title: Confused about keys in gun DB
body: <pre><code>var stallone = {stallone:{first:'Sylvester',last:'Stallone',gender:'male'}};
  var gibson = {gibson:{first:'Mel',last:'Gibson',gender:'male'}};
  var movies = gun.get('movies')
  movies.put(stallone).key('movies/action').key('movies/actors').key('movies/action/rambo')   movies.put(gibson).key('movies/action').key('movies/actors').key('movies/action/roadwarrior').key('movies/comedy');
  
  movies.get('movies/action').val();
  returns {_: Object, stallone: Object, gibson: Object} Nice.
  
  movies.get('movies/comedy').val();
  returns {_: Object, stallone: Object, gibson: Object} Erm..What is Sly doing here? Not Nice!!
  
  gun.get('movies/comedy').val();
  returns {_: Object, stallone: Object, gibson: Object} same thing!!
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>This behaviour leads to a couple of questions:<br>
  1) why bother creating movies ?
  I'm working with <code>var movies = gun.get('movies')</code> so why do i have to create the key with 'movies' 
  in it again? 'movies' should be prefixed automaticly.<br>
  2) Even if the multiple keys would work it's not very intuitive. It would be nice if we could just do
      <code>movies.put(gibson).keys(['actors','comedy','action'])</code>.</p>
  
  <p>Note: i would be happy if could be done tru a loop.
  but that doesn't work eather</p>
  
  <pre><code>var gibsonKeys = ['actors','action','comedy','dieHard']
  gibsonKeys.forEach(function(key){
      movies.put(gibson).key('movies/'+key);
    // could be gun.put(gibson).key('movies/'+ key) as well
  });
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>As a sidenote...I know that the keys are just strings and not real paths to the data ;)</p>