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What is your keychain like? Mine is made of stainless steel; purse shaped, with a Wittchen logo on. Wittchen is an exclusive Polish firm producing fancy leather goods. I got two such keychains from it as freebies last year.

Marines!

Mine is shaped like the autism ribbon and says Autism Awareness!

My house keys have a Nitize S-biner:



A Samsung cable tie, that came with my monitor:



And a square circuit board, a bit like one of these:

It used to be my dog's

The b***h is dead now so she ain't gonna complain if i nick it. Plus the amount of money I save not having to change my locks and get new keys cut or call out the locksmith is priceless

Mine. Clockwise from fob: Padlock key, house key, combo set key for storage unit, homemade cigar punch (sharpened .22-250 case), car doors and car ignition. I used to have a flash drive on there, but the ring always breaks off.



@polarity: That's neat. On a similar note, I made a couple of refrigerator magnets out of a small board and a removable video chip from a laptop. The touch pad board has a cool gold-plated diamond pattern on it.

That's awesome.

I'll upload photos of my new keychain when I get it.

Mine has a wee torch and a crocodile shaped bottle opener on it.

I have three sets of keys:
*The keys to my parents' house are on a keychain from St John Ambulance. It's a face mask for in case you need to do m2m resuscitation on someone and think they might have a transmitable disease or something. I used to be a first aider.

*The keys to my house are on a keychain I got free at freshers week at uni, and it's for Aim Higher.

*My car keys are on a really old keychain which did say Ireland on (but you can't read it any more). It was my mum's keychain first, and when she gave me the car she gave me the key already on the keychain.

My keys hang off a chain connected to my wallet. I lost them a while back, and when my husband replaced my house key for me, he bought a Hannah Montana key and a pink wrist band. *facepalm*

Mine has the seal of the state of California on it, or rather a halfway decent Chinese version of it. I usually buy the keychains for my living quarters at tourist traps, and they always are related to location. When I lived in San Francisco I had a keychain from Fisherman's Wharf that said San Francisco California on it. I've had a number of Sacramento or California key fobs, because that's where I live.

The current fob is actually the second state seal one I've owned, the other one got worn and ultimately broke. Tourist trap key fobs tend not to last for very long. The one for my car was purchased at a car dealership and says Nissan Sentra on it (mine is a 2002). I tend to keep my car keys and house keys separate, a habit from when I lived downtown and would frequently go out on a bicycle or on foot. I live in the suburbs now so I no longer go out without being in a car, but I still keep my house and car keys separate.

I have a key for my house and the front gate of my parents' property where I live, a key for my parents' post office box (I no longer get mail there after my dad "lost" some of my mail, but my mom will on occasion ask me to pick up her mail), a key for my bathroom door (when we built the houses, my dad put the cheapest knob on the baths and closets that he could, and not only does it use a key but it can lock itself shut occasionally), and the key to my parents' house up in front. I had a key for a shed on my parents' property on there, but it's the only master key for that lock we've got, so I took it off and put it somewhere safe.

mine is a small, plush mandrill. I might post a photo of it later if I get the chance.