In the jingle-jangle mornin'...

[slipjig3]

An idle curiosity question:

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[daev.livejournal.com]

A bunch of useless keys on my keyring? I would never have such a thing!

That's because all the keys that don't work, have no purpose, or are completely unknown get moved to another keyring which I keep in a drawer. Until that keyring is full, and I start another one. The drawer is not yet full of keyrings, so ... I don't have a key hoarding problem.

THROW A KEY AWAY? A key is POWER and CONTROL of something which most people don't have! I'm sure that apartment key from college will come in handy someday!!! Especially if they get around to reconstructing the apartment building which they tore down in 1997!!!!

[pseydtonne.livejournal.com]

I do something similar. I keep a separate carabiner with rings for lesser-used keys. For example, I have house keys for my parents' house and grandmother's house in my home town, which I only visit a couple times a year. There are definitely some dead weight keys on there, but I haven't been able to sort all of them.

This giant carabiner stays in a jug with my passport. The jug sits next to the underwear drawer, so I can grab what I need for a trip very easily.