Anything interesting or sentimental on your key ring?
Anything interesting or sentimental on your key ring?
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Evel Knievel

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41,276 posts

276 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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As per title.

I am quite attached to a flat small pocket keyring screwdriver I have had on my keyring since 1970, which was a free gift sellotaped to the front copy of "Practical motorist"..

It is a bit battered and worn with age, but I wouldn't be without it....smile

Evel.

(ex Wacky Racer)

Skipppy

1,136 posts

239 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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Only a Guiness bottle opener bought whilst in Dublin. I don't even like Guiness, but it has come in handy from time to time!

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

227 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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The ears of my victims.

KaraK

13,787 posts

238 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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For years I had a Williams F1 keyring - it wasnt anything special a little plastic thing that had a red LED in it (was just about enough so you could light the keyhole at night). Was bought for me to put on my very first car keys and I transferred it as cars came and went - mainly it just didnt feel like "my" car keys without it so I kept it long after the light stopped working and the logo wore off!

Eventually the plastic wore down on the loop that held it on the chain so it was retired - think I've still got it somewhere.


shirt

25,391 posts

230 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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i've got a bottle opener that looks like a key, a small maneki neko, and a michael jackson 'thriller' keyring that i got from one of those 2p pusher things at the seaside.

fullbeem

2,044 posts

230 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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Picture of my son

Jem Thompson

930 posts

211 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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A Porsche keytag. I was 15 and in the dealership looking at the then new 997 GT3. The salesmen moved it and when he got out, let me sit in it and then took the key from the ignition and gave me the leather covered tag with an alloy badge on it. I know it is a bit stupid, but then I don't show it off or anything, it is just nice to have. Wonderful quality as well.

markcjd

1,557 posts

216 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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I have 3 sets of keys and each has something attached that means something to me.

House keys have the weak link assembly from my first solo flight in a glider.

Work keys have the thigh buckle from the first parachute I used.

Car keys have the empty .243 case from the first buck I shot.


Rude-boy

22,227 posts

262 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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Jem Thompson said:
A Porsche keytag. I was 15 and in the dealership looking at the then new 997 GT3. The salesmen moved it and when he got out, let me sit in it and then took the key from the ignition and gave me the leather covered tag with an alloy badge on it. I know it is a bit stupid, but then I don't show it off or anything, it is just nice to have. Wonderful quality as well.
You are privileged, Someone who not only got out of and OPC without a four figure bill but also with a freebie. You should have given your dad his lotto numbers that night!

ascayman

13,329 posts

245 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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yep tacky as hell but i have a small picture of my daughter inscribed 'love you daddy' given to me on my first fathers day.

Mobile Chicane

21,988 posts

241 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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A tritium glowstick so I can always find my keys in the dark.

Jackpot

355 posts

217 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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A Benicassim 2008 band, Mini Wetsuit, VW Camper Model, Mini Las Vegas Sign, Dominican Republic coconut facemask & a Burton Snowboard Emblem.

All have their meanings.

v15ben

16,217 posts

270 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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A Batley Motorcycle and Car Club (now defunct) red leather keyfob which was one of the last they ever made before the club was disbanded. My family had plenty of involvement in the trials and racing they used to do in years gone by so its got sentimental and interest value smile

Jonny671

29,897 posts

218 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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Just my carkey, house key and my PH Keyring.

Its getting abit scratched up now but I like it smile

Jem Thompson

930 posts

211 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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Rude-boy said:
Jem Thompson said:
A Porsche keytag. I was 15 and in the dealership looking at the then new 997 GT3. The salesmen moved it and when he got out, let me sit in it and then took the key from the ignition and gave me the leather covered tag with an alloy badge on it. I know it is a bit stupid, but then I don't show it off or anything, it is just nice to have. Wonderful quality as well.
You are privileged, Someone who not only got out of and OPC without a four figure bill but also with a freebie. You should have given your dad his lotto numbers that night!
They also give me free posters as smile Well, used to anyway, I am probably a bit old now.

Edited by Jem Thompson on Wednesday 26th August 10:19

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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My Mini was my first car, the day I bought it someone gave me a Benny the Ball (from TopCat) keyring.

Still got the car, still got the keyring.

Maxf

8,444 posts

270 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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A small part of a Spitfire which crashed during the Battle of Britain.

Evel Knievel

Original Poster:

41,276 posts

276 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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Maxf said:
A small part of a Spitfire which crashed during the Battle of Britain.
Now that is interesting....

Jag-D

19,633 posts

248 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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Energiser LED torch which has proven to be very useful when working on cars and bikes at stupid o'clock

Used to have something sentimental, but that's gone now

Los Palmas 7

29,908 posts

259 months

Wednesday 26th August 2009
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An old Penny, minted in the year of my birth and given to me by my birth Mother when we met: