Two glow sticks. One pizza box. A rake. A over-sized box of ready-to-make egg drop soup. Some duct tape. I even think there is some Halloween candy tucked in the crevices.

It’s like asking what’s in a woman’s purse. In fact, since we carry such small wallets, and really secretly want to carry a big purse with lotsa stuff in it, it’s sorta a man-purse.

I have a bag full of clothes that I will be donating to a local church. I also have many plastic bags that need to be recycled. This indicates that I am a procrastinator because they have been in my trunk all winter.

spare tire, warning triangle, flares, jumper cables, extra oil, jack, lug wrench… and a giant two-seat stroller…

“What” or “who”?

@Mr_M Who indeed?

My climbing gear and an old blanket.

@Mr_M Reminds me of my favourite: What’s the difference between a friend and a best friend? A friend’ll help you move. A best friend will help you move a body.

You got THAT right!

8 HEADS AND A DUFFLE BAG

two camp chairs (one which apparently collapsed the last time I lent it to someone), some glow sticks, a spare tire, 4 sweatshirts, two “drill rifles” (you know the wooden ones you throw)

My Caliber doesn’t have a trunk :(

My rear hatch compartment contains a spare tire, jack, sweatshirt, bungee cords, ice scraper, extra gloves, and a business folder with my resume “just in case”.

Jimmy Hoffa.

A thick, warm blanket, an emergency shovel, a box of sand, extra motor oil, paper towels and a spare tire. I’m prepared for white out conditions on I-80. ;-)

@eponymoushipster God, your car must really smell good by now!

Two lawn chairs in their bags & a Long John Silvers insulated mug. I keep the trunk pretty well cleaned out.

- tri bike
– bike helmet
– bike shoes
– bike pump
– bike tubes
– spare running shoes
– sunglasses
– multi-tool
– allen wrenches
– jumper cables
– military canvas duffel bag
– artificial chamois
– bounce house
– electric air pump

I got some junk in my trunk!

I don’t own a car…

A flat tyre (!), a broken tyre pump and a box of old research books! Ready for any disaster!!!!

First aid kit; flashlight, bag of stuff that melts snow; basket of stuff for getting stuck in the snow; blanket, gloves, had, water bottle. cat carrier, head rests from front seats in car, package of 12 rolls of one-ply toilet paper, and snow an ice scraper for windows.

IN a few weeks it will be a shovel, Wellingtons, and large plastic containers for poaching wild flowers from the sides of deserted roads.

Why do you want to know??? What have you heard?!?................ It’s a lie!!!!

junk

I don’t have a trunk either, but in the back of my car I think I have:
Flashlight, screwdrivers, hammer, maybe a wrench, cloth rags, windex, papertowels, jack, spare tire.

the car I’m currently using is entirely empty, save for a couple of recycleable shopping-bags (strong enough to hold anything).

A cardboard cut out of Rorschach and a poster for Watchmen. So yes, I am prepared for anything.

Time for me to ‘fess up. I’ve got a full 2 gallon can of gasoline, tow 15 ft tow chain, set of old clothes, reflectors, loaded tool box with 9 tabs of Trioxane, and a Benjamin Legacy 1000 that I’m dropping off at a friend’s house. I guess I’m ready for anything

a bunch of crap i have yet to get out of my trunk:
Canvas boards, engine oil, coolant, a dirty towel, a copy of Grey’s Anatomy ( I use it to weigh down my back tires when to roads are icy), a piece of the underside of my car, an umbrella and some WD-40

Water
Motor oil
Duct tape
Screwdriver
3-man tent
Reflective shield
Phoenix Coyotes fleece jacket

Spare tire & jack
Tote full of car emergency accessories (oil, wiper fluid, 50/50, tire iron, bulbs, funnel, paper towels, winter gloves, etc.)
Air compressor
Jump box
Ice scraper/brush
Tall rubber boots for stall mucking/mud and snow
Riding gear (helmet, boots, half chaps, spurs, gloves, etc.)

I think that’s it for right now… I’m prepared for almost anything!

I have a sleeping bag, some clothes, a flood flashlight (which my friends and I have only used to get into trouble..) and some other random crap.

Addendum: I have now added a Scrabble set, a container of prunes, a bag of kitty litter and a huge bag of cat food…some for my mother, who will be released from rehab tomorrow, and some for Milo.

@gailcalled prunes and kitty litter. sounds like a party!

@gailcalled So, what’s for your mother? The kitty litter or the prunes? sorry, the devil made me say that

@jbfletcherfan
@eponymoushipster: Curious. Milo just asked me the same question.

@gailcalled LOLLLLL, now THAT would be a party.

@Lupin, be careful with that gasoline. If you’re rear-ended the pyrotechnics could be spectacular.

I have jumper cables, work gloves, flashlight, rope, bungee cords, a blanket, 2 rain ponchos, 2 folding chairs, a collection of Ikea shopping bags, fabric to make sand scarves, a sewing machine, and a copy of Clyde Crews’ “Ultimate Questions.” And pine needles from the christmas tree.

@AlfredaPrufrock And the Trioxane would keep the fireworks going rain or shine.
Hmmm, Maybe I should put a DOT warning placard on my trunk.

@AlfredaPrufrock I thought the same thing about the gas in the trunk. NOT a good idea at all.

I know it is dangerous but that 2 gallon can has helped so many people over the years. The Trioxane covers the unlikely event where I’m stuck in a snow storm and need to keep warm. It’s also handy for starting camping fires. Fits nicely in the tool box.
You mean everybody doesn’t carry a tab or two with them?

Lawn Darts
Rope
Shovel
Bag of Lime
Some one thing in a rolled up carpet.

@DrBill Yes! Lawn Darts!

tangent: lawn darts.

@robmandu Yes… dangerous things they are, but oh so much fun! I wasn’t introduced to them until a few years ago, but I play everytime I find someone who still has a set.

Too bad so many people were injured from lawn darts.. it’s a fun game when played responsibly.. or when drunk, but then there is even more danger..