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by unbreakable » 3 Sep 2006 12:40
!*AMP*! wrote:I wholeheartedly agree with UWSDWF 
I second the notion
OOhhh, a MacLeans article?
Gotta get that one!
I assume this is the big landmark for LP101?
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by Glassmask » 3 Sep 2006 16:18
Iv'e been pickin' for a few years, never anything seriously difficult but it's a fun way to pass the time if your'e bored in a building.....anyway you guys have great instructions on pickmaking.....even if it has no practical use in my life..if i were trapped in a locked warehouse full of mutant rabbits and nerve gas-spewing robowhores with axes covered in broken glass I would be glad i knew how to pick...thanks 
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by UWSDWF » 3 Sep 2006 18:43
Glassmask wrote:Iv'e been pickin' for a few years, never anything seriously difficult but it's a fun way to pass the time if your'e bored in a building.....anyway you guys have great instructions on pickmaking.....even if it has no practical use in my life..if i were trapped in a locked warehouse full of mutant rabbits and nerve gas-spewing robowhores with axes covered in broken glass I would be glad i knew how to pick...thanks 
welcome but the sig is waaaaaaaaaay toooooo BIG
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by !*AMP*! » 3 Sep 2006 20:18
like really really, 
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by Mickahcs » 3 Sep 2006 22:11
Hi
Thought id better say gday.
Im interesting in hobby picking to fight bordem.
I live in Aus and dont have much in the way of tools yet
Been trying to find a link to pyro's video with no luck they all seem dead.
I'll keep trying.
Anyway, great forum there is more info here then anyone could hope for.
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by Lakes » 4 Sep 2006 4:26
I've been reading the site for a while and joined only recently. I took the advanced locksmithing Foley Belsaw courses in 1997 among other training courses.
I've been examining locks and safes for many years prior to taking the FB courses and enjoy the engineering involved in the puzzles.
I have collected many books and tools over the last 20 years, but my first key machine was the FB machine sent upon graduation.
I am a private detective, but have never used the afore mentioned skills in the course of an investigation, in the context of 'Black Bag' work.
I'm looking for a sport picking club in the U.S. on the west coast.
International contacts hold special interest for me.
I hope I can help answer questions in the future.
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by Lakes » 4 Sep 2006 5:32
Thank you New-York-Locksmith
Lakes
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by Unholy Ham » 4 Sep 2006 11:19
I must say that I'm impressed with the moderator's "advice-giving" activity on the forums. On pretty much every single topic posted, some moderator gives constructive, useful advice on whatever is asked.
On most forums, the moderators just sit back and delete the offensive posts, neglecting the reason why they were put into the moderators' position: their experience.
Keep up the good work!
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by UNFORGIVEN » 4 Sep 2006 12:59
 HI THERE GR8 SITE HAVE BEEN SITTING IN THE BACKGROUND FOR A WHILE AND THOUGHT ID JOIN UP AND SAY HI TO YOU ALL
JUST A LITTLE ABOUT ME ( HOPE IT DONT BORE YOU TOO MUCH LOL )
IVE BEEN A LOCKSMITH FOR NEARLY 3 YEARS NOW AND A CARPENTER FOR 10 YEARS I ALSO HAVE A GRAT KNOLLAGE ON UPVC ( DOUBLE GLAZEING ) AS I USED TO FIT & MAINTAIN UPVC/ALI FOR 6 YEARS SO I CAN SAFELY SAY WITH OUT BEEING BIG HEADDED ABOUT IT I KNOW A FAIR BIT ABOUT THE DOUBLE GLAZEING INDUSTRY
ANY WAY PLEASE FORGIVE MY POOR SPELLING AND GRAMMER <-- I THINK THATS SPELT RIGHT ? HOPE TO CHAT TO YOU GUYS SOON
JUST ONE MORE THING BEFORE I GO
CAN ANYONE HELP ME IN HOW I CAN HAVE A COOL SIG AT THE BOTTOM OF MY POSTS ? AS I DONT KNOW HOW TO MAKE THEM UP
MANY THANKS
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by papacharchabil1 » 4 Sep 2006 13:14
Hi all,
It has been a while im reading this board, loooooots of usefull information!!
Im a newbie, but advancing quite good, picked my first lock of 'Codem' to know later that is has 2 mushroom security pins
I'm looking for a sport picking club in France with no luck
Hope to be of some help soon.
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by papacharchabil1 » 4 Sep 2006 13:17
You should click profile on the right column, then fill in your signature in the signature text area, then just click save.
A lot of times when a package says Open Other End, I purposely open the end where it says that
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by Shrub » 4 Sep 2006 18:45
If you want a picture in your sig you need to host it at photobucket and then copy the link that has img next to it into your sig box,
Welcome to the site everyone, if you want a good place to start click my picture on my posts to take you to a page of links that will help you on your way,
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by dieselducy » 4 Sep 2006 21:43
I am an avid padlock collector and I stumbled upon this site thru google. I collect the BEST brand padlocks, and i also like the older Lever locks. I picked pin tumbler lock for the first time in my life the other day and it took me about 30 mins. I consider myself an "ameture" lockpicker and I have come to this site to unite with other people who are interested in locks.
My name is Andrew Reams, I am from central VA, I am 29 years old and I am a truck driver. I love collecting padlocks, PHOTOGRAPHY!! (i have quite a few pics of my locks!!) driving, and computers. Thats all i can think of for now. so here is my official HELLO!!!
dieselducy is a REAL live train engine!!
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by Vomitron » 5 Sep 2006 11:08
Hi at all! 
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