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Gologit

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Has anyone found a use for those ribbon things with the bottle opener and the 'biner that the Oregon tech reps gave us?

Mine is hanging in the shop along with all the other stuff that just "hangs in the shop"

Anybody come up with a good use for them?
 
Here's what you do.

hang your normal central-big-keychain from the center bit
stuff the mess in your pocket
if you want to hang it from your neck, do
if you want to hang it from your belt loop, do
if you don't want to do either, let it sit on the counter; sooner or later, you'll need to open a bottle

Snarkiness aside: lots of workplaces (several of my former ones included) require an ID badge to be prominently displayed at all times. A lanyard is the preferred method of display. A cool lanyard sets you apart from your drab cubicle-bound co-workers. Oregon makes chains for chainsaws. An Oregon lanyard is pretty much indisputably cooler than any other lanyard in whatever office you may find yourself in.

Even More Snarkiness Aside: that's a pretty good design for a bottle opener, and the ruler printed inside the lanyard isn't bad either. This is pretty good swag.
 
bob thats what mine is doing hanging on the wall. carb screwdriver gets used. hat gets worn.will figure out which yellow saw to use the v stack that terry gave me. and bob the sticker is on the back window.
 
I wore it while sitting around a campfire on my Oregon Coast trip last week. It provided another subject for conversation, and the bottle opener was used and performed well. It is kept in The Pointy Trailer and has a hanger, when the trailer is in the UP position.

It, along with the WORK SAFE chaps, will be happy reminders of Old Sparkess's victory. :msp_biggrin:
 
It might work as an emergency leash for The Used Dog, 80 pounds of unleashed fury. Would it be strong enough to keep him out of the barbecue pan? Perhaps this could be an experiment for the next GTG?
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Were proudley displaying ours as well Bob. As you can see its time to dig out the tin cloth back to normal weather nice cool wt October I actually prefer it to hot and sunny. The salmon are running the trees are turning colors I love real fall


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I stuck one on the bumper of the Pointy Trailer. Nobody was rude to me on my trip to the Oregon Coast last week.

The FIRE DANGER--KEEP OUT signs have been taken down from the area that The Used Dog and I like to walk in, so we did. We're in a lull and waiting for a good smite that is supposed to hit us. I have the unofficial water measuring device (5 gallon bucket) out. Yesterday's rain was good enough to top off the Grapple Cat water bucket. :clap:
 
Been waiting for the burn ban to come down I have plenty to burn :msp_smile:
 
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