I know many of you might have several, but what is the size of the one you use for everything?

What do you generally store on it?

I only have it up to 32GB, assuming most of you can't afford 32GB's

I have a 16GB, 4GB, two 2GB, and a couple single GB's here and there. The price for the 16GB was 31$, but I received a 20$ rebate on it, so it really only cost me 11$. Unaware of great USB deals on the internet, I bought my first 2GB at Wal-Mart for 20$ a few years ago, which was a complete rip off. NEVER buy USB drives from chain stores, they are always overpriced.

I store everything on my 16GB, but since it has a great deal of space, its primary use is to hold games or software. I carry the 2500$ Adobe CS4 Master's Collection on it just in case I ever encounter someone I'm working with that says "I would create a logo for our project, but I can't afford Photoshop!", well guess what, BAM, copy over the CS4 directory, bitch. Yeah, larger ones come in handy sometime. Besides the chunky files, I carry your usual papers and lab write-ups that I know I'll never use again in my life but I still refuse to delete them (I even have crap from last semester, but I'm too stubborn to erase them). I also have a bunch of random .swf's just for those emergencies when you come in contact with a computer or laptop with no internet or games. You can always pretend you're on the internet by playing a bunch of flash games, eh?

So tell me..how big, and how do you use it?

I carry around a 2GB for music transfers or small applications.

4GB SanDisk Cruzer.
Use: Piracy.

1GB, for school and emulation. It's sadly small.

2x4GB and 256MB.
latter is obsolete, but was basically what I have now in a more conservative manner. Former has... 3D stuff, programming stuff, pixel art for when I'm bored, any writing papers I need to work on, some music, and random stuff.

I used to have a 32GB, but the fuckering thing got broken for no apparent reason ...

8gb kingston datatraveler
cant have smaller stuff these days and you know they go up to 64gb these days right?
use: file backup

OCZ Rally2.
8GB

All purpose. Games, files, backups, school, etc.
http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/flash_drives/ocz_rally2_turbo_usb_2_0_flash_drive

Maxtor OneTouch 4 mini 160GB, only about the size of 3 thumbdrives so i figure it counts

Yeah, I know. Read the whole topic post.

Old 2gb Lexar
Currently contains M.U.G.E.N., StepMania, NES emulator, SNES emulator, around 15 portable apps, and a copy of every installer I've used in case I reformat.

8GB cruzer. Just got it last night, but I already stuffed it with programs I need for Architectural purposes. Some hacking tools might be hidden in there too

I got a free 2 GB one, it's really small. I use it for my AUTOCAD class to save my drawings and transfer it.

2GB Sandisk Cruzer. I just use it for carrying stuff around, like projects for school and stuff like that.

Nonexistent.
Occasionally i find one that belongs to me, but i hardly ever use it.

I keep my school files in a 1 GB one-time-payment ftp account that i got a few years ago

I have a 16 GB one. It died.

8 GB Micro Cruzer.

Has a variety of things on it, including a bunch installers, a bunch of games that have emulaters, and a few other things that could get me in trouble (at school ^.^) Also, some homemade virus's using AutoIt 3.

[My friend has a 64 gb flash drive too ;P.]

I HAVE A 16MB DELL USB, YEs, MB, WHAT NOW.

Uh, I have a 2GB one besides the 16mb one fo carry videos, models, and more stuff. I use it for uni/work. I need a bigger one, though, since I recently encountered that my portfolio is composed of images that are around 50-100mb. 300dpi

I have two 1 GB, and two 512MB. One 1 GB is used for mods, the other is used for school and small programs. The 512 MB I don't use at all. O, and I have a porable .5 Terabyte harddrive, which I use for everything.

I don't get why someone would but a $160 thumbdrive when you can buy a terabyte for the same price.

DAMN. A terabyte of memory in flash drive form? My dreams ARE true

It's not in flash drive form, but it is portable. The one I have needs an electric outlet, but I believe there is a version of a terabyte external hardrive that is the size of a book and needs two usb ports, but does not need an outlet.