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How Do You Handle Your Keys?
arisvega writes "I lost my backpack some time ago, but was lucky enough to have left my laptop at home that night, and my cell and keys in my pocket. The inevitable habit-change that followed was to start strapping my keys on my pants, so at least I would still be able to get home (as long as I kept my pants on). But I realized I had a lot of keys: one for the outer door, two for the inner, three more for my girlfriend's place, one for the office, one for the postbox, one for my bicycle, the car, the motorbike and the roof. ... Plus, I keep a tiny Swiss Army knife on my keychain that I really wouldn't want to part with. Needless to say, this makes a jingly bunch that eats through my pocket. I ask you, Slashdot people, how do you carry/safeguard a hefty, pronouncedly jingly bunch of keys? What are the alternatives? Any suggestions on clothing or technology? Would having 'The One Key' make things better, or worse?"
But your bicycle is a vehicle, which belongs to you, which makes it your vehicle.. so why would you not need your "bicycle key" when you use it? Why do you even have that key? *head asplodes*
which is totally what she said
And clip your keys to a belt loop on your pants.
Oh, this is slashdot? I was looking for digg ...
NB: The message above might reflect my opinion right now, but not necessarily tomorrow or next year.
There was no need for the overclarification
And again. This is slashdot
And again. This is slashdot
OH, oh I'm sorry, but this is abuse. Ah yes, you want room 12A, Just along the corridor. Stupid git!!
Lost at C:>. Found at C.