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by SFGOON » 4 Jun 2006 21:04
Wow, I could go either way with this one. either you have a fantastic sense of humor or are an egotistical jerk. Either way, you'll fit right in at LP101, welcome to the site! 
"Reverse the obvious and the truth will present itself." - Carl Jung
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by Shrub » 4 Jun 2006 21:08
madmen wrote:I there this is a great forum and you are wellcome to have me here!!! or not ether way this is a stupid thing to force the new guy to post in a place that have 174 pages of never read posts and to prove this i challenge any admin or moderator IF YOU READ THIS SEND ME A FLAMING PM!!
PS: new users don't tell any 1 about this post !!!!
Well look at my post count and look how often i post on this section, we all take time to welcome the noobs dont be so negative.
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by kic » 4 Jun 2006 21:48
Just a quick howdy from a noob. Been lurking here for a while now, reading up and trying to learn. I've hit a wall so I decided it's time to register and see if someone will give me the slap to the back of the head that I need.
Cheers!
(Off to see if I can get that slap...)
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by digital_blue » 5 Jun 2006 2:20
madmen wrote:I there this is a great forum and you are wellcome to have me here!!! or not ether way this is a stupid thing to force the new guy to post in a place that have 174 pages of never read posts and to prove this i challenge any admin or moderator IF YOU READ THIS SEND ME A FLAMING PM!!
PS: new users don't tell any 1 about this post !!!!
Welcome to the site anyways, ya monkey. Thought you were soooo smart, didn't ya? Hey? Didn't ya!
Just for fun.... PM sent!
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by daktari1 » 5 Jun 2006 2:51
Pheniox wrote:Took me 2 years and 1 day to make the thread, but I made it finnaly. If your new, introduce yourself here. Other posts/threads will be deleted as I see them from now on.G'day pheniox, I'm a 46 y.o. aussie amputee (arm) have a bad habit of locking my keys in my car Regardless though, let me be the first to welcome you to the forums.
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by madmen » 5 Jun 2006 11:54
madmen wrote:I there this is a great forum and you are wellcome to have me here!!! or not ether way this is a stupid thing to force the new guy to post in a place that have 174 pages of never read posts and to prove this i challenge any admin or moderator IF YOU READ THIS SEND ME A FLAMING PM!!
PS: new users don't tell any 1 about this post !!!!
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
Ok Ok I was wrong
i was only kidding tring to make a great entrance and i did!!! anyway
Great Flames form every body!!!
I didn't intend to make anybody angry and i hope i didn't because i came in peace
ty all and great forum you have here!
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by digital_blue » 5 Jun 2006 11:57
That's right! We won't soon be forgetting you madm... max... ma... um... guy.
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by illusion » 5 Jun 2006 11:57
DOH!
I wanted to flame.
Welcome to the forum anyway. 
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by Shrub » 5 Jun 2006 12:21
Its never too late lol
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by Jrazkall » 6 Jun 2006 2:40
Just wanted to give a nice hello to everyone. I am the "new guy". Fresh from the pool, with VERY FEW knowledge.  No makin fun of my dumb questions 
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by mr_fixerupper » 6 Jun 2006 3:10
LOL... welcome all you peoples from a nother noob! 
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by sturmgrenadier » 6 Jun 2006 16:42
Hi folks. Lockpicking seems like a fun hobby to try out. My main reservation is that I am almost as klutzy and shaky handed as one of my distant family member who has early stages Parkinson. Probably a forlorn endeavor, but I'll give it my best shot. Thanks for the free resources here!
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by Mbuggy » 6 Jun 2006 19:21
Ok sounds great
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by digital_blue » 7 Jun 2006 8:06
Welcome to all new users.
Enjoy the site, and please click on my sig image for the grand tour.
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by Alvis » 7 Jun 2006 16:05
Just wanted to say hi. I've been reading these forums for a while, and finally decided to create an account. I'm a bit of a novice at lock manipulation -- I've got a fair bit of experience on common 5-pin cylinder locks; no tricky serrated pins or anything. Impressive to my friends maybe, but I'd like to keep learning and try out some more challenging locks. I LURVE exploded schematics of lock internals, or even just pics of a good disassembly. I hope I can make some useful contributions to the board along the way.
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