> > What kind of key chains do you collect?
>
> Just about anything. I always try to get a
> souvenir keychain whenever I go on a trip, and
> I always get several during the holidays to
> beef up the collection. I received seven
> combined this year from my birthday and
> Christmas.
>
> Some of my keychains are:
>
> A brass oval with my name printed on it. This
> is the oldest one in my collection, and I
> receieved it from my sister for Christmas
> when I was ten or eleven.
>
> A miniature case of 7-Up that my cousin gave
> me when he found it in his house.
>
> A porcelain medallion with little red Aztec-y
> doodles all over it from my great aunt, who
> bought it for me when she was vacationing in
> Mexico.
>
> A miniature purple and gold tassel that I
> bought for myself my senior year of high
> school.
>
> A blue rubber oval with an AmSouth bank logo
> on it. I got that one my junior year of college
> when I opened an account there.
>
> A plastic duck. My mom gave it to me one year
> for Christmas. I don't know where she got it.
>
> A purple Koosh-head with a witch's hat on it.
> This is the one I currently have my keys on.
>
> A miniature Official RinkWorks Operation(TM)
> game complete with the little bones and
> electrifed tongs to take them out. It beeps
> when you touch the sides. It has "RinkWorks"
> and the initials "SS" printed on the back in
> permanent black marker. You can guess who
> gave me that.
>
> A rubber "Kangaroo Crossing" roadsign. My
> sister got that one for me earlier this year
> when they were on a layover in Sydney,
> Australia on their way to Papua New Guinea.
> She just gave it to me on Saturday.
>
> Gri"just a sampling. I have almost 300
> now"shny

But is there something out there that you don't have but really want? I might have it. If you liked Clifford the Big Red Dog, I have this little Disney dalmation pup that might also appeal to you. I could mail you a few. These things are just sitting here not doing me any good. If you are interested, just email me privately and give me a snail mail address.
Howard