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by Streetfigherzfan » 9 Dec 2004 14:18
Hey How are all of you doing? I have been reading post after post, and i finally got down to making a login and password. Locks and everything interest me very much since i was 13 years old. I have no experience, i just mess around. I am interested in purchasing a lock picking set, and/or making my own set. I am currently 20 years old, working at a Color copy department, and possible going to school for networking. But everytime i think about careers, Locksmithing comes to mind, theres something there that totally fascinates me. I enjoy reading different posts from people. So before i go asking questions i am going to continue using that 'Mighty Search' option! LOL.
By the way my name is Dan.
Thanks 
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by novice>pro » 10 Dec 2004 0:10
Hey y'all, how's it goin,
Thought i might just say a bit about how good this site is! tones of info n all... it's really helpful cause im a full on Newbie at the moment  .
I have currently picked 2 pin tumbler padlocks and came lookin on the web for aditional info, n i found this great site!
Thanks to the hosts n all for helpin me out wit there great info!
When i find something i like i research it, find out everythin that i can about it and in this case it's locks and picking... thanks to you guys i know how to pick now
Really helpful site!
Thanks
novice>pro~!
Because knowledge can be great power, and with great power, comes great responsibiblty, don't ever underestimate a kid!
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by kay » 10 Dec 2004 10:20
i bought a small set of lockpicks as i wanted to learn. however i found it difficult to learn when reading the MIT guide to lockpicking ( of sumfin like that) does any1 no any helpful guides for beginners
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by paulchin20 » 10 Dec 2004 11:19
Hi Everyone,
I'm Paul. I'm learning lockpicking from a Locksmith and also selling lockpicks. I have been following this forum for quite a while and have learnt a lot from it. I have made several lockpicks on my own based on the instructions here. It's a wonderful and helpful site.
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by Sephus » 10 Dec 2004 11:52
I've been interested with locks since I was a small kid. Now that I'm older, I have decided to act upon that interest. I just signed up to take the Foley-Belsaw course. Thanks for all the help I have found just scanning the site. 
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by Streetfigherzfan » 10 Dec 2004 11:55
Hello all,
I have successfully made my first lock picks, and i also made a tension wrench, out of an Hex key. I successfully picked a cheap desk drawer lock, at work. It's exciting, i can't wait to get home and make some more picks, rakes. I used steel spring, and tonight i am going to use a hacksaw blade, and try to make them better. 
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by Dranian » 11 Dec 2004 22:28
Hi there, i'm new to the site and fairly new to lockpicking, though not completely unexperienced either. I had a dyno kwik pick that i used with limited success but just ordered some real tools today and then found this site. I'm sure i'll learn alot here and i guess thats enough info for an introduction thread.
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by Availor » 12 Dec 2004 0:47
Joined in.... I think you deleted my topics, and it wasn't flame nor a violation of the rules (I think) how come?
The unlimitness power of mind limits us to this computer!
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by skold » 12 Dec 2004 5:18
 newbie...i am trying my best to not flame you...
ask a moderator, not us..maybe it was a stupid post like alot of the other newbies post..or maybe you dreamt you posted it.
or maybe you should SEARCH for it
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by PickPick » 12 Dec 2004 5:39
Skold, try to find a valid reason before threatening to flame someone (hint: alleged possesion of WMDs is not good enough anymore). Search doesn't help a lot if his profile shows nothing but 6 recent postings.
Availor: I don't know what you posted back then but the board is occasionaly cleared of old threads that aren't deemed worth to be archived for all eternity, maybe that's where your postings went to. AFAIK it's necessary because of limited storage space and because it makes searching easier, far better signal to noise ratio that way.
It's not the tools that open the lock. It's me.
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by skold » 12 Dec 2004 5:49
wow pickpick..from flamer to a normal non flamer..quite a change
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by PickPick » 12 Dec 2004 7:55
skold wrote:wow pickpick..from flamer to a normal non flamer..quite a change
You got any experience in the BDSM scene? It's called switching.
It's not the tools that open the lock. It's me.
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by Mercifull » 12 Dec 2004 8:39
Morning guys, just started getting into this and this place was one of the top search results.
My name is Matt and im 20 years old from England.
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by DaveAndHisZippo » 12 Dec 2004 9:31
Im new to lockpicking, and to this site, though thanks for the guide to buying lockpicks i just ordered my first set with the discount offered  , im from the uk, my name is dave, and my rpevious obsesion - was zippos 
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by ne0nerdz » 12 Dec 2004 13:32
i said i picked 3 now ive picked 5, my room door and some cheap wardle lock....w00t!!!! lockpicking rules(especially when all your freinds are jealouse of you cos they dont know a thing bout it!!)
thats unpossible!!
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