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by cjames73 » 14 May 2007 21:11
samfishers wrote:yeah, if i get into it
you'll get in eventually. be positive!
while your waiting read/learn everything you can from the site.
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by desert_gold_hound » 15 May 2007 0:17
We, people, uses an average of 7% of our brain Einstein, used an average of 10% of his brain He uses 2
Did you know Einstein also pissed his pants regularly while giving lectures. Just thought you would like to know.
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by samfishers » 15 May 2007 7:13
yeah and he fail his sec 2 maths so...
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by JackNco » 15 May 2007 10:35
desert_gold_hound wrote:Did you know Einstein also pissed his pants regularly while giving lectures. Just thought you would like to know.
I don't know about anyone else, but after doing it twice i think i would stop giving lectures...
Then again the man did invent the nuke which ended one war and stopped the cold war ever really happening. so I think we can give him the benefit of the doubt.
Oh and he may have used 10% of his brain but he "only" had an IQ of 160. hawking is 200 and the highest ever was 238.
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by samfishers » 15 May 2007 16:25
who gives a ****dam about is IQ or if he pisssed in his pants.
I think the subject is how the hell do we pick a master lock #140?
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by JackNco » 15 May 2007 16:57
samfishers wrote:who gives a ****dam about is IQ or if he pisssed in his pants.
I think the subject is how the hell do we pick a master lock #140?
Easily once you have the tension right. light tension and feel for the spools. they are a good entry to spool pins. very light tension and you can feel them pushing back in this lock. push to hand and it feel like they are already set.
After opeing in it a few times and getting the tension right you should be opening these locks in under a minute every time.
THATS how the hell we open them.
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by bajadan236 » 15 May 2007 18:15
lol. Thanks for all the posts, thought they where a little bit off topic  ... But realy, thanks for the master lock #140 info, its helped a lot. Iw as giveing it way to much tension and when i lighten it o, its poped right open.
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by samfishers » 15 May 2007 18:19
how do you picks spools and how do you feel them??
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by JackNco » 15 May 2007 18:20
there u go, now u have opened a lock with spool pins, time to move on to a harder lock.  well done though
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by samfishers » 15 May 2007 18:23
no i didnt open it i almost throw it away it's pissing me off
p.s i have difficultis whit picking locks whit more than 3 pin 
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by JackNco » 15 May 2007 18:23
samfishers wrote:how do you picks spools and how do you feel them??
Basically you will feel them pushing back on the cylinder when you try and raise them. have a search there are lots threads describing it in better detail than im going to on a thread about something else.
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by samfishers » 15 May 2007 18:23
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by cjames73 » 15 May 2007 18:26
samfishers wrote:how do you picks spools and how do you feel them??
you have had the answer to this question in a previous thread, are you too lazy to even read the thread?
you expect everyone else to do the searching for you and still you ask the same questions.
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by samfishers » 15 May 2007 18:30
i know i had the answer, but i still don't know/understand how to deal whit them thats all
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by JackNco » 15 May 2007 18:43
lift the pin, if you feel the plug pushing to turn back release tension and lift till you hear a click.
You will often drop other pins doing this. thats what makes it fun. its all about getting the tension right. for a more in depth description check this link
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