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Location: Segovia, central Spain, 1230 m asl, Csb Mediterranean with strong continental influence, 40º43 N
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Hello. Let me show you mates an interesting finding I've seen today while looking a memory chest that my father gave me a while ago.
Apparently, according to him, he just found this 30 years ago while walking in a pine forest located near Segovia, central Spain.
I'm wondering about the time someone from the British Secret Service lost that, but I would say at anytime earlier than the Spanish Civil War as United Kingdom kept neutral in it.
Obvious novelty item. If it were produced today, it would probably replace the instructions to eat the key with an even more ridiculous statement about having to kill anybody who asked to borrow it.
Hello. Let me show you mates an interesting finding I've seen today while looking a memory chest that my father gave me a while ago.
Apparently, according to him, he just found this 30 years ago while walking in a pine forest located near Segovia, central Spain.
I'm wondering about the time someone from the British Secret Service lost that, but I would say at anytime earlier than the Spanish Civil War as United Kingdom kept neutral in it.
I highly doubt an item from MI5 would have "British Secret Service - MI5" written on it. I'd like to think our secret service are more competent than that.
Although I do recall a British spy leaving classified documents on a train a few years back...
Location: Segovia, central Spain, 1230 m asl, Csb Mediterranean with strong continental influence, 40º43 N
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Originally Posted by Razza94
I highly doubt an item from MI5 would have "British Secret Service - MI5" written on it. I'd like to think our secret service are more competent than that.
Although I do recall a British spy leaving classified documents on a train a few years back...
Perhaps they weren't as competent in the past, but who knows.
Anyway, we are not talking about a hot tourist spot like Las Ramblas in Barcelona or Puerta del Sol in Madrid, but a huge pine forest located 60 kilometres away northwest from Madrid, so I don't think that an eco-friendly tourist lost a funny keychain, but someone from the M15 lost an official, proper key from the British Secret Service, perhaps during the Peninsular War:
Perhaps they weren't as competent in the past, but who knows.
Anyway, we are not talking about a hot tourist spot like Las Ramblas in Barcelona or Puerta del Sol in Madrid, but a huge pine forest located 60 kilometres away northwest from Madrid, so I don't think that an eco-friendly tourist lost a funny keychain, but someone from the M15 lost an official, proper key from the British Secret Service, perhaps during the Peninsular War:
...I don't think that an eco-friendly tourist lost a funny keychain, but someone from the M15 lost an official, proper key from the British Secret Service, perhaps during the Peninsular War...
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Perhaps they weren't as competent in the past, but who knows.
Anyway, we are not talking about a hot tourist spot like Las Ramblas in Barcelona or Puerta del Sol in Madrid, but a huge pine forest located 60 kilometres away northwest from Madrid, so I don't think that an eco-friendly tourist lost a funny keychain, but someone from the M15 lost an official, proper key from the British Secret Service, perhaps during the Peninsular War:
It is very clearly just a joke keychain, the fact that it says "broom cupboard" on it too should make you see that lol
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Kinda big to swallow 
