Nice to know I hadn't been saving all those different size keyrings for nothing. Fast fashion? Not on my watch.
Glad there was no banana for scale.
this post was submitted on 16 Apr 2025
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Be careful that she's not sensitive to the metal. A lot of metal items contain nickel or tin that can cause an allergy-like reaction called contact dermatitis if left in contact with the skin for a long time.
Some people are more sensitive to it than others so maybe it will be fine, but I sure wouldn't want a surprise in my underwear
Better than a zip tie though. Probably what I would've done.
I mean it's all fun and games until they accidentally turn their jams into a keychain, some heat shrink would stop both.
The charm at the front is a nice touch. Did you bevel the end of the split ring to make sure it doesn't scratch?
That's what was originally holding the ends together but the other side failed.
Should have used a karabiner 😏
A hose clamp would've been more my alley.
The hose clamp is for fixing your undergarments.
We need proof that this actually works as claimed.
Yeah OP, show us a picture of you wearing it!
Careful what you ask for.
Good humblebrag, bro
Are you serious?
I was facecious, but being good with your hands is a cool skill, so it's not entirely untrue.
You say DULL mens club?
Every post I make in this community gets a comment like this. Apparently, my life is too boring to interest anyone - yet somehow also too interesting for the Dull Men's Club. It’s like I’m living in a liminal space.
I think its simply the difference between different peoples lives and their views on life. Someone who grew up on a ranch will find the big city insanely cool and unique while the ranch is just everyday life for them. But then if a city-dweller visits the ranch their experience of it will be much better.
go to horny jail
Right away.
You know I've never literally ripped off some panties before... Thanks for the tip OP
Make sure she doesn’t put it right out of the dryer.
Or make sure she does, if that's her thing.
No lady in her right mind puts underwear in the dryer.
If it's uncomfortable maybe you could sew something over the metal?