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IDentification tags for your family, friends, and all our Pets!
Authentic Military "dog tags" as Personal ID Tags.
Quality stainless steel & solid brass tags for personal, business and military use.
Available now! Anodized aluminum ID "dog tags" and imprinted Collector tags!
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Congratulations! Carol Wallen
You are our July winner!
"Put it on my keys so that when I lose them (which I always do) they can be returned to me!!"
Thanks for your entry! We appreciate your time and effort.
Keep those ID-IDeas coming in!
Lisa Garrett • 07/31/98 • To remind my husband who he is
Nadine Russell • 07/31/98 • With the release of the new mover "Small Soldiers" these tags would make a perfect gift for our "small soldiers" in the family to go w/their military ensemble. I know the kids in our family would love them. Just like dad's and grandpa's.
Ray Sola • 07/30/98 • I would put it at my place, so that if I ever loose my place, someone could find it and get me back.
My URL: • A Volition to get FREE Stuff! •
Shane Burgess • 07/30/98 • Use the tags on videogame systems, to tell your sibilings what is yours and what they shouldn't touch!
Tricia Feeney • 07/30/98 • use on luggage attach to key chains attach to pet collar
Christina Koyl • 07/30/98 • Make a chandelier out of them
Central Flot • 07/29/98 • I would give one to that very special person in my life and I would wear the other. This would symbolize our commitment to one another.
Matt Carroll • 07/29/98 • I would hang the tags from the rear view mirror of my Jeep to make it look more military-like.
Jeff Melton • 07/29/98 • Great for joggers like myself, who are out running with no ID on them should a medical emergency arise.
A.R. • 07/29/98 • If you don't get in the military, at least you can still have some tags
Christy VanderLaan • 07/28/98 • A good idea for those with multiple personality disorder. They could wear five or six.
KATHERINE BUSBY • 07/28/98 • GREAT IDEA FOR MY CHILDREN.
carol powell • 07/28/98 • Great for placing on medical equipment to date the equipment and make it easier for the new employees to learn the names of equipment
My URL: • Advanced Chiropractic Neurology Center •
Tina Miller • 07/28/98 • Dog tags would be useful for scraping off bee- stingers which are still embedded in the skin of either you or your dog!
Brianne Deschner • 07/28/98 • I`d use them for Best friend necklaces with my best bud.
Danny Bates • 07/28/98 • "Your job is not to die for your country, Your job is to make some poor dumb bastard die for his." >General George S. Patton
Cheryl Masters • 07/28/98 • My young son just saw the movie TOP GUN for the first time. He wants to feel like he is a part of the elite!
Sharon Kay Fernando • 07/27/98 • My son would love to have a set just like his military dad!
Suzanne LaMotte • 07/27/98 • Dog tags for Beanie Babies and Teenie Beanie Babies.
George S. Haymans • 07/27/98 • put in a time capsule for year 3000.
Jennifer Pierce • 07/27/98 • Put a Bible verse on it to be a witness for Jesus, and give one to a friend to let them know you care.
Kirk McKillip • 07/27/98 • Give one to both my kids so they won't forget their phone number and address. (they're young)
Kea Crittenden • 07/27/98 • Weld about forty together and swng them at a person I dislike.
M Brothers • 07/27/98 • To hang around my car rearview mirror to look cool and snazzy.
D. Pollock • 07/26/98 • Use these on a necklace for children, in case they get lost....
My URL: • The Crow's Nest-Best That's Free On The Net! •
Vicki Gaston • 07/25/98 • My dog, Tippy, is a maniac-if the front door gets opened, he is gone. If the back door gets opened-he waits to be put on the chain. So, this would be useful in case some idiot leaves the front door ajar. Maybe the neighbors would bring him home.
My URL: • don't have one yet •
Kiel Weber • 07/25/98 • They are great for scratch-off lottery tickets!
My URL: • Mike and Kiel's Jokes •
Lori M. Snyder • 07/25/98 • With 2, I could have a fine matching pair of earrings ...
Lauryn • 07/25/98 • So if I get seriously wasted, my designated driver will know where to take me.
My URL: • nope •
Ryan "Raven" Burgess • 07/25/98 • make one in honor of a former military person.
My URL: • RaVeN's uFo Page •
Winona Hansen-Olsen • 07/25/98 • I'm going on a trip soon, so it would be neat to use the tags as a great way to distinguish my luggage from everyone else's!
David Sullivan • 07/24/98 • Twirling around my fingers.
Seth Acuff • 07/24/98 • Acuff, Seth Birth date Social Security # Gender
Elizabeth Phillips • 07/24/98 • It's great for scraping labels off of bottles!
John • 07/24/98 • Get one with my sons home/emergency information. He wants want to be like Sgt. Hazzard (Small Soldiers)! He will love it!!
JEAN GARVER • 07/24/98 • TO USE ON KEYS AND OTHER STUFF?
JEAN GARVER • 07/24/98 • HAVE THE LORD PRAY WITH ME ALL THE TIME. MAY GOD BLESS EACH PERSON IN MY LIFE .
BRITTANY ALLISON GARVER • 07/24/98 • SHOW OLD I AM 10/ 05 /88
JESSICA GARVER • 07/24/98 • JUST TO BE ABLE TO KEEP ID ON ME
WILLIAM GARVER • 07/24/98 • PUT ON MY FISHING GEAR AND USE FOR MY KEY WITH I START DRIVING, I CAN KEEP IT WITH KEYS.
ROBERT ORR • 07/24/98 • SO I DO NOT FORGET WHO I AM....
My URL: • NONE •
Sue Miller • 07/24/98 • To always find my husband.
Michelle Arnett • 07/23/98 • I would put my website URL on them and hand them out so that people will always remember where to find my site!
My URL: • Michelle's Best Free Games On The Net •
Tiffany Davidson • 07/23/98 • Put them on my martial arts bag so it won't get lost at tournaments
Tricia "Turtle" Feeney • 07/23/98 • Honoring our dearly beloved Staff Terriers - Fred, Honey, and Raisinette. I've already gotten a 6" tattoo in their honor. PS: I do NOT have HOME computer. Sorry.
Shauna Mathias • 07/22/98 • I forgot,I would have my boyfriend wear it and me wear one!!
My URL: • bxtr •
Shauna Mathis • 07/22/98 • Couples that are together should wear them. It would have to say the same thing on both of the lovers. For example,"Shauna loves Jairo" That way when people see them together they know that there boyfriend and girlfriend and not brother and sister!!
My URL: • bxtrfam •
kirk lund • 07/22/98 • there great on presents
My URL: • kirks hompage •
WILLIAM MCFALL • 07/22/98 • TO ID MY FISHING GEAR
Michael • 07/22/98 • I am a RN and I place them on my bandage scissors so whoever has them knows who to return the scissors to.
Gary Green • 07/22/98 • I would use it on my dog Groovy.
Robert Capps • 07/22/98 • Two words......NIPPLE PROTECTORS.
Pat Deutscher • 07/22/98 • Wine bottle labels
Angela Thompson • 07/22/98 • Use them for bags at the pool
Carol Wallen • 07/22/98 • Put it on my keys so that when I lose them (which I always do) they can be returned to me!!!!
Judith Couture • 07/22/98 • Put a prayer for travelers safety on it and hang it from the rear view mirror of the car like a rosary or stuffed dice.
My URL: • Golden Angel Spiritual Connections •
Missy Schwartz • 07/22/98 • Just wear them to look cool(and for the blondes who forget their names)
Hayley • 07/22/98 • Bible quotes
Jay Sokolow • 07/22/98 • Put them on my girlfriend so the guys she picks up will know which drunken slut they're sleeping with.
Don Marks • 07/22/98 • Apache Don 168 River St. Please help me find my home!!
Jeffrey Contompasis • 07/22/98 • Hotels in foreign countries could have instructions for taxi drivers to return guests to their location imprinted in the local language.
janet fricano • 07/22/98 • Make earrings out of them with your name. :)
J. Mahoney • 07/22/98 • Make a dress out of them and wear them to the Academy Awards
Donna Kolodsick • 07/22/98 • Use as luggage tags
Keith Kolodsick • 07/22/98 • Use for identification while working out.
Rachel Duckworth • 07/22/98 • Everyone should wear them, so they are easily identified especially criminals.
Debbi DeSisto • 07/21/98 • As a remembrance of a loved one
My URL: • A Web Journey •
David Thompson • 07/21/98 • Use it as a cornerstone for a model building (model trains, buildings, etc). Visit the URL for a neat robot
My URL: • Gecko Systems Introduces the CareBot, a home automation robot •
Michele Bautista • 07/21/98 • use for younger children (like mine!) who don't know their address/phone # by heart in case of problems or for the school bus driver to look at to make sure child is on the right bus...it's alot better than the paper laminated tags they use now.
C. Steven Workman • 07/21/98 • Glue inside VCR cases, inside TV cabinets, etc, to prove ownership if items are stolen.
Patsy R. Workman • 07/21/98 • Make a charm bracelet with children's and grandchildren's names and birthdays.
Dan Harcourt • 07/21/98 • Use them to keep important medical information. Such as blood type and allergies.
Jan Hosking • 07/21/98 • Attach them to sports equipment bags - ie golf, hockey etc.
denise • 07/21/98 • have them made up for my 14 year old son, cuz i'm afraid one day he'll forget his name. his answer to every question is " I don't know", so it's just a matter of time before he forgets.
April Pace • 07/21/98 • Wear them on a night of heavy drinking so I won't forget my name and where I live.
Walter A. Vita • 07/21/98 • Make them look cool!!!
Tunc Karakaya • 07/21/98 • Good luck use with dogs
panthergirl • 07/21/98 • i'd use them on days my collar won't work with my clothes....
Jan • 07/20/98 • Put them on your kids at county fairs or other events where there are alot of people as I.D. in case they get separated from your group
Rebecca Smith • 07/20/98 • Make funky ear rings out of them.
CONNIE MCGRAW • 07/20/98 • use for a braclet so I won't lose my way home
Lisa Swan • 07/20/98 • I'll use it as a "cat tag" -- an ID for my cat!
Deana Logan • 07/20/98 • Staple to my kids foreheads so others know where they belong... ;)
Joseph Nottoli • 07/20/98 • to be cool in school for my friends to see.
Linda Ellis • 07/20/98 • Put one in the pocket of my leather motorcycle jacket to tell it apart from other's.
Jim McMichael • 07/20/98 • Just as regular id necklaces for those males often referred to as "dogs."
Anne Higgins • 07/20/98 • So that each time I travel across the US I will remember where I really live! That way when I do get lost, I can get help to get me home!
Dana Sliger • 07/20/98 • Attach them to key rings - then we could tell them apart from each other!
My URL: • Contests •
Deremiah, John • 07/20/98 • USN D516882 380546716 A+ Protestant
Joani Burtard • 07/20/98 • I'd wear one to alert people to the fact that I take a medication which can have deadly interactions with about a million foods and drugs. This could avert major disaster if I were unconscious--especially since the drug interaction would be the most likely cause of the unconsciousness.
Paul • 07/20/98 • I'd wear them as identification, as a medical alert, as jewelry, and as a remembrance of my tour of duty in Vietnam and all those served there and didn't make it back to the "World" alive or in one piece. To those who have fought;to those who have fallen; and to those who continue to fight... Peace!
Ingrid Stamatson • 07/20/98 • Attach them to a laptop with your email address on it.
My URL: • Critters! •
Holli Niesner • 07/20/98 • Niesner, Holli ? - I dunno what to put here.. :)
Holly E. Price • 07/20/98 • my kitties
My URL: • Iskander's Lucky Lamp •
Patti Johnson • 07/19/98 • I would attach it to the server that hosts www.whitewolfslair.com so that I know which one it is.. so many servers, so few tags.. :)
My URL: • Whitewolf's Lair •
Jake Benoit • 07/18/98 • for my dog's id , of course!
Mark H. Peper • 07/16/98 • I travel a lot in my career. This would be a handy identification for anyone to use in case of a wreck.
My URL: • KEYCHAIN COLLECTOR •
Kimberly • 07/16/98 • My dog likes to follow the mail lady while she is completing her route. I would have it engraved: this is not the Mail Carriers dog. This dog belongs to: blah, blah, blah. Sorry for the accident on the lawn.
Kim Stuart • 07/16/98 • When you get pulled over by the cops and they ask to see your drivers license that you forgot to bring. Just show them your Dog Tag!
Stephanie Kelly • 07/16/98 • Winshield Ice Scraper.
StellPro • 07/16/98 • Give them out as prizes for an event so that it becomes more memorable.
Master Sgt. Robert A Boone USMC • 07/15/98 • a reminder of who you are on those days that you have brain farts and forget your name, rank, blood type and ect.
Brenda Boone • 07/15/98 • If you run out of business cards give them a dog tag if your in a spot
Rich Avila • 07/14/98 • Dog tags for cats!
MERLIN • 07/14/98 • there cool and everybody wants them to do a wide varitey of things and i think all these ideas are good
Anjali De La Garza • 07/14/98 • Keep track of your kids names and ages so you are not constently asking them how old they are and when they were born. That way they don't think that you are losing it either.
BARBARA WILKETT • 07/14/98 • MY IDEA IS TO REPLACE MY FIANCE'S DOG TAGS FROM THE MARINES. THEY WERE DESTROYED IN A FIRE IN 1974
LAURA SHOEMAKER • 07/14/98 • IN CASE I DIE THE POLICE WILL KNOW WHO I AM.
EMILY KLEIN • 07/14/98 • IN CASE MY STUPID BASSET HOUND JAKE GETS LOST
wimbreth adams • 07/14/98 • put them on suitcases and luggage when going on trips with other people or when going by an airline or on a bus so it can be identified as yours
wimbreth adams • 07/14/98 • hang it on a chain and use it as a best friend necklace so it's not the same old "best friend hearts" that everybody has.
Tami Barrett • 07/14/98 • Give them to your teens, most of the time they have no ID on them if something should happen and they could not speak for themselves.
David Moore • 07/13/98 • I think that members of the army who have been wounded leave one of there dog tags where they were shot and live and be buried with the other to show respect to him or herself and to the military.
My URL: • David's Military Page •
Dolores Seiwell • 07/13/98 • My name is Rocky. I guard 6763 Graceland Ave. If lost call Mom & Dad 410-282-3647 Also I'm always hungry.
Craig McDaniel • 07/13/98 • For those who have died and served in the military service. And to let them be buried with one.. and also, to have one given to the family members.
Chris Handley • 07/13/98 • Use them for my World War II roleplaying game. Or whear it with my flight jacket and act like I'm a pilot.
melissa • 07/13/98 • use them to tag my backpack for school so it can be returned to me.
My URL: • dawson's creek fan's homepage •
Jim • 07/13/98 • Use them to tag your tool boxes.
Megan • 07/13/98 • I would get one for my absent minded friend and give it to her so she'd always remeber who she is! Of course, she'd forget her head if it wasn't attached to her neck, and then the tag would fall off...oh well.
My URL: • Eat Your Greens •
Scott Mitchell • 07/13/98 • Give them out at a class graduation so if you see someone with it, you'll know the were in your graduating class.
Nathan Bendel • 07/12/98 • Put them on your dog to keep them out of Jail (the pound).
Derek Austill • 07/12/98 • Make ID-Tages for your Quake, or Quake2 clan.
My URL: • Hand Of God •
Randy Buter • 07/11/98 • Buy tags for your boy scout troop to create teamwork and a great gift idea
Susan Sturgeon • 07/11/98 • Use one to identify my honey
Mike Patrick • 07/10/98 • Diabetics Diabetics Diabetics... Could be a life saver.
christina neuman • 07/10/98 • let my chilren wear them you never know when they would need them
My URL: • none •
christina neuman • 07/10/98 • let my chilren wear them you never know when they would need them
My URL: • none •
christina neuman • 07/10/98 • let my chilren wear them you never know when they would need them
My URL: • none •
spooky • 07/10/98 • Use them as reflectors at night.......
Alicia Foster • 07/10/98 • ROTFL- Rolling On the Floor Laughing motif, to show people that you use the web. You could also add their homepage and e-mail address where the military ID number goes
My URL: • Mask's Home on the Wb •
PJ • 07/10/98 • Use them to identify your plants in your yard so that when people ask the name, you will be able to tell them the species name. They are rustproof, right?
sam peters • 07/09/98 • use them at conferences and such as unique name tags that each participant can hang on to as a keepsake of the event
Cindy Grossman • 07/09/98 • I live in an apartment complex so I have one hanging on my front door so if someone comes to the wrong apartment thinking it is the right one they can read the tag that has a name and address on it.
My URL: • Guinea Pigs Online •
Doug Hill • 07/09/98 • Put them on your running shoes so if you get hit by a car, or have a heart attack the medics know how to get ahold of your spouse.
My URL: • Doug's Site •
John Colbert • 07/08/98 • Attach them (via super -glue) to computer equipment so it can be more easily traced if stolen!!
Kristin Hayes • 07/06/98 • Engrave the names of loved ones that have passed, and make a wind chime of them,so you may be reminded of their love,each time the wind blows.
Stephen Rodgers • 07/06/98 • I Love Samantha for ungiving Love
Samantha Lee • 07/06/98 • Use them as tags for gift bags as well as a table place-setting markers for your child's friends when they come to a birthday party. The kids will be able to find their seats easily and they will have great party favors to take home and keep.
Michael Lander • 07/05/98 • Use them at school to look cool and be identified at the same time! Or just to look cool :)
Kyna Wisniewski • 07/05/98 • Backpack-ID
KATEE "pink" • 07/05/98 • Tie them around a bunch of ROSES and have them engraved with the words " Will You Marry Me "
J. D. Johnson • 07/04/98 • Use them at your work place for employee of the month. With their name, month and year that they were picked employee of the month for a job well done.
JCB • 07/03/98 • I go camping with my scout trip almost every month. All identification tags that I've tried have been ruined. These are the only things that hold up!
Gretchen Cuthbertson • 07/03/98 • get one for every member of extended family and use them as desoration for Christmas tree
Beverly Collins • 07/03/98 At the end of any workshop or seminar give them as 'completion' souveniers
William Hoover • 07/03/98 • Attach them to durable medical equipment, such as wheelchairs or walkers. Sadly at wheelchair sports events or gatherings of people with disabilities, wheelchairs and other equipment are often stolen or misplaced - forever to be lost because there is no way to identify the owner.
B&D Hoover • 07/03/98 • If you wake up in bed -- hung over after a hard night partying -- with someone you don't know, you can just look at their dog tags to remember their name and thus avoid that awkward moment when neither one of you remember the night before.
Vicki Landres • 07/02/98 • You could wear them while jogging so they could identify the body in case you get hit be a car.
Jeffrey Harte • 07/02/98 • Door to door salesmen could line their shoes with them so it wouldn't hurt when they put their foot in peoples doors
Miserie Sturtz • 07/02/98 • If you are the mother of identical twins and have trouble telling them apart, make them wear dog collars with their names printed on the tag. That way you'll never get them confused again!
My URL: • Miserie •
katee "PINK" • 07/02/98 • useful for telling someone you really love them.
Jay Jenkins • 07/01/98 • Use them as a toy for babies.
JD • 07/01/98 • Well, here it is one month later, so soon! This is the monthly first entry to test the *workings* of the contest entry form. Good luck to you all in the month of July and have a great 4th!!
My URL: • Quick Return Tags and photon micro-lights! •
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