What Keys Are On Your Keyring?
Discussion
I don't have one! I keep my keys separate, the idea being that if I lose one I'm not completely keyless! I only keep my car and house keys on me permanently though, the rest like my bike caravan or storage keys are left at home unless they are needed (Or forgotten...)
My partner on the other hand has a keyring with loads of keys, including for a roof box we no longer have and 2 enormous photo fobs! It's ridiculous
My partner on the other hand has a keyring with loads of keys, including for a roof box we no longer have and 2 enormous photo fobs! It's ridiculous
Reminds me of when I was an apprentice many many years ago. One of the lads had a huge bunch of keys, a real handful, he seemed to be very proud of them, a real status symbol. At that time my key ring had two keys, my motorbike and a front door key to mum and dads house. Back to this huge bunch of keys, as far as we could ascertain the only key that did anything was the one that got his motorbike going.
His motorbike had the key switch mounted under the petrol tank so he didn't notice what was, perhaps, inevitable. He came in to the apprentice room one morning in a proper state. The bike key had given up, broken off during the ride to work. First thing was "how do I stop the engine?" That was the easy bit. What about the rest of the keys? He was in tears, the apprentice supervisor arranged search parties to search and thats how we spent the rest of the morning.
We didn't find them. The works electrician fitted a temporary switch that became permanent as far as I can remember.
So, the rule is no more than two keys/ring. Unless you have a motorbike that had four keys, three on one ring, ignition on one ring.
His motorbike had the key switch mounted under the petrol tank so he didn't notice what was, perhaps, inevitable. He came in to the apprentice room one morning in a proper state. The bike key had given up, broken off during the ride to work. First thing was "how do I stop the engine?" That was the easy bit. What about the rest of the keys? He was in tears, the apprentice supervisor arranged search parties to search and thats how we spent the rest of the morning.
We didn't find them. The works electrician fitted a temporary switch that became permanent as far as I can remember.
So, the rule is no more than two keys/ring. Unless you have a motorbike that had four keys, three on one ring, ignition on one ring.
I keep mine as light as possible, Car key and 2 front door keys.
My wife's on the other hand would need me to conduct a full audit in order to give you the full list. Apparently it needs to be the combine size of a football so that she doesn't lose them. Obviously she then goes and loses them all the time.
My wife's on the other hand would need me to conduct a full audit in order to give you the full list. Apparently it needs to be the combine size of a football so that she doesn't lose them. Obviously she then goes and loses them all the time.
bimsb6 said:
Prak said:
One of the strangest things when I emigrated was being down to a keyring with ... no keys at all. No car, no house, no office, no nothing ...
You became a hobo ?https://youtu.be/Oei5PTADpPM
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