smart blow-up keyholder € 6.-

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  1. yipster
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    yipster designer

    after giving all ideas carefull thought i still consider making this purchase ;)
     
  2. boltonprofiles
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    wdnboatbuilder,

    I think it only leads cows with bells round their necks - hence the name - bell rope.
    I will edumicate yous.
     
  3. gonzo
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    I think I'll buy one for the keys of the locker where the used golf balls and my banana holders are.
     
  4. Bergalia
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    Smart blow-up key holder C6

    I ask you, fellow forum members, what kind of a chap can't hold his own banana :confused:
    He'll be using those 'Tee' things to rest his balls on next....
     
  5. boltonprofiles
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    it depends whether there is a bunch of them.........
     
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    Smart blow-up key holder C6

    In that case Paul, a gentleman would keep them in his '*******' - which comes from the Latin anagram - 'Scot rum' used to describe a furry leathery pouch worn to the front of the kilt - now Anglicised as: 'Sporran'...
    I trust this will be useful in any future conversation....;)
     
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    safewalrus Ancient Marriner

    :D Since when did the Scots drink rum? (aye Bergalia I ken the seafarring type would drink anything with alcohol in it, but apart from Parry Handy and men of that ilk, the landfaring types wouldna touch it -less it wa 'Four Bells' mind)!:D :confused: :D
     
  8. boltonprofiles
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    Hello all,

    Perhaps we could invent a blow up sporran and attach the keys to that for 6 Euros........
     
  9. Bergalia
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    Smart blow-up key holder C6

    A vaguely funny reminder of Bells - a weel kent brand of whisky (possibly a relation of Boltons). They had a little 'logo' in the top right hand corner of the old Highland News: 'Bells - afore ye go...'

    And you can bet your life (excuse the pun) every other week this logo would appear above an obituary... ;)
     
  10. Bergalia
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    Smart blow-up key holder C6

    Sax euros...Paul mun...are ye crazy ? That's nearly a whole wee baubee...
    A man could hae a guid night oot, buy five Woodbines, a wicked woman, and still hae enough left over for a fush supper....
    An whoose gunna be seen on his knees blowing away at anither man's sporran...Dinna bring yer nasty English ideas here son....:(
     
  11. greg simpson
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    greg simpson all steamed up

    you could always attach the keys to any spare attachments that are under a scotsmans kilt?
     
  12. boltonprofiles
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    Bergalia,

    Like everything else in this region it would be self inflating.........
     
  13. Bergalia
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    Smart blow-up key holder C6

    There are NO spare attachments under my kilt Greg - unless you count the suspender belt now that I wear tights instead of stockings...;)
     
  14. boltonprofiles
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    Bergalia-

    How much can a Lowlander take, first the picture of you in the kilt, now this revelation on female underwear preference, this is too scary for words.
    I knew you S.S. were a little odd but this just confirms it.

    Paul.
     

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    Bergalia Senior Member

    Smart blow-up key holder C6

    Ah, young Paul, but that was the Scots' Weapon of Mass Distraction at Bannockburn..... :D
     
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