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Business Rings

 "He gave me his ringcard 20 years ago. I still wear it."
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Business cards are too disposable. You want someone to really remember you? Carve your contact details into an 18K gold ring. People will remember your business... they'll call you, mark my words. If you don't want them melted down and sold then have them made from tungsten.
—UnaBubba, Jan 07 2008

Steve Wozniak's business card http://www.secretwe...wozs-business-card/
[hippo, Jan 07 2008]

I've got the number here on my rol-o-dex http://farm2.static...72_fd78c0c551_o.jpg
gimme a ring 'luv. [4whom, Jan 07 2008]

Locksmith Business card http://www.toool.nl...ges/kevins_card.jpg
[MisterQED, Jan 07 2008]

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       It says here on the ring that your urologist is at 415 Prince Albert Street. The number is 0772...oh just wait a bit...<yanks>...
—4whom, Jan 07 2008
   

       Not quite as useful as Steve Wozniak's business card (link) - made, I think, from titanium and capable of cutting through steak.
—hippo, Jan 07 2008
   

       I like the Wozniak card. Very cool concept.
—UnaBubba, Jan 07 2008
   

       Nope, coolest business card was for a locksmith, which had lockpick tools laser cut in it. Only downside is that possession of the card may be illegal in some places, which I think makes it even cooler. I'll put up a link when I get to a real computer.
—MisterQED, Jan 07 2008
   

       Kevin Mitnick went to gaol for his part in a massive hacking scandal in the 1990s. He was not a locksmith.
—UnaBubba, Jan 07 2008
   

       looking at my spouse's stack of business cards (we keep them all) I can't fathom gold rings.
—dentworth, Jan 07 2008
   

       [UnaBubba] I stand corrected, Kevin Mitnick is not a locksmith but an ex-con turned security expert.   

       And you have added a new spelling for jail to my vocabulary, which is cool too.
—MisterQED, Jan 07 2008
   

       In mitigation of your sentence [MrQED], he was an *un*locksmith.
—4whom, Jan 07 2008
   

       That's how it was spelled before Noah Webster got at it.
—UnaBubba, Jan 07 2008
   

       Well, there were a Mirriam of other possible spellings. Ah fuck... a merriam.
—4whom, Jan 07 2008
   

       Wallet's full again...have to take a trip to Mt.Doom.
—saxman, Jan 09 2008
   


 

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