How Effective Are Keychain Locators for Those Who Can't Whistle?

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The discussion revolves around the effectiveness of keychain locators, particularly for individuals who are unable to whistle. Participants share personal anecdotes related to losing keys and express humor about the situation, while also exploring the functionality of different types of keychain locators.

Discussion Character

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants mention personal experiences of losing keys and the inconvenience it causes, highlighting the need for a reliable keychain locator.
  • There is a humorous exchange about the challenges of using keychain locators that require whistling, with some participants noting their inability to whistle effectively.
  • One participant suggests a keychain that beeps when you clap as a potential solution for those who cannot whistle.
  • Another participant shares that their mother has keychains that beep when you whistle, but notes that neither of them can whistle well, raising questions about the practicality of such devices.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express a mix of humor and frustration regarding the effectiveness of keychain locators, particularly those that rely on whistling. There is no clear consensus on the best solution for individuals who cannot whistle, as different viewpoints and experiences are shared.

Contextual Notes

Limitations include the reliance on personal anecdotes and the varying effectiveness of keychain locators based on individual abilities, such as the ability to whistle.

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Where are my car keys? I just had to walk to the Mexican place because I can't find my keys. When I got there I couldn't announce my presence by running over the little bell, so I had to knock on the window and disrupt their dinner. I know I got spit this time.
 
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tribdog said:
Where are my car keys? I just had to walk to the Mexican place because I can't find my keys. When I got there I couldn't announce my presence by running over the little bell, so I had to knock on the window and disrupt their dinner. I know I got spit this time.

All this because you were afraid to boil some pasta! Are you planning on kissing me with that same mouth you're putting that horrid food into? :eek:
 
Moonbear said:
All this because you were afraid to boil some pasta! Are you planning on kissing me with that same mouth you're putting that horrid food into? :eek:
Yes! Yes! Yes!
 
You're gargling with lysol first! :biggrin:
 
turned you on, didn't I?
 
Get that blanket fort ready in the kitchen! Might as well use that room for something! :biggrin:
 
honestly you two...
your the most apparent flirt in the whole friggin world.
 
o:) I think it's called E-cohabitation. :-p
 
Polly said:
o:) I think it's called E-cohabitation. :-p


Yeah, they's shacking-up.
 
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Awwww, they're just two crazy kids in love. :approve: :biggrin:
 
  • #11
I have seen the intercourse taking place here and fear it may lead to a spawning of many smaller threads… :-p
 
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BoulderHead said:
I have seen the intercourse taking place here and fear it may lead to a spawning of many smaller threads… :-p

:smile: :smile: :smile: I like the e-cohabitation term coined by Polly too! LOL! Is that where e-children come from?
 
  • #13
Moonbear said:
:smile: :smile: :smile: I like the e-cohabitation term coined by Polly too! LOL! Is that where e-children come from?
I don't know, but from what Trib's been eating I'd be more concerned about e-coli...
 
  • #14
BoulderHead said:
I don't know, but from what Trib's been eating I'd be more concerned about e-coli...

So am I! :smile: He must have a cast iron stomach! He'll never appreciate my good cooking; I think his taste buds are ruined.
 
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Moonbear said:
I think his taste buds are ruined.

I'm sure they'll be a lot better once you two touch tongues. :wink:
 
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ok.. EWWWWW! And that's only because 50% of the tongues in this equation are coated with green, bubbling, festering e coli.
ok, I introduced some of those adjectives for effect not accuracy.. but still, EEWWW!
 
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my e coli doesn't bubble
 
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Chrono said:
I'm sure they'll be a lot better once you two touch tongues. :wink:

Oh, thanks, that puts really nice pictures in my mind. I never realized E. coli might be a sexually transmitted disease! I don't know if my immune system is strong enough to handle that.
 
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Math Is Hard said:
ok.. EWWWWW! And that's only because 50% of the tongues in this equation are coated with green, bubbling, festering e coli.
ok, I introduced some of those adjectives for effect not accuracy.. but still, EEWWW!

It is said that if you kiss for two minutes your immune system increases by 50%. I guess it's going to need it if you get the E. Coli, huh?
 
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Chrono said:
It is said that if you kiss for two minutes your immune system increases by 50%. I guess it's going to need it if you get the E. Coli, huh?
It's not my immune system increasing, wink wink
 
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tribdog said:
my e coli doesn't bubble
so it's more like a sparkling effervessence that dances across the palate? We can spin this any way you want..
 
  • #23
tribdog said:
It's not my immune system increasing, wink wink

Well, I didn't say it would be the only thing to increase.
 
  • #24
Math Is Hard said:
so it's more like a sparkling effervessence that dances across the palate? We can spin this any way you want..

It's still not improving tribdog's chances of getting kissed!
 
  • #25
Trib, you're going to have to do some gargling if you want to kiss the princess.
 
  • #26
for a kiss from Moonbear I'd gargle Clorox laced with wintergreen.
I'd gargle melted Dentyne
 
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tribdog said:
for a kiss from Moonbear I'd gargle Clorox laced with wintergreen.

Oh, great, now he thinks I want to kiss someone with Chlorox breath! Dog breath is bad enough! :smile:
 
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tribdog said:
for a kiss from Moonbear I'd gargle Clorox laced with wintergreen.

Now, is that with bleach or bleach alternative?
 
  • #29
Chrono said:
Now, is that with bleach or bleach alternative?

Do you really think he knows the difference? :biggrin:
 
  • #30
I'll gargle whatever is wanted
No way will I ever be daunted.
I can smell like mint,
Just give me a hint.
Kissless, my life would be haunted.
 

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