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by illusion » 20 Feb 2006 12:39
alcohol and pretty much everything don't go together, except a cheap shot to get lucky... that's pretty much it.
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by Shrub » 20 Feb 2006 14:28
Traveller, your so right unfortunatley, it also doesnt go well with the driving to a lockout job, breathing on the customer, stabbing your picks in your arm by mistake then getting slammed up for DUI on the way home
Welcome to the site mate, youll fit in just fine 
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by Traveller » 20 Feb 2006 16:26
Golden rules to lock picking; number two....
just kidding!
Thanks everyone.
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by illusion » 20 Feb 2006 16:27
Welcome to the site Traveler! 
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by superhawk_03 » 21 Feb 2006 0:21
Hey I'm new and am looking forward to learning a new skill to use. Give me all the information you can. Anything is useful.
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by joshuab » 21 Feb 2006 0:31
Hello Everyone!
Found this site, it inspired me, got a recomended pick kit, starting today! Thanks for all the great resources! =)
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by mrsirmrman » 21 Feb 2006 23:10
Welcome to the site. If you have not had the chance to look around superhawk, I know you will find tips and tricks galore.... I joined not too long ago myself and everytime I log back on I learn something new. I feel like a little boy at the toy store at times, hahaha. Anyways, a good place to start would be with Illusion (3rd post above this one). Click on his Signature Picture. Read all the beginners pages, familiarize yourself with the site (especially the search functions). So far everyone here has been nothing but helpfull IMHO.
Good luck!
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by MisterQ » 22 Feb 2006 5:32
hi everyone i'm a new member to the site but I did read long time before here.
Great site body’s, is very interesting.
My interest in locks started at a fairly young age of around 12. The first paper was I red about lockpicking was the MIT Giud to Lockpicking after that I bought my first pickset. These is a few years ago. My passion is the vault techniques but I have more theoretical experiences as practical.
I’m from Germany. Please excuse my terrible English, I working to improve my English knowledge. Until now I was just active to german forum about lockpicking.
Here I hope to get helpful suggestion and to improve my skill of picking.
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by Technoxy » 22 Feb 2006 16:45
My lockpicking experience?
Once I managed to pick an indoor office door using only a regular size papere clip. It took me an hour, but I somehow managed to do it.
Since then, I have never managed to repeat the job.
I once purchased an electric lockpicking gun, which I never did need because I just ended up breaking the lock through shear brute force.
But now, I need some advice on lockpicking combination locks.
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by kneecaps » 22 Feb 2006 16:53
Hi everybody!
I'm brand new to lock picking but its something I've always wanted to learn and try my hand at
Looking forward to getting started at this cool site!
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by illusion » 22 Feb 2006 17:55
Welcome all.
For some generaly useful threads, and some nifty tutorials please click my signature. 
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by ilvg2k » 22 Feb 2006 21:39
Good evening (or morning for some),
I have been passively watching for boards for some time now and decided to join. I have been interested in this hobby for some time and purchased my first real pick set from Southord a few months ago after getting frustrated with the home made picks I have been using.
The first lock I ever picked I think was the cheap latches on my sisters diary when i was a wee lad.
I do not have much experience with high security locks yet, mainly your hardware store bought deadbolts and padlocks. (basically anything laying around the house)
I am really intrested in getting some experience with safes and I may be picking up an old one from a friend soon to tinker with. (non destructive methods of course)
Glad to be a member and hope to gain any knowledge I can.
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by Chrispy » 23 Feb 2006 6:22
So many noobs, so little time. 
Some things may be pick proof, but everything can be bypassed....
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by pickert » 23 Feb 2006 8:56
Hello im new to the foum and lockpicking sport as well. Ive read some tutorials and picked my first cilinder lock today. I hope i can enjoy this sport for quite a while.
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by basat_47 » 24 Feb 2006 2:21
Well about a month ago I was looking at this site on what the posts had to say about the FB course and you all talked me into it. Right now I am Half way done with it and very excited to finish it. So now that I feel like I am getting somewhere I thought that I would finally join.
-BaSaT
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