> > > (I have a key chain collection also, imagine
> > all of them hanging for the ignition....... ok
> > shutting up)
> >
> > I display mine on a wall, about thirty at a time.
> > My old bedroom at my parent's house has a
> > pegboard wall, and that's where they are now.
> > Once we move into our house, they'll probably
> > go back onto my old bulletin board, hanging
> > from push pins. That's where I had 'em when
> > we lived in our old apartment. Someday I'd like
> > to build a pegboard display case for them. The
> > remainder of them are all piled into a plastic
> > bin. I can't stand to have my keys attached to
> > more than one keychain at a time.
> >
> > Gri"keychain picky"shny
>
> Pegboards, I have found, are incredibly handy gadgets. I used to display my doll collection on several bookcases in my room, which ended up wasting most of my floor space and making me feel cramped. Then I discovered that the dolls could hang the from a pegboard with the pegs stuck under their arms. Wow! About 90 dolls fit on a pegboard the size of that bookcase, whereas I could fit maybe 50 on the bookcase. Plus, there are all sorts of other uses for those little pegs...
>
> La"You can throw them at your brother, for example"Zorra

(Replying to both Grishny and LaZorra) My key chain collection isn't very big, yet. It's a rather small accumulation of key chains and I always joke around saying that " Maybe I should get a few dozen more!" But now that I think about it, key chains are in fact, a good way to remember people and places by. I have one with a pizza place on it, and one that I got from my mom's friend on a, well you could probably call it a special occasion, because I made a really cool friend that day.
Perhaps I should keep it up, and accumulate my own major key chain collection, and (getting to LaZorra's response) a Pegboard would be a great way to display them, seeing how I love to display my collections.
After I move out and become rich and famous, (Haw!) I'll probably have glass cases filled with my collections. A lot of my key chains actually come out of the gum ball machine, but they're really cool, and then's also one that came from a foreign exchange student in Korea. I feel inspired to buy more key chains, perhaps if I travel someday, I'll accumulate both Keychains and coins of all kinds. Interesting, I'll really have to work on this. And a pegboard would be nice, and switching from keychain to key chain, since fumbling through them to get to keys can be annoying. My dad says, a key chain for each type of key.
Thanks for the inspiration and ideas!

-Mau(The collective cat)Evig