ARCHIVE 2003-2013 Introduce yourself HERE if you are new. :)

[cab]

Quick question for a Mod

-- I made the $20 contribution to this site (and am looking forward to the cool shirt). Will a Mod add the "Supporter" banner to my screenname automatically, or do i need to send my transaction details to somebody?

-- Thanks

[fishhbed]

Just joined. Its great to be here

[UWSDWF]

Quick question for a Mod

-- I made the $20 contribution to this site (and am looking forward to the cool shirt). Will a Mod add the "Supporter" banner to my screenname automatically, or do i need to send my transaction details to somebody?

-- Thanks

wow you're a little lost this isn't the supporter t-shirt thread... but the answer is ...

If anyone has not gotten the supporter tag on their name send me a PM with your order number.

[UWSDWF]

Welcome everybody,
For all thoes new to the site and lockpicking, LP101 is a great place to start.
Take a look at the new users section, first and don't be afraid to ask any questions just remember to try a search before posting.

If you're looking for locks to pick, buy some but, DO NOT PICK LOCKS YOU RELY ON
I repeat DO NOT PICK LOCKS YOU RELY ON, they can and will break, then your house/car/safe/chasity belt is vulnerable or unable to be opened (think: emergency situation).

Cheers,
UWSDWF

[cab]

wow you're a little lost this isn't the supporter t-shirt thread... but the answer is ...

If anyone has not gotten the supporter tag on their name send me a PM with your order number.

Thanks for the answer.

"Lost" - in this place? You funny

Thanks again for the answer, guess I'll go search for the thread you referenced.

[UWSDWF]

not that hard to find

http://www.lockpicking101.com/viewtopic.php?p=186732

[cab]

Yup, right there under the off-topic General Chatter section….exactly where a newbie would look first.

-- Thanks again -- guess I was a little ruffled by your “lost” reference. No worries.

[Chikin]

hey, ive been an apprentice locksmith for about 9 months now and i figgured since they werent teaching me much about picking at work i'd learn it on my own . ive already found some usefull stuff to practice at work
great site guys
thanks for the info

[Hfossum]

AAhhh!

The wonderful world of locksmithing!

Thank you to all who are willing to share the vast amount of knowledge they have. And thanks to the theive's out there to give us a reason to work.

[Fester]

HI

The names Rob, from England I'm new to the site and Lock Picking

[PreGameAllStar]

Hi, im Nick, im from Hamilton Ontario, Canada

Im very interested in learning and am going to devote alot of time to this if i can get started.

[JoeLansing]

I'm Joe from Lansing Michigan. I work at a big bank doing security stuff. Mostly computers, firewalls, anti-virus, cisco, etc.. I needed a new hobby, and this one is interesting. I bought a So Ord PXS-14 set of pics about 3 weeks ago and I'm already picking any Master paddlock clone and Kwikset fast, other easy things in a few mins. My neighbor brought me a "Brinks" big heavy steele lockbox last night that she had lost the keys to. I opened it's stupid disk-tumbler? lock in about 20 seconds! Thanks for the great site!

- Joe

[Chbby]

Just a quick hello, to see how this forum thing works, My picks should be arriving in a few hours, already repinned a few euro cylinders so I can try on a 1 pin and 2 pin to start with. Have read all the stickys, sure is a lot of good info there:)

[Romstar]

A big welcome to all of our new members.

Please remember to take the time to fill out your profiles, and also to read the FAQs and stickies.

There is a great deal of information covered there, and many of your answers can be found by starting with these.

Romstar

[Phantom Operator]

Already been trying to make some posts!
Great site you guys!
I've been into computer security and lockpicking for most of my life...but I let go of lockpicking for awhile because I wasn't sure If I wanted to spend the money on tools. Now that I am I have started to become pretty good at it. See you guys around!
Hope to learn a lot.