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by defacto » 15 Aug 2006 20:19
Hey.
I joined yesterday, very cool site. Incredibly useful. I've been interested in lockpicking for a long time, but I just found this palce around a week ago....looking foreward to learning more about the art of lock picking!
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by LockpickingNinja » 16 Aug 2006 5:11
Well hi guys. Im a Danish multimediadesign student who has been interested in lockpicking for a while, but who has finally done something about it and ordered some real lockpicks. While i was at it, i registered on this forum because i have found it useful and very interesting already. Hope to see you around the forum.

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by zuuy » 16 Aug 2006 15:47
Hello out there!! am new to all this and hoping to make a new hobby.
Joe
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by unbreakable » 16 Aug 2006 16:05
Welcome guys!!
Hope you enjoy the forum. You three have really cool names
If you click on profile at the top of the page, you can edit stuff about yourself, such as where your from, your other intrests, etc.
Later!
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by inquisitive picker » 17 Aug 2006 1:36
I just want to say that this is a fabulous site, and i have been wanting to look into lock picking for such a long time, and finally I have found a place that can give me the answers that I'm looking for. Thanks to all of the people that make this site possible.
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by txpal » 17 Aug 2006 12:19
Mike from Texas work for a company that specializes in auto lockouts but also do residential and comercial lockouts as well so looking to learn more and help make job easier!
thanks
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by hurri » 17 Aug 2006 13:22
Welcome allz... 
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by th516 » 17 Aug 2006 15:25
I just found this site yesterday and signed up.
I have a general fascination with how things work and have spent most of my life taking things apart and putting them back together (not always successfully  ) It’s just natural that I would eventually move on to locks.
I never knew how much info was available on the topic until I stumbled upon this site. I can't believe how much I've learned just in two days browsing of the site.
See ya on the boards
MD in MI
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by rtrego » 17 Aug 2006 15:27
Hello m8s!
I'm just a regular Portuguese guy who want's to learn or help with the best, the trade of lockpicking.
Cya,
Ricardo
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by TheonlyQ » 17 Aug 2006 20:26
Hi all, new to the site and to picking but have a set of Southord C-801's and the interest so I'm good to go!
Thanks
for all the useful info.. managed to pick my first lock today (an RS brass padlock) and I seem to have caught the bug!
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by funny-popsicle » 20 Aug 2006 1:43
Hello there. Saw someone post this site in another forum thought hey maybe ill learn some useful stuff and stop using the chicken wire and paint openers. Well so far ive learned quite a bit And how to make your own proffesional looking picks and tension tools great love this forum so far.
I will go crack ass medieval on you.
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by hurri » 20 Aug 2006 5:51
A question: What happened with L.P. yesterday??? 
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by BRANDY0711 » 20 Aug 2006 13:03
HI IM BRANDY. IM NEW SO YOU'LL HAVE TO BEAR WITH ME. HPOE THIS TURNS OUT 2 BE AS FUN AS IT SOUNDS. C YA L8R Y'ALL
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by Shrub » 20 Aug 2006 13:07
Welcome to the site everyone,
Make sure your sig pictures fit in with the rules as per size requirements (popsicle yours is too big) and dont type in text language it gets the backs up of the regulars,
Click the picture in my post to link you to lots of helpful guides on site to get you all started in picking,
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by Krypos » 20 Aug 2006 13:53
wow...i never posted here. never. didnt even realize this was here until after i was already introduced to people.
and oh- brandy? that sounds like a girls name....just to warn you...there arent many girls here (not to drive you away) but a bet a lot of guys are going to pick up on this and jump at the opportunity to "meet" a female picker.
just so ya know. also, shrub can be mysterious sometimes, he means dont type like ur n da ghetto n ya have 2 type all ur sh!t like dis, n have wannabe 1337 5k!112 1!k3 m3.
and for those interested in the girl theory, i have another, and that is that varjeal is a girl. i cant remember what triggered this, but i vaguely remember varjeal saying something or someone saying something to varjeal and me going "wait thats a girls name or something like that"
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