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by Exodus5000 » 17 Sep 2007 12:25
Welcome all, I'm also seeing if I can post on the forums now which are having technical difficulties
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by Yuhe » 19 Sep 2007 19:36
Well, I can't say very much I'm afraid.
I'm completly new to the whole scenerio, this site and also lockpicking.
I just want to learn how to lockpick because it has always interested
me and I enjoy new challenges. Also, I love to annoy and poke fun at people  so if I happen to offend some1, I din't mean to
Also, I CANNOT type anything without having the word ElF in it. Its a habit and don't judge me.  I look forward to having a lot of fun, hope I ain't to upbeat for ya'll 
I want to be a lockpicking master, whihc i know will take a long time, and i need alot of help. also ELF!!!!!!(yes I am wierd like that, hehehehe, blame scociety)
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by Yuhe » 19 Sep 2007 19:38
Ok..... I'm brand new to this whole thing, lockpickin' and this site. I enjoy new challenges, and I'm hyper and upbeat most of the time. So thats one of the reasons I want to learn lockpicking so I can have something to put my energy into.Also, you will see the word ELF in many, if not all of my posts  .
I want to be a lockpicking master, whihc i know will take a long time, and i need alot of help. also ELF!!!!!!(yes I am wierd like that, hehehehe, blame scociety)
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by Yuhe » 19 Sep 2007 19:40
I want to be a lockpicking master, whihc i know will take a long time, and i need alot of help. also ELF!!!!!!(yes I am wierd like that, hehehehe, blame scociety)
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by maxxx » 20 Sep 2007 0:19
Ya, I posted twice too. I apparently can only post here, on the FAQ and General info forum, because the last three times I attempted to post elsewhere, when I clicked on Submit, it erased everything, and said "error, debug mode". I have tried to email the webmaster, and sent a pm as well.
Too bad, I was hoping to participate, and this seems like a worthwhile website for my interests. Perhaps someone can explain why I always get an error message. 
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by criminalhate » 20 Sep 2007 8:31
maxxx wrote:Too bad, I was hoping to participate, and this seems like a worthwhile website for my interests. Perhaps someone can explain why I always get an error message. 
Right now the site is having technical problems. The adim already knows about it and is working on it.
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by cdawg » 21 Sep 2007 6:00
hi guys, rand new to picking and have already gained alot from your awesome site!
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by Salfordian » 21 Sep 2007 9:03
Hi guys,
I am new to the art of lock picking, i look forward to learning alot from you all..
Ok here is a bit about me:
I am 38 and from Salford, Greater Manchester, England originally but now live in Driffield, East Yorkshire, England.. I have also lived in Long Island, NY and Dundee, Scotland..
Chris
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by X-Zon3 » 21 Sep 2007 12:38
Hi my real name is Andrea, i'm from Italy and i'd be happy to know if there is any other from italy so we will stay in touch. I'll be 18years on 30 of november so really excuse me for my english...i'm not really good.
It's 2-3 days i've been started lock piking...wow finally i started! I've read lsi guide, mit lock guide and yours guides and believe me it's been hard to understand everything rightly.in italian there is'n so much so please help me i'm really fulfilled by lock picking
If you want to, i've made 2 videos of two locks i picked yesterday, my first two! I hope i'm not so bad in lock picking for you...thanks to you all!
p.S.: really beautiful site...really
HI,
Andrea
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by GhengisLurch » 22 Sep 2007 17:59
Greetings, all. Total n00b, here. Have learned a lot of theory from the site already, but the paper clip isn't getting me very far in the application realm. (I'm lucking into opening an Ace Hardware deadbolt with only two pins in it, but not "feeling" much). Commercial set on the way.
John A. Costa
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by GhengisLurch » 22 Sep 2007 18:02
Greetings, all. Total n00b, here. Have learned a lot of theory from the site already, but the paper clip isn't getting me very far in the application realm. (I'm lucking into opening an Ace Hardware deadbolt with only two pins in it, but not "feeling" much). Commercial set on the way.
[Sorry if this double posts... I suppose the server is still suffering from the problems that I've been reading about.]
John A. Costa
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by Zyrppa » 23 Sep 2007 10:48
Hi
I'm newbie on lockpicking. But i'm searching info from internet and practicing lockpicking always when i see new lock to me. I'm 19 years old and from Finland.
I'm thinking to buy lockpicking equipments, because i've not skills to do those.
And sorry for my english, i'm not very good at writing it.
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by Mike13 » 23 Sep 2007 20:13
Hey, my name is Mike. I just finished a correspondence course from PCDI. Now that I have finished it I find that I know a lot less than I did before I began. Despite the cheesy course I haven't lost the desire to improve my skills as a budding locksmith. So, if anyone out there is from southern california and wants an apprentice to teach and/or humor for the weekends and maybe an evening or two let me know.
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by Mike13 » 23 Sep 2007 20:15
New guy. Name is Mike.
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by TopKey » 24 Sep 2007 22:26
Hi!
This website is such a fabulous resource!
So far I can only pick one ancient, no-name brand padlock, but I am thrilled at the discovery of this forum and the prospect of learning more about picking locks.
Cheerio!
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