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You know when your a good lockpicker when.....

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Postby eurolock fan » 20 Mar 2008 8:17

Legion303 wrote:You know you're a good lockpicker when you watch a sci-fi show and recognize the "futuristic" key as a plain old Abloy blank.

-steve


I know this is off topic but what show was it?
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Postby johnp » 21 Mar 2008 1:35

Well, I'm new to this, but for my first few locks I thought it was easy. I now know better, a Kwikset deadbolt has so far matched me and my SouthOrd jackknife. I'm no good lock picker.
Just hope I can pick the ones I HAVE to, if that were to happen.

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Postby Legion303 » 21 Mar 2008 3:26

eurolock fan wrote:I know this is off topic but what show was it?


Torchwood.

-steve
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Postby LockNewbie21 » 21 Mar 2008 10:26

You know when you're a good lockpicker when you come home drunk, realize you've lost your picks and decide you'll have to use the key instead.


Ahahaha :lol:


You know your a good lockpicker when some really hot chick says "want my Assa?", and your excited becuase she is going to give you a cylinder of lockpicking goodness.


Then end :wink:

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Postby sir lot is here » 24 Mar 2008 8:53

WHEN YOUR IN A CHINESE PRISON/JAIL AND YOU MAKE LOCK PICKS OUT OF CHOP STICKS AND BREAK OUT OF JAIL, :lol:
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Postby Jaakko » 25 Mar 2008 4:14

Legion303 wrote:
eurolock fan wrote:I know this is off topic but what show was it?


Torchwood.

-steve

What episode? (sorry for the offtopic)
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Postby Safety0ff » 25 Mar 2008 12:30

I haven't done this yet :wink: but:

You know you're a good lockpicker when standard handcuff don't cut it for "play time" anymore and you start looking around to order a pair of these:
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Postby paulvalente » 25 Mar 2008 13:16

When you're delighted rather than dismayed to find a Medeco or Chubb on a door instead of a Schlage or Yale
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Postby Legion303 » 25 Mar 2008 22:02

Jaakko wrote:
Legion303 wrote:
eurolock fan wrote:I know this is off topic but what show was it?


Torchwood.

-steve

What episode? (sorry for the offtopic)


Season 2, ep. 11, "Adrift," about 20 minutes in...BUT...

...when I checked it to see the time on the scene I noticed that she has two keys in the locks, and the bottom one is rotated away from the camera, giving it a triangular Abloy head shape. The top one, which is the same kind of key, isn't rotated and is clearly much wider than an Abloy, probably a prop. So it turns out I'm a crappy lockpicker after all. :)

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Postby eurolock fan » 25 Mar 2008 22:30

You know your a good lockpicker when you can pick a Mul-T-Lock Interactive with a Dyno Kwick Pick.
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Postby Squelchtone » 25 Mar 2008 23:20

Safety0ff wrote:I haven't done this yet :wink: but:

You know you're a good lockpicker when standard handcuff don't cut it for "play time" anymore and you start looking around to order a pair of these:
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..when you know that's a Peerless Model 710 with ASSA Desmo cylinders.. (without having to look at the URL where the pic is hosted)

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Postby maxxed » 26 Mar 2008 0:41

you know you are a good lockpicker when, you can open a lock when the temperature is -40 or colder before you loose the feeling in your fingers
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Postby phil the drill » 15 Apr 2008 11:29

you're all wasting your time.....drill them and bill them....thats what i say.
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Postby amaze1 » 15 Apr 2008 13:11

You know your a good lock picker when you stop using your keys all together
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Postby bumber » 15 Apr 2008 16:12

phil the drill wrote:you're all wasting your time.....drill them and bill them....thats what i say.


You know your a good picker when you dont even own a drill :P
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