How do you stop losing your guitar picks?

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I keep them in this Kennedy-era ashtray which belonged to my grandparents. It's swanky, and I like to keep a variety in there for all the esteemed and diverse visitors to my abode.
 

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I don't lose them......I give them to all of my adoring fans.

In reality, I don't play outside of my house. Therefore, I lose them.
 

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Because if you're going to be metal as .... you gotta do it right. :rolleyes:

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My problem is that I'm not losing them, but all the picks I use wear out extremely fast and they become unplayable for me!

After switching to jazz III tortex, this is no longer an issue for me personally.
 

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I put them in the pocket on my left buttcheek, between 5 to 10 picks...I can always perceive where they are, and if the trousers are tight enough I can even count them. :lol:
I usually don't lose them unless I pick up my trousers in the wrong way...then it's pick rain :(
 

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I have 4

a soft one for strumming, a hard one for riffing, and a pair of Jazz lll's which are my main ones

I. CANT. FVCKING. LOSE THEM.
 

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I've come to the conclusion that the only way to not lose your picks is to throw them all away and play exclusively classical guitar. If I own a pick, I WILL lose it.
 

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guitar picks are so easy to lose!
 

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I "borrowed" a plastic container my mom bought for her extra buttons when I once visited, it has separate compartments and I split the picks by brand or size. Have not lost one in ages.
 

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i usually keep 2 in my wallet at all times.
I have one pick attached to each of my guitar, usually tucked between the High E and the fretboard.
I hardly ever lose picks in the process. I bought a bag of 6 pics some year ago (i think?) and still have 3 left.
 

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Play a Strat.

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You can stick enough picks under the pickguard by the time you run out you'll have stepped on one you've dropped.
 
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