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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, and aluminum dog tags
for personal, business and military use.
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Congratulations! Jeff
You are our April winner !
" It's a useful for those who always do outdoor stuff.
In case anything happen, we know who we should inform! "
Thanks for your entry! We really appreciate your time and effort.
Keep those ID-IDeas coming in!
Jody Howard • 04/28/99 • Medic Alert
My URL: • Jody's page •
Mark J. Smith • 04/27/99 • I've already seen something like this done, shown in catalogs, but to have something like "I belong an Airman" or Marine, or sailor. Or, on a religious note, put "I am my beloved's. My beloved is mine" from Song of Solomon
Mark J. Smith • 04/27/99 • Add your name (perhaps using shoe tag or something similar) to your pocket protector. Would prevent fellow computer nerds from absconding with your pens.
Alice Hilbert • 04/26/99 • I recently saw someone using an id for her keys, no hopefully she didn't have her address on it in case of stolen or lost, but that was neat to see them used that way.
My URL: • Our Family Home Page •
janet norwell • 04/23/99 • think these dog tags would just look great with my green cargo khaki shorts
My URL: • Limericks •
Michael J Telleson • 04/22/99 • So you don't have to look at your underwear if you forget your name.
Elizabeth Torres • 04/22/99 • It'll be cool if you guys make Tees with a dog tag on the front of the tee.
jason kang • 04/21/99 • jason kang
Vicki Van Camp • 04/21/99 • "Baby Tags" to attach to a gift for the newborn baby--it could have name, birthdate, time of birth, weight and length.
Edgar Velez • 04/21/99 • Put the tags on your dog and have them say "I'm <insert name here>'s dog. If I'm lost, take me to your house. If <insert name here> lost me, then <insert name here> is obviously dumb and you deserve a dog like me anyway. =)"
Gregory David • 04/18/99 • In the shape of fire hydrants and dog bones
RYAN COOK • 04/18/99 • Coat the tags with glow in the dark paint or use glowing silencers
Caley Sharratt • 04/17/99 • Bend it length ways slightly and use it for an identification tag around your neck and for a spoon when you forget yours at lunch.
Jason Gurley • 04/16/99 • I use them on my boots at work. I wear them around my neck. I am military. I use them for key chains, entering my house when I forgot my keys, attach one to my video camera when I'm out and about, I put one on my boy when we go to the mall. I have abot 15 different tags. In the Navy...they are free.
Mark D. Titus • 04/16/99 • I have a plastic ID tag for my running shoes. It wears out too fast. The metal tags would be great for this. They could be tied right into the shoe laces. This way one would always have ID on them while running.
My URL: • Comprehensive Emission Services •
Charles Hackett • 04/16/99 • car freshiners to hang from mirror
April Kosinski • 04/14/99 • What you could do is offer fake id's. hehe just kidding what you could actually do is make best friend id things or something like that
Muhammad Hamad • 04/14/99 • hey....i would have love to have the dog tag in my brothers neck when he got lost....so that atleast i could be able to recognize him if i see him now after about a period of 10 years.
michelle rosborough • 04/14/99 • so my daugther can remember HER name
Charles Hackett • 04/14/99 • This one is for the artists, use the dog tags as a puddy knife.
Charles Hackett • 04/14/99 • If lose you flat head screwdriver you can use your dog tags to screw and unscrew
Sandra Bon • 04/14/99 • Old, but have not forgotten what being young was like.
David Scudder • 04/12/99 • Use as Christmas tree ornaments.
Jeff • 04/11/99 • It's a useful for those who always do outdoor stuff. In case anything happen, we know to who we should inform.
George Bon • 04/08/99 • Why Me? Cause stuff just happens.
My URL: • none •
Alexander Bowie • 04/08/99 • If you're building a bomb(or any other type of electrical device) use the metal dog tags as a connection between two vital wires. Then when the Feds catch you(and they most probably will if your name and/or address are on the dog tags) there'll be that slight hint of respect, a notion of appreciation of your style and handywork, in their eyes as they beat you to a pulp while their colleagues illegally search your home, your body cavities and your sent e-mail...
Gorazd Golob • 04/07/99 • what are you looking at?
Milton Griffin • 04/07/99 • Great to find your suitcase at the airport when they come out of the aircraft..
Matt Schiff • 04/05/99 • Put the tag on each one of your girl friends privates so you can use it as a quck reference during sex.
My URL: • The Youth House Web Site •
Spenc • 04/05/99 • I was wondering if you could all punch a hole at the other end and link the tag in-between a strong chain. It can then be modified to be a wallet chain(with a clip for the belt loop) for your wallet,keys and whatever.. There will be extra security for your wallets or keys and same time, it extends the life of the ID tag without contact with stuff in your pockets or keys(so you can save on a silencer). I guess most fellas will find it fashionable, unique and useful; probably with so many features put together, you get more reasons to wear one...
Quinn • 04/05/99 • As a scout leader, I often have pieces of equipment disappear or end up in someone's garage. I use your IDentification tags and attach them to my dutch ovens, tents, sleeping bags, backpacks and all my other outdoor equipment, and I have had far fewer thing missing!
Gail • 04/05/99 • Your stainless steel tags would withstand the weather and be good identification for trees and other greenery aroun our botanical garden. We often have tours of various school and other groups and this would help them identify different plants.
Kellie Brown • 04/05/99 • Use them for keyring tags. Put contact information on them for a quick return if lost. :}
R. Colombraro • 04/04/99 • Hang one tag around your child's neck at daycare - inform daycare workers that only authorized adult will have the matching tag when it is time to pick up child.
Adam Benson • 04/04/99 • Give to mother in-law with "Beware, I bite!" etched into it.
Hal Guentert • 04/02/99 • 1) Hide in car to help police identify stolen car. 2) Offer reward for return of lost pet or item. 3) Give to girl friend and tell her they are from Victoria's Secret new NATO collection.
Kerry Woods • 04/01/99 • If you suffer from a serious medical condition the info could be kept on your dog tags in the event of a medical emergency.
Sean • 04/01/99 • useful if you are a sufferer of cronic amnesia
Sean • 04/01/99 • use them to let people know more about you without having to waste time talking.
JD • 04/01/99 • New this month, silk screened dog tags and acid etched dog tags for company promotions!
My URL: • Unique military style dog tags! •
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