Fastened, in a way, can be done in many different ways. One way is to hasp, which involves using a metal loop and a pin or staple to secure two objects together. Another way is to rivet, which involves using a metal pin to join two pieces of material together. Nailing is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a nail to join them. Stapleing is similar to nailing, but instead of using a nail, a staple is used. Chaining is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a chain to link them. Screwing is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a screw to join them. Latching is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a latch to secure them. Sewing is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using thread to stitch them together. Glueing is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using glue to bond them together. Kneading is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using pressure to join them. Lacing is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a lace to tie them together. Sewing is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using thread to stitch them together. Tacking is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a tack to join them. Lacing up is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a lace to tie them together. Toggling is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a toggle to secure them. Nailing on is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using a nail to join them. Buttoning up is another way to fasten two objects together, which involves using buttons to secure them.