What else is on your key chain/fob?

I have the smaller version. Mine holds 7 10mg. Valiums.

 

Ignition, fob, house, shop, canopy. I'd have less if I could.

 

I hate having things in my front pocket so i go janitor style, with a caribiner on a belt loop. I used to have a standard style caribiner until somehow, the carabiner came undone and I almost lost my car keys. So I now use a locking carabiner.

 

Actually I leave my 2nd key in the cubby hole left of the steering wheel. I unlock the door with a key on my key ring then put those back in my bibs pocket. Only have a key in my ignition because I also have heard stories of heavy key rings and ignitions. The coke vial I was just being a smart ass. Just a picture I found after doing a Google image search.

 

Judgement day is coming. Fate is what you make....

 

The most expensive keychain I've ever bought.

 

I had the Toyota Trucks thingo for over a year before I even got a truck. I got it from a drawer at work when we had too many of them. I guess it was meant to be?

 

I used to carry my Viagra in one of those but it kept poking my leg.

 

I made something similar to that for my mom about 30 yrs ago

 

Is that a saddleback wallet??

 

Emergency sneaker net for when you just can’t get to the internet and need to copy a file. 32GB.

 

I recognized it. I’ve had mine for 6 years now

 

House, gas and cash

 

Nothing:



But, here's the neat part.

There is a clear, protection sticker on the back side logo. I don't know their real name, but I call them peelies and get untold joy from removing them from anything that has them. I've been know to peel them off of other peoples stuff when they haven't. I did have one friend that insisted about keeping them on. I never peeled his.

 

Please tell me this isnt your SS# posted to the internet....

 

I am of the "leave it on" school of thought, in 5 years when the peelies are scratched and peeling by themselves I remove them to reveal a "brand new" look beneath.

Of course I am the guy that has things that look great when they stop functioning do to age. I still have a Black & Decker bench grinder from the late 70's or early 80's, that works quite well and only the metal looks "aged", well and the pile of grindings under each wheel.

 

I hear you!

I am the guy that peels right out of the box, but stuff looks good when done except for vehicles for some reason. Now, the wife and kids. Stuff looks 10yrs old in a day or two. My old boss and her family would crush things that I thought were unbreakable.

 

Lets see...
House key
Truck key
4runner key
pelfreybilt bottle opener
skid steer key
paracord keychain
dump truck key
backhoe key

And that's about it.

 

Militia Macramé!