Pickles by Brian Crane for April 16, 2015

I think the airport security is also going to question why Earl has those clothing articles in his trousers pockets.

Well, they’re cargo pants.

He plans to be completely naked during his hotel time. Yahoo!

After all, how much room do thongs take up?

clean socks and underwear…all the necessities!

They don’t sell tightie whities in Hawaii?

I think he plans to spend the entire vacation in the hotel.

When the airline loses their luggage, who will have the last laugh then?

Is this a rerun? I recall them going to Hawaii before. In reducing the amount of luggage he had to carry, Earl wore 5 shirts.

Having lived in Hawaii, twice, I can attest that the attire at all times is a swim suit, t-shirt and flip-flops.

Camera (now it’s a digital & SD cards take up a lot less room than did film canisters), toothbrush, comb, swim suit, extra underwear (it’s Hawaii, you don’t need socks unless you are hiking in the wilderness), passport & ID, credit cards, and some cash. You will have to buy your toothpaste, sunscreen, etc. there, because they will take it away at the airport anyway. If all you take is the money & ID, you can buy everything else there: it’s Hawaii not the ‘back-of-beyond’.

Buy your stuff there…

I never understood why it is called a “fanny pack”. It seems like it should be called a “belly bag”.

Slavery?!?! Really?!?! Good lord!

Recognizing those styles, I have always just called it a belt pack.

In this country anyway.Who knows about Hawaii?

(Just joking)

OK. What about your toothbrush and toothpaste? Pyjamas?

xxx

This will be fun to see them in Hawaii! Especially since they are around my age. I’m retired now. Lol.

whisplicka: I have encountered that term too. If carried in front, it is a kangaroo pack, from the marsupium, joey optional.