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[jajdude]

Losing my key has always been a fear of mine. Today it happened. Not a huge deal actually, just a bit embarrassing. I tried calling my friend over the curse of several hours to see if maybe he had it, but no answer thus far.

[oneiros]

Yup. Dropped my keys down an elevator shaft once. Apparently they really can fall in that little crack between the elevator and the floor.

Luckily, I had a roommate.

[dogshed]

I have a spare set hidden somewhere not far from my house.
They are not labeled so if someone finds them they won't know what house the go to. It's not anywhere
obvious like a mailbox, potted plant or door mat.

[pest2]

[yingwenlaoshi]

Call a locksmith. Might cost 30,000 Won for them to get you and and make you a couple of new keys.

[Tarmangani]

Don't worry, your boss has a spare key. He'll act like he doesn't know where it is for a couple of minutes, but then he'll remember it's on his desk next to the surveillance equipment.

[The Hammer]

[seoulsucker]

Keypads are the bomb...

[twg]

[marckot]

I came home late one night and dropped my motorbike and house keys down a storm water drain. I was putting my keys in my pocket while getting of the bike and dropped it.

The drain was about 3 feet deep and covered with a heavy iron grid. I found a long metal bar at a nearby construction site and used it as a lever to heave open the heavy grid. A Korean boy walked pass and I told him to hold onto the bar while I ducked in to get my keys. Told him not to drop the grid on my head

The keys where covered in a nice coat of slime.

[JJJ]

[dogshed]