The What does your Key Chain Look Like Thread

[HomerJ]

Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH

If you have a chauffeur why don't you own a Rolls? Much better car to be driven in. You drive a Bentley yourself, sir.
My driver needs some style help. I should get him a Senor Membership to SF for Christmas.

Originally Posted by StephenStyle

Bit of a Dunhill man. No interesting stories attached to them. Just for fun. Bulldog attached to work keys and stays in briefcase (obviously not made for the pocket!)

Dig the bulldog. I have about 25-30 keys for work I keep in the office. I've heard that number of work keys is inversely proportional to position status. I'm just above custodian apparently. You must be C level. One of those keys should be to your whiskey bar.

 

[Ianiceman]

Originally Posted by Orgetorix

I used to keep one of those on y keyring but it's a real drag when you get to airport security and have to hide them in your bag and pray the x ray machine doesn't see them. I fly a lot on my job so had to take it off.

 

[madstaxbro]

No more jingling.

 

[TurboBruce]

Originally Posted by TCN

one of my partner's 550 Maranello

one of how many?

 

[BlueHorseShoe]

Originally Posted by madstaxbro

No more jingling.

I don't get this. I feel like I should, but I don't. Seems like it'd annoy me whenever I was trying to open a lock with full hands.

 

[Orgetorix]

Originally Posted by Ianiceman

I used to keep one of those on y keyring but it's a real drag when you get to airport security and have to hide them in your bag and pray the x ray machine doesn't see them. I fly a lot on my job so had to take it off.

I had one confiscated three weeks ago, sadly. But I don't fly that much, so it's only an occasional risk for me, and one outweighed by the usefulness of having a knife/scissors/screwdriver/toothpick with me all the time.