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plz help me

Having read the FAQ's you are still unfulfilled and seek more enlightenment, so post your general lock picking questions here.
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plz help me

Postby Father » 5 Oct 2007 6:52

i have a problem.i love lockpicking but i dont have the right tools.i have a set but it not good.also i have problems on making lockpicks by hacksaw blades.plz help.
i need help whith old doors.and a new set of lockpicks .plz tell me how can i make a easy bag for my lockpicks thnks
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Postby UWSDWF » 5 Oct 2007 6:58

Edited by zeke79 to remove offensive post.
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Postby Eyes_Only » 5 Oct 2007 9:36

Just keep practicing pal. Lockpicking isn't a skill you can pick up overnight. It took me about a year until I was pretty comfortable with it myself and 8 years before I picked my first Medeco Biaxial and Mul-T-Lock.
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Postby Marco » 5 Oct 2007 9:58

Im confused... you don't have the right tools, yet you have a set? A set of what exactly?
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Postby Buggs41 » 5 Oct 2007 16:08

Probably a set of pipe wrenches, and screwdrivers, all held together with paper clips.
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Postby maintenanceguy » 5 Oct 2007 18:12

UWSDWF wrote:YOU FAIL
1. what does any of that mean?
2. title of the thread sucks more then a $2 lady of the night on half price tuesdays
3. there is no specific question here
4. chances are the question(s) you have are already answered in a bunch of different places and most likely several stickies



Since the guy's location is Greece, I suspect English isn't his first language. His question isn't spectacular but we could try being helpful.

I'll admit your constant badgering of new posters is sometimes funny, but not really good for a site that depends on new blood and new questions to thrive. Without any new posters, this place would be six guys repeating themselves.

Now "Father" is probably going to go away. He might have had something worthwhile to contribute or at least we could have helped him. Now we'll never know.
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Postby UWSDWF » 5 Oct 2007 18:46

Edited by zeke79 to remove offensive post.
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Postby WhiteHat » 5 Oct 2007 19:19

now that's just being plain rude.
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Postby mercurial » 5 Oct 2007 20:41

WhiteHat wrote:now that's just being plain rude.


It is.

It is no justification for further rudeness, but the OP has been what can only be construed as deliberately rude & annoying (even given language barrier), repeatedly.

Just read a few of his posts.

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Postby Theif Lord » 5 Oct 2007 21:13

UWSDWF has been known to blow things a little out of proportion.... although i literally was rofl wen i read his posts on this thread. :P
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Postby zeke79 » 5 Oct 2007 21:44

OK enough is enough. Keep it on topic and either help or do not post. This is a bit ridiculous and these attacks on Father have gone far enough and will not be tolerated in this or any other post.

If you cannot help out then do not post. As stated the hard time given to some posters is comical when it is done a little bit but this has gone over the top. All we accomplish by doing this is making people leave the site. That is not what I want nor should anyone else here want. In order for this site to grow, we need new members. That will not happen when every new member gets bashed for asking questions (especially when the search function is not working) or asking for advice.

Once again, clean it up or do not post. If you cannot follow this advice or the rules then I will ensure that you cannot post insulting posts......
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Postby UWSDWF » 6 Oct 2007 2:27

Excuse me young man but could you further explain your post as I, as well as it seems others, can not make out the question in it. Also the numerous posting and cross posting is somewhat annoying and it would be ever so kind of you if you would mind not doing that and if it were also your desire to make your thread titles more informative that would be just super.

This would be most appreciated and your future replies, will be welcomed with open arms and best friends everywhere.
Affectionately yours,

UWSDWF


( I hope this 'new age p.c.' is understandable and user friendly enough and if not what's an ol'war dog to do? )
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Postby UWSDWF » 6 Oct 2007 2:29

sorry forgot to correct my pictures whilst I was at it

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Postby Biggermens » 6 Oct 2007 20:22

thats cute
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Postby Trip Doctor » 6 Oct 2007 23:46

..If someone else posted that.. it wouldn't have been as halarious.
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