ur prob thinking oh great another noob..but please help..

[quicklocks]

ive sent him a pdf file that should help him. its a freebie i got when a brought a cd on lock picking. it helps by explaining stuff a little better than the mitt guide, its in eayer language if you know what i mean.

[Ethereal]

What the language you refer to is, is called Leet speak, or 1337.
It goes like this- "Do you speak leet?"
Translation-"l)(=) l_l $P34l< 1337?¿"

[Hak]

um...this forum is pretty well knowledged about leet speak, you need not explain...

[Fallen_Pin]

i was wondering if any1 had a really good site with free content preferibly vids on wat to do n wat everythign is..

Ya found it. Welcome to LockPicking101.com noob

[Chronos]

I am assuming that, because you are here, you get the at least the very basic concept of lock picking: push up the pins, twist the lock thingy to open the door. I didn't want to take the time to go through four pages of people making fun of this kid's 1337 $p33|< so I don't know if anyone has posted this or not, but here is a diagram I found very helpful when I was just starting:
http://home.howstuffworks.com/lock-picking4.htm
To get a better understanding of locks and lock picking, read the entire article. That should point you in the right direction.

[Peaky]

I am quite new here too and can not spell properly either but on reading your first post i thought a lot of BMW's are going to go missing somewhere

Maybe a signiture of 'My English isnt very good' instead of the sledge hammer thing and a location of Venezuela might be a better option for you, and would have stopped most of this thread happening.

The air thing only worked on very old Fords as far as i know and only worked now and again anyway, it was by using half a tennis ball.

[Sabin37]

here is a diagram I found very helpful when I was just starting:
http://home.howstuffworks.com/lock-picking4.htm
To get a better understanding of locks and lock picking, read the entire article. That should point you in the right direction.

That's the same article I used to get started with lockpicking. It makes things really easy to understand, even without any prior knowledge at all.

[Saberpick]

That is 1 hell of a good site. cleared everything up for me. but when i put in my tention wrench and put on pressure the pins still keep coming back. any help?

[Saberpick]

Its ok now, i fixed it. i picked my first lock today, it was a 5 lever tumble lock and i picked it with a bent hairgrip as a wrench and a safety pin as a pick! yay first time!
That 1 klick when you know you've done it is sooooo cool