advice of our most knowledgeable members. Here ya go:

 

1. Never invest in anything you aren't ready to lose;

2. Never own more than you can carry with you or leave behind;

3. Keep your suitcase packed at all times.

 

There. All any foreigner needs. Now, enjoy!

 

Quoting one or more of the Laws gives you ten (+10) instant points of ANF posting cred from the peanut gallery.

 

Edited July 2, 20242 yr by BigStar

1. Cream scourer paste for floor
2. Parmasen cheese
3. Chilli
4. Yellow bin bags
5. Zip lock bags
6. Hand cream
7. Lynx effect
8. Batteries
9. Razor blades
10. Popcorn
11. Slendier
12. Berocca
13. Aluminium foil
14. oil olive
15. Hair gel
16. Foot and heel balm
17. Jordan’s
18. Bottle whisky
19. Salami
20. Hair cutter
21. Sweetener tablets
22. Tv stick
23. Prosciutto
24. Coffee pods
25. Contact lenses and solution
26. Dish washer and refill

 

I'm a serious prepper. All three!

 

Just browsed this thread, the absence of anal plugs is disconcerting,

29 minutes ago, Ben Zioner said:

Just browsed this thread, the absence of anal plugs is disconcerting,

 

You get my vote for post of the year.  Choked on my coffee.  

 

Classic!

3 hours ago, BigStar said:

 

"Go" bag reflects noob naivete.

 

For decades, long before WW3 fears, our shrewdest members have known that the real problem is the Thais. All the xenophobia, mistreatment, changing visa rules, price gouging, scamming, no smiling, indifferent sales clerks, hostile banks, confiscatory taxes, and insulting haircuts that show they don't want us here. In general, it's just that incomprehensible lack of love towards the poor farang just for showing up and being their lovable fat selves in cargo shorts, looking for cheap beer and pussy. It's all about money!!! NAKED DISGUSTING GREED for which life among the benevolent populace in the UK never prepared us.

 

So you never know what more nasty surprises THEY have in store for us! Be ready to RUN.

 

 

ANOTHER pothole targeted at farangs? Thais! How much more???

 

What we're looking for here is the classic, shrewd, street-smart ANF Poster Three Primal Laws Of Survival In Thailand, distilled over many years from the sage advice of our most knowledgeable members. Here ya go:

 

1. Never invest in anything you aren't ready to lose;

2. Never own more than you can carry with you or leave behind;

3. Keep your suitcase packed at all times.

 

There. All any foreigner needs. Now, enjoy!

 

Quoting one or more of the Laws gives you ten (+10) instant points of ANF posting cred from the peanut gallery.

 

 

How about

 

4. Never barfine the same girl more than twice.

 

Must be right up there in the pantheon of expert advice like 'Don't leave your brain in the overhead locker'.

1 hour ago, Ben Zioner said:

Just browsed this thread, the absence of anal plugs is disconcerting,

 

here ya go mate

 

8 hours ago, soi3eddie said:

11 hours ago, mogandave said:

Go bag? That’s hilarious 

 

Not at all  hilarious. With WW3 about to break out, I am packing my Go Bag tomorrow. Passport, cash, documents, clothes and anything needed to remain alive in Thailand. Anyone sensible should have a plan. Better to be in SE Asia than in Europe. If things escalate, I'll on on the next plane to Bangkok. Hopefully before thermonuclear war commences. 

 

make sure your go bag has room for this.

 

when i was a regular down soi 6, being prepared and playing it safe meant having a cum bag

3 hours ago, BigStar said:

 

"Go" bag reflects noob naivete.

 

For decades, long before WW3 fears, our shrewdest members have known that the real problem is the Thais. All the xenophobia, mistreatment, changing visa rules, price gouging, scamming, no smiling, indifferent sales clerks, hostile banks, confiscatory taxes, and insulting haircuts that show they don't want us here. In general, it's just that incomprehensible lack of love towards the poor farang just for showing up and being their lovable fat selves in cargo shorts, looking for cheap beer and pussy. It's all about money!!! NAKED DISGUSTING GREED for which life among the benevolent populace in the UK never prepared us.

 

So you never know what more nasty surprises THEY have in store for us! Be ready to RUN.

 

 

 

ANOTHER pothole targeted at farangs? Thais! How much more???

 

What we're looking for here is the classic, shrewd, street-smart ANF Poster Three Primal Laws Of Survival In Thailand, distilled over many years from the sage advice of our most knowledgeable members. Here ya go:

 

1. Never invest in anything you aren't ready to lose;

2. Never own more than you can carry with you or leave behind;

3. Keep your suitcase packed at all times.

 

There. All any foreigner needs. Now, enjoy!

 

Quoting one or more of the Laws gives you ten (+10) instant points of ANF posting cred from the peanut gallery.

 

 

So, do you sleep fully dressed, car keys in your pocket and with a gun under your pillow?

12 hours ago, mogandave said:

Go bag? That’s hilarious 

A simpler, less hilarious, version of the idea: A home/building catches fire and the resident has minutes or seconds to grab what he can and get out. It's nice to have a grab bag which contains important documents, a change of clothes, and other items needed in an emergency. Much better than trying to think quick and run around the house grabbing needed items that may be scattered here, there, and everywhere.

great thread.

 

The only thing in my go bag is my PP, a change of clothes and a sh!t load of USD.

 

It has been packed and sat in the corner for months now.

I am keeping an eye on how everything is panning out.

Just waiting for an excuse to pull the trigger.

 

bob.

Go-bag?????

 

Seriously?

My "go bag" is called a suitcase, and I will cram it with as much of what I consider important  as I can if I ever need to get out fast.

 

Luckily, the airport terminal is literally five minutes from me.

7 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Seriously?

Yes. 

1 minute ago, ColeBOzbourne said:

Yes. 

Only losers need a thing like that.

5 minutes ago, phetphet said:

My "go bag" is called a suitcase, and I will cram it with as much of what I consider important  as I can if I ever need to get out fast.

 

Luckily, the airport terminal is literally five minutes from me.

Ok, maybe you feel the need to go soon, as the sound must be overwhelming. 😉