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>Have you ever had someone walk in on you when you have been at it (masturbating/ having sex)? How did you handle it?

Back when I was about 16, I was hanging out in my bedroom with my boyfriend at the time. I wasn't allowed to shut the door if I had a boy over (boyfriend or otherwise), so we'd always be listening for my parents to walk towards my room (especially bc my room was right next to the bathroom). I started giving him a blowjob, and we didn't notice my mom approaching my room until it was a second too late. I bolted upright and he covered himself, and I made some lame excuse (I think I said I was blowing raspberries on his tummy, which actually is something I like to do). She pretended not to notice (but she definitely did), and it was never spoken of.

>What is the most sensitive part of your body?

The obvious answer is my clit, but besides that, I'd say my sides, especially near my hips. Not necessarily sensitive in a sexy way, but I am INCREDIBLY ticklish there! As far as sensitive in a sexy way? Definitely my neck. Them neck kisses tho 😍😍😍

>Is there a sexy scene from a movie you want to recreate? Any preferences with whom?

The sex montage from Deadpool. With Ryan Reynolds in his Deadpool costume.

>April showers bring May flowers: What's your favourite type of flower? Or, if you prefer, you're buying a bouquet of flowers for your favourite person, what's your goto bloom?

I love roses! I'm not sure if black roses exist, but I'd love to see one. There also used to be tulips and daffodils at my old house, so I really like those!

>It's a lazy Sunday morning, and it's time for breakfast in bed. What will you be having this morning?

Definitely scrambled eggs. It's the only decent breakfast food I can make, and I like to add cheese and either turkey or ham lunch meat into the mix, with some salt and pepper. It's AWESOME. I'd probably also have some toast and grapefruit juice to go with it.

(In reality, I had a cookie for breakfast bc I'm lazy as shit and wasn't super hungry)

>What one fashion trend of the past would you bring back to current if you could?

FANNY PACKS. I'm seriously trying to make them a thing again. I've found some really cute ones on Amazon (Kandy Pack has some of my favorites), and I feel less restricted with them than if I have a purse on my shoulder.

>And the SUNDAY SPECIAL for this week:

>Travel goals, name all the places in the world that you have on your bucket list... within 15 seconds (your time starts now... no cheating... time yourself if you are writing this)

JAPAN, Venice, Los Angeles

Ah fuck I ran out of time. But Japan is number one, I want to go there more than anything in the world (one of my friends is spending a week and a half there next month and I'm still trying to get him to sneak me in his luggage 😂).

>P.S. There is candy at the door on your way out. :)

Thank you! It's been fun 😊

As a woman who normally carries a purse, I don't do it on big trips. For flights I put everything in my carry on (which is a backpack), with super important stuff - money & passport - in a belt pouch. Once I get where I am going, I unfold my travel daypack and keep the extra things in it - medicine, sunglasses, rainjacket, etc. - with some room left for souvenirs.

not crazy about this one, but haven't found a better one.

Mostly it's about efficient carrying. I can't carry a backpack and a purse without feeling like a pack mule. I used to do this, but I'm done with it. I like ONE bag.

Edit: want to add to this... I also bring one pair of slip-on shoes and one pair of good walking shoes. The slip-ons are what I wear while flying (good for getting through security where you have to take your shoes off and good for easily taking off your shoes on a long flight). They are also nice for when I want to dress up a little (I don't bring a lot of super dressy stuff, but I mean like casual rather than hiking). But then they are not comfy enough for long distance walking, so I bring my running shoes for that.

By those very measurements the G85 occupies over double the volume, 100%+ increase... Funny you calculated the weight increase but not that. I realize it's nowhere near that because the grip and EVF hump protrusions don't extend across the entire body, and that this is subjective to an extent, but you're trying to minimize a very significant size difference to people who very often bought into a system because it can be smaller.

Practically for carrying the camera it can still make a very noticeable difference IMO, even when using larger lenses. I have a grip on my E-M5 II and I take it off the L plate often precisely so it fits better in a bag. The way it sits in my not-a-square PD Sling 10L it has the hump against one of the inclined sides and the grip side against the also slanted front side. A G85 even with the same lens (say a PL8-18 or 17/1.2) would absolutely not fit in the same spot in the same bag, a GX85 would fit easily since it's the same size but w/o hump.

For a larger body I would need to move the dividers, minimizing space elsewhere, and it's already a tight fit in the other compartments. My 17/1.2 (on it's side) slots in into the exact space in the bottom of the opposite side of the bag (so I can stack atop it) and the GX850 fits into the exact space on the shelf created in the top/middle. (see pic later on)

Shoot I squeeze my E-M5 II with a smaller prime into something like this often, the G85 wouldn't fit in there even without a lens (GX85 would). Maybe you're accustomed to using larger and boxier bags, and that's fine whether it's out of force of habit or comfort, but it doesn't change the fact that smaller M4/3 bodies can go places larger ones can't. (coat pockets, different bags, etc.) I have a GX850 too btw and I use it all the time as a second body precisely because it's that small, it fits next to the E-M5 II° in the same space in my Sling.

The GX85 has many many advantages over the GX850 tho (not the least of which is IBIS & the EVF, or much longer video recording limits), and it's currently several hundreds cheaper than the G85 (cheaper than the G7 at B&H even btw). I don't quite understand what your issue with it is. The E-PL8 is pricier and has a really old/poor IBIS implementation, that's probably the worst value of everything mentioned IMO. The OP didn't even ask about the G85 or less capable bodies...

Waiting is his prerogative, and it's always good to know what's coming, but if it's really something (anything) remotely close to FF then it's likely to have little to no impact on the <$600 options he's weighing up. I'm in no way minimizing the value of the G line either btw, I think both the G7 & G85 were some of Pana's most aggressively priced bodies, the GX9 is a disappointment compared to those or the GX85.

°Just shot that for context, it's not packed precisely as I typically carry it since I just got back from a trip and had re-arranged it just for the plane ride. The headphones and some other stuff on the left side would normally not be there, I'd typically have a large lens on the bottom on that side (like a 17/1.2) and a smaller one + a pancake or Raynox atop it on the shelf made by the dividers. There's another lens & another pancake under the GX850, and slim chance a larger body would fit where the E-M5 II is on the right (PL8-18 on it btw).

No problem! I looked on Ulta and several brands have some body glow that would work. Also I found sequin mermaid tights on amazon!

This is so much fun I can’t stop looking. I wish I could dress you like a doll!

Also I thought this fanny pack was cute Jelly Waist Fanny Pack- Transparent Festival Crossbody Belt Bag Vegan Purse (Clear Jelly with Peach Orange Polkadots and White Vegan Leather Removable Strap) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NGL327G/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bxoYCb2V22710

This is a bit more sophisticated and maybe you could use again? Women Cute Clear Acrylic Box Clutch Bag Stadium Approved Crossbody Purse Evening Bag https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IBGB4SQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ZyoYCb4T38K71

This one has a cat handle!
Marchome Holographic Top Handle Handbag Cross Body Purse Shoulder Bag Clear 2# https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07BPK7R6D/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_bAoYCbXK6GVH0

I also found this rainbow transparent bomber jacket Women Girls Holographic Rainbow Jacket Iridescent Transparent Summer Sun-Proof Coat https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HKF61GH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_-AoYCbKZW0MFV

These sneakers are amazing ROXY ROSE Womens Sneaker Flats Metallic Leather Glitter Fashion Sneakers Shoes Lace Up (10 B(M) US, Hologram Pink) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DC21PF3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_TCoYCb4BAVWNT

I've heard very good things about the Le'aokuu Hip Bag, which isn't quite a fanny pack but you can certainly make it one if you change up the straps. It's really great since it doesn't just clamp around your waist but also around your thigh, making it optimal for movement. It's also pretty stylish, which is a plus!

Here's a good review on the bag, although the one he is reviewing I believe is smaller. If anything, hip bags could be something to look into!

I just got back from Prague. While there, if you're into art, be sure to visit the Mucha museum and the Slav Epic. It's an incredible series of paintings, not normally on the tourist stuff, but is one of the greatest works of art you will see, hands down. It's a series of 20 paintings by Mucha that are massive. It also doesn't take a huge amount of time, can easily be done in an hour.

Most people in Prague speak English. Map out on google maps where you are staying and where the tournament location is. Check walking times, it's very easy to walk through Prague (Although the things you want to see will probably be too long to walk to from the airport area). Wear insulated shoes or boots, it will be quite cold. Follow common sense with your stuff. Don't keep wallets in your back pocket, make sure you have photo copies of your passport and extra money in case something bad happens. Be aware of distractions, especially involving children. There's a regular scam near the astronomical clock that involves kids releasing balloons and lots of yelling to direct you one direction while you get pickpocketed. While in Paris a group of middle school aged girls tried to shove a paper to sign in my wife's face, and cover her purse while another tried to get into it (I mention this because it's common to see across Europe, not just Paris). We'd read up on both of these common scams, so we were ready. This kind of stuff is way less popular in off season, but it does still sometimes happen, so be aware of your surroundings, and keep hold of your stuff. My wife made me wear one of these horrible things while we were over there over my undershirt, under my sweater. It was uncomfortable and awkward and after all the complaining never tell her I said this, but it was totally worth it. I never had to worry.

Prague's town center and astronomical clock are amazing. Very highly recommend. Saint Vitus Cathedral was amazing, and they had a lot of really neat historical stuff in the castle it's nestled into.

It was already freezing cold in early December when we were there, and long johns were essential.

I know that was a lot of nonsense, but I hope it's useful.

Pair it with a hightop sneakers, like a pair of white TK Society Supras, and uptop, wear extremely casual top, like nothing more serious than a loose fitting tank top. Pair with 3x mirrored sunglasses and a matching american flag bandanna that's been rolled comme ca. Whatever you do, wear that shit with mirthful confidence, and you'll be a-ok.

Edit: To really smell like truth and justice get this fanny pack and fill it with as many pocket sized constitutions it will fit to hand out to any looking at you derisively as you ask them stone-faced "Why do you hate freedom?"

I have one I use whenever I’m doing a theme park trip or something else where I’m going to be on the go all day, but I don’t use it outside of that (but I also don’t normally carry a purse). I think small ones can look cute if you’re dressed sporty or casual (cutoffs and a graphic tee and sneakers are my go to). It’s definitely super practical—most theme parks don’t even require you to put them in a locker while you ride things, so that’s how I started using mine. I use this one. I sometimes will bring it out for music festivals or the state fair, but I don’t wear it much outside of that.

I actually have several of these spy belts around the house from running. Might not work for a battery pack that large, but works great for the average sized Anker packs. Also super easy to unclip and hand off to the next person in a group setting.

Bringing kibble on a walk is almost always a handy solution. You can find small treat pouches that clip on a belt to hold the kibble, or just use a super fashionable fanny pack like this one. If he gets distracted you can do a small training session to break their focus and re-direct it to you. A quick sit, down, shake or paw, and then back on your way. Even "heel" or "come" will work as long as he knows that compliance is what's getting him fed.

If the kibble isn't working, you can use boiled chicken breast cubed into small bites as long as they aren't allergic to poultry. Chicken is pretty irresistible to dogs, so he's going to jump through whatever hoops he needs to to get a bite. If he is allergic to poultry, unsweetened dehydrated banana slices are a sweet treat too.

The best long term solution is to drive home the basic (come, sit, down, stay, leave it, and heel) commands. If you beat that training to death they will be much easier to control in general. Always use positive reinforcement, bully breeds don't react well to negative reinforcement. Just make sure you aren't over feeding him. Picture showing ideal proportions. I only stress that because for AmStaffs, it's far better to be a little underweight, than a little overweight. These dogs are much stronger than their joints can handle, so they can have serious issues if they are throwing around too much weight.

One last thing that might help... Exercise your boy before the walk. It may sound weird at first, but if he can burn off some energy before going on a trot, he'll be much more inclined to follow you instead of pull you. I like to play tug with the rope toy, or have him go run around in the yard before we go anywhere. The difference is night and day.

Not sure if you’d be interested in something like this, but I have a hip/thigh bag that I absolutely LOVE. I hate carrying purses and bags because they’re inconvenient and I want my hands free, and crossbody bags or backpacks hurt my shoulders/neck/back. I have this hip bag from Amazon and it is my favorite thing! I get compliments on it every single time I wear it. I call it my “post apocalypse purse” lol. Again, not sure if something like this would be your style, but I figured I’d throw it out there just in case.

https://www.amazon.com/Anjoy-Outdoor-Motorcycle-Costume-Pouches/dp/B07BZF3HP1/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?keywords=thigh+bag&pd_rd_r=b7173f9c-2f60-44db-b1e1-f696bf36fd41&pd_rd_w=qOZfs&pd_rd_wg=jhBgc&pf_rd_p=801e52f8-2f92-4121-a10a-a677634e995d&pf_rd_r=S9BP2XSAD8PWSD7X3ADD&qid=1566610686&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEzMUtYODJSTlBFOVFJJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwNjk0NTYzMlFCVlpCRFNXUUFJWiZlbmNyeXB0ZWRBZElkPUEwMzkwNTgyMjhKMkxMWEFKWjA2MCZ3aWRnZXROYW1lPXNwX3Bob25lX3NlYXJjaF9hdGYmYWN0aW9uPWNsaWNrUmVkaXJlY3QmZG9Ob3RMb2dDbGljaz10cnVl

I used this for EDC this year and it was great! It fit my Note 8 and essentials like earplugs,gum,etc perfectly.

Vizhora Slim Fanny Pack - Cute Holographic Waist Pack for Women, Men - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D45D7BZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_T3uivRjmbEKjY

I bought this waist/fanny pack to wear during a Halloween parade so I didn't have to carry a purse and holy shit this thing has changed my life! It feels stupid to consider something like this liberating or empowering but that's honestly how it's felt. It's been so amazing to not have to worry about hauling a purse around with me. I just get out of my car and go. I walk around all unencumbered. I have both hands free. It's amazing.

I carry a Mountainsmith Tour, between riding a motorcycle and just slinging it over your shoulder it covers almost everything I need to do. It's just big enough to hold my Samsung Chromebook as well so It's also my carry-on bag and it still feels pretty tiny. I also use it on rock climbing day-trips because it'll hold stuff and hold onto me and I can hang gear from all the loops.

Books though.. are probably the backpack department. I take a Northface Backpack (like the Borealis) to work so that I can change clothes in order to ride home (motorcycle, really sweaty in the afternoon). Mine though has a mesh pouch where the Borealis shows that reflective webbing (as in that entire area; it's a very relevant volume) and I love that. It's super easy to get into and out of and I can put sweaty things there that won't get into the pack and yet it'll cinch down and hold stuff inside of it. To demonstrate volume: It's more than capable of holding a pair of jeans. All that to say: find one with a mesh pouch.

Yes! I always tell people, if your cosplay doesnt have pockets, it could probably use a good utility belt! Like

This one or That one for a super hero/villain, I have This Brown one that i wear with my knight armor.
not having pockets BLOWS. especially at a Con where you want quick access to Phone/Camera/Money

1. Bowling Pin Water Bottle
   
   
2. A sexy swimsuit that's sfw, but your kids might still think it's gross.
   
   
3. Kitty Towel
   
   
4. Jellyfish Float!!
   
   
5. Retro sunglasses
   
   
6. Beach bag
   
   
7. Zombie comics
   
   
8. Action movie!
   
   
9. Snow Cone Machine with a Handcrank
   
   
10. Tree Face!
    
    
11. Alice Cooper Funko Pop for DadI'd like to get him this because I've kinda gotten him into Funkos and just got him a James Hetfield one not long ago. Anything else he wants, he probably already has or it's way expensive and not on Amazon. He's always been big into collectibles and I guess that's where I get it from. We didn't always get along, but we get along a lot better now and my dad has been very supportive of me and we have a lot more in common than I realized.
    
    
12. This Murican Thing
    
    
13. Giant Prehistoric Thunderbuddy
    
    
14. A board game, of course!
    
    
15. This masterpiece
    
    
16. THE ENTIRE COOLER WITH ALL OF OUR CIDER IN IT
    
    
17. Pineapple Romphim
    
    
18. Mint Green Roses
    
    
19. Firefighter water gun
    
    
20. You can't watch shark week without your shark hat.

I use this fanny. It has a zipper pocket on the inner side up against your body that is the perfect size for a phone and pretty much impossible to get to without being noticed, they would have to squeeze their hand between the pack and your crotch to even get to the zipper. It also has a zippered pocket inside the main pocket which is also tough to get into, they would have to unzip the main pocket, reach in and unzip a second zipper - good for cash/id/etc.

Don't flash it, I've walked around with decent sums of cash on me but I didn't act like I was carrying money or look like I had that much money. A money belt is useful to have in the future but for now, you could try finding one at a "travel" store in Thailand or asking people who are leaving soon if they'd give you their money belt if they have one.

You could check if the place that you're staying at has a safe and if so, hide the extra money in something like a passport (get a cheapie cover and hide the money in the cover) and ask them to hold it for you. Or if it's a nicer place (and have to worry about their reputation), put it in an envelope and seal it.

Don't wander around blind drunk in seedy areas with the money on you and you'll be fine.

If you have only a phone and a few cards, Macy's has a great [tiny one] (https://www.macys.com/shop/product/inc-international-concepts-tassel-zip-fanny-pack-only-at-macys?ID=2507871), and a [slightly bigger one] (https://www.macys.com/shop/product/inc-international-concepts-tassel-fanny-pack-only-at-macys?ID=3219743&pla_country=US&CAGPSPN=pla&CAWELAID=120156340009316049&CAAGID=17584299995&CATCI=pla-56128534817&catargetid=120156340002723796&cadevice=c&lsft=cm_mmc:Google_Seasonal-_-All%20Products%20-%20GS_All%20Products-_-53151159035-_-pg105455_c_kclickid_5dc33b40-040f-48e7-b77a-8b34a6f761ba,trackingid:489x105455&cm_mmc=Google_Seasonal-_-All+Products+-+GS_All+Products-_-53151159035-_-pg105455_c_kclickid_5dc33b40-040f-48e7-b77a-8b34a6f761ba&trackingid=489x105455&pdata=storeid%3D%2Cproduct_id%3D888698742590USA&&gclid=Cj0KEQjwkZfLBRCzg-69tJy84N8BEiQAffAwqg4fzg6fmgLoqIkPqyeRNobG88_pZdayXmGOf9nXlqsaAmDT8P8HAQ), both stylish and cheap. If you have more stuff to carry, Amazon has a wonderfully roomy, light, and breathable [option] (https://www.amazon.com/Practical-Fannypack-Waistbag-Utility-Belt-Black-One/dp/B00N37B650/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1499889691&sr=8-7&keywords=cotton+waist+pack) also for quite cheap. I rock the first and third regularly day to day. Or I just convert my tiny [Hobo Darcy purse] (http://www.zappos.com/p/hobo-darcy-capri/product/8186078/color/32552?ef_id=WBRb0QAABKHfsSFa%3A20170712200410%3As&ef_id=WBRb0QAABKHfsSFa%3A20170712200410%3As) into a waist bag by shortening the strap and looping it around my jeans.

Visited Paris a few years ago and pick pockets and thieving gypsy children are definitely an issue, but if you're smart about it, you can avoid them fairly easily. As in any big city, just keep to yourself and everything is going to be alright.

Consider buying a money belt (Amazon link) - just tuck it in your pants / under your shirt, and you'll be ok.

If you're going into the country side, or smaller towns, pickpockets are a much smaller concern.

Handsome Jack has a lot of layers. Blue pants, yellow shirt, modified lab coat, leather/brown vest, and a blue suit jacket. I'm from the US and we have these... like Army Navy stores where you could get a leg holster, but maybe a costume shop, hunting store, or perhaps just online (just worried about shipping time). You could even cheat and make it a bag. All the little metal bits/belt buckle could use foam boards and some paint and glue. The hard part will be the mask. Paper mache would probably be the easiest. Good luck! And post pictures when you're done! :)

What you want to do is get a travel money pouch and put any joints, weed, or other "extracurriculars" in there. When you are at the shows get up in the crowd and smoke it, if anything happens toss the joint you will be fine. Even if someone searches you as long as your stuff is in your money pouch and the pouch in secured and concealed beneath your pants they will have no idea. This also helps alot with getting through the initial security.
Source: 3+ years of bringing trees into festivals

I've never had any issues, but after all the comments/threads here and the /r/Lollapalooza sub I decided to get one of the SPIbelt running belts. Tried it on and it seems comfortable enough with space for my phone and easily hidden under my shirt.

Cool version

I have this one. I get compliments on it all the time. It's great when I want to have all my purse stuff without having a free flying thing hanging off my shoulder.

depends on the club. most ones i go to i wear some dinged up converses. theres beer bottles on the floor i could step on, and i aint gonna dance in heels. embrace the casual look - you're there to dance and have fun.

edit: in terms of what i bring: historically i've done a small black purse with my wallet, phone, earplugs (ESSENTIAL), and mace. I've recently transitioned to a sling backpack with all of the above and a battery backup.

I have the SPIbelt with 2 attachable water bottles for runs where I don't want to bring my hydration vest. It works fine. I find it best to move the water bottles around on the belt as I run to minimize friction.

Ok, I don't know if this is an option for you, but recently I saw these cool hip bags on Amazon. Maybe that might be an alternative? (NOT a Fanny pack!)

$12.99 on amazon, I’m going to get this as a gag gift for my brother for Christmas, thanks for the idea!

[$20.00 Undercover Money Belt] (http://www.amazon.com/Eagle-Creek-Travel-Undercover-Money/dp/B0054IH5PQ/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_nC?ie=UTF8&colid=B3D77WA5WELX&coliid=I1653YN47E20X3&psc=1). I should not get this item because when I travel to India, I want to carry my money and important documents out where everyone can see. That way I can hopefully get picked up by some helpless romantic who will take me on a grandiose adventure, where I will have no fear about having my kidney removed and sold on the black market. We will travel around and he will eventually fall in love with me and build me my very own Taj Mahal, using the money that I so cleverly didn't disguise because I never got this silly undercover money belt.

SPIbelt

I upgraded recently from an Iphone 5s to an Iphone 7plus. I saw the SPIbelt recommended here. It fits great, and doesn't move around at all. You still have to get use to having a giant thing strapped to your waist though.

Here's the perfect fanny pack for you Grey

Saw that one too, wrestlers do not give a fuck haha!

I just have my phone on me when running so I just hold it in my hand, but the SPIbelt seems to be recommended by some.

When they talk about these, it makes me laugh.

I have this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00N37B650 really cute and much cheaper.

I wear a spibelt. Stays in place, very easy to wash, and made in the USA.

I use this shoulder bag. It's not made for the Switch Specifically, but fits it really well, sits on the shoulder for fast access in grocery checkout lines or when waiting for an order at Five Guys, and it's really compact (fits in my briefcase when I'm not wearing it actively).

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B075S2ZCYQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1519341372&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=belly+fanny+pack&dpPl=1&dpID=41wdqlCYZaL&ref=plSrch 😁

I use this and really like it.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005OVQQBM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

That belly looks like a waste pack thing...

Does that make things better or worse?

Both, the answer is both.

backpack is good as in has alot of space, but it can easelly be stolen by someone who saw you sell inside the rave. The fanny pack inside the patns is robery secure, thats what I do when I travel. Altho I use a moneybelt, wich is the same thing as the fanny pack , but an item made just for that.


http://www.amazon.com/Eagle-Creek-Travel-Undercover-Money/dp/B0054IH5PQ


Edit: Just keep the money there , and a little note pad with how much is for each pusher. But if youre holding that much money and drugs , I dont recommend you to party at that rave , youre there for work.

Cool bag!

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>https://www.amazon.com/Anjoy-Outdoor-Motorcycle-Costume-Pouches/dp/B07BZF3HP1/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa

I agree. This is the one that I use and it holds my phone (iPhone 6), car key, and card holder sized wallet with plenty more room.

I did something similar when I went to universal - I had this belt with large pockets and I just stuffed everything in there inside of ziploc bags (in case I got wet, which I definitely did!!). There were only a couple of rides they don't allow you to take anything on with you and for on I was able to utilize a medical locker (which universal has, not all theme parks do) and the others had cubbies available for EVERYONE right when you get on the ride (and no one is allowed in that area other than who is on the ride, so it's fairly safe/secure).

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075X12G58/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jXIrDbBJYBJ4F

This is the only real option.

My wife and I went to Rome a couple of years ago and we used these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0054IH5PQ

Just get a money belt, put 5 euro in your front pocket and keep everything else in your money belt and you will be all set.

You're welcome

This works too.

[from Amazon](Pacsafe Venturesafe 150 GII Anti-Theft Cross Body Pack, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AE0NUD0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_nF25xbPA07V1Z)

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I think a backpack is overkill. Just get a running belt or a Flip Belt. They've a much smaller profile, are much lighter, and won't bounce around since they're made of elastic and pull tight to the body.

Here's one!

Non-mobile: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00N37B650

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this one has lasted my three years including 15+ fests and tons of runs. It doesn’t have the largest capacity and it’s only one pocket but it worked well for me. Very tight fitting so no worries of it going anywhere during my dancing and I would definitely feel any thieves tug on it. Thing is they would-be thieves never see it cuz it’s covered by the bottom my shirt most of the time Just got a new more standard fanny pack though so curious to see how I like the change

I used an arm band for a few days, and you can never really get to not feel like it's flopping on your arm. Plus it looks ridiculous. I currently use this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005OVQQBM/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Amazon used to stock it, but no longer do. You need the larger one to fit the 1520 in. I just put it in a ziplock then in the pouch.

Look into a money belt if you're worried about getting pickpocketed: http://www.amazon.com/Eagle-Creek-Travel-Undercover-Money/dp/B0054IH5PQ