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by Longbow » 10 Jan 2005 1:50
Hello,
I'm a CNC Machinist and Police Officer in South Louisiana. I've decided to look into lockpicking to go along with some of my other regular training. Thanks for hosting this forum as I'm sure I'll find it quite helpful.
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by dano8801 » 10 Jan 2005 2:34
Been browsing the board these last few days. decided i wanted to get into the hobby of lock picking and ordered some tools. i consider myself a smart kid and i hope to learn quickly.
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by maxwell » 10 Jan 2005 10:53
It's a real pleasure to be here. This is my 1st. post, & I just wanted to let you know that I've only been reading the posts as a guest for a few weeks. I have learned a lot from these and want to thank you all.-THANK YOU! I'm new to this addictable trade. I have always enjoyed working with my hands, Locksmithing is GREAT! I just wish I could work my way up my street to see how many locks I could open, but I think I would have some legal problems if I did.LOL's This is a great informitive place, and I THANK YOU again!! for letting me be a part of it. ALSO!! so you know, I run off web-tv and sometimes have problems as this does not have the capabilities of a puter. So PLEASE bear with me if I can't do some things. I'm hopeing I can get this post on now. We shall see. T/Y
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by goldspinky » 10 Jan 2005 13:36
Hi, Brand new to lockpicking, and was reading the MIT guide - but...what is the Flatland model? any proper pictures?
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by jayson44444 » 10 Jan 2005 23:36
Hi everybody. I'm 18 rears old and just started my aprenticeship in December. So i have 2 years to learn ever aspect of the trade. Ive been lurking on this site for a while now. so I finally decided to join to put in my 2 cents.
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by forgetoz » 11 Jan 2005 17:00
Hello there...
Lockpicker wannabe from Portugal here!
...quite used to software reversing/cracking and pretty interested in all kinds of cryptography got interested in this kind of analogic branch of the business a few days ago...
Got here and ain't going to left 
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by mr_x007 » 11 Jan 2005 17:08
Hey,
I'm from the netherlands, 19 year old,
I started lockpicking about 3 year ago just for the sport
here in the netherlands we even have a lockpick-club.
unfortunatly i can't go to the club-evenings because of work and the 2 hour drive 
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by pyrodude145 » 11 Jan 2005 23:51
Hey Everyone! Newbie here to LP101, just thought i'd introvuce myself. I've ben picking for bout a yr and its going great. I'm proud to become a meber and will help anyone with any q's they need, as long as u'll do the same. Thanx ppl.
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by atkind » 12 Jan 2005 8:11
i have pick locks meny times before
and lock forword to reading the tyreds
If you can't break a door down, pick it instead!
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by scriewy » 12 Jan 2005 13:23
muha ha hahahahaha im a nooooob. weeeeeee. cool site. im from russia, this sunday i went 2 work but 4rgot my uniform, so had 2 use som 1 ellses. then at the and of my shift i went 2 my loker n poof no key, i started searching n found a hole in the pants of witch i wasnt aware. so i had 2 break my lil padlock  . then after work i got a new 1. and 4 som reason i started searching lockpicking. then did a tension wrench n a feeler from paper clip, oh men i dont even remember where i read what i need 2 pick a lock, anyway paper clips ware my idea, but wornt springy. n started pickin n poof my new lock opend ha ha !! how exiting.
then on next day i bought hair pins couse i know they more springy, n poof i pickd the lock i broke on work, then i used safety pin oh thats somthing... springy n thin weeee. but till yesterday i couldnt pick 1 small padlock smallest i had. i tryd 2 days 1+ hour a day, n yesterday i even took it 2 bed with me couse i was dertorment 2 pick it, so i was falling asleep with the lock in a dark room, was picking it based on touch n though maybe the lock is so bad quality that it destorts on half way on aplying tension, so when it comes 2 stop the iner pin is already passing the hole and all chances to pick the iner pin n unlocking the lock r over. so i started picking the first pin b4 the tension wrench comes 2 a stop n u pick next pins. so thats 3 padlock pickd by a noooob. muhahahha
next i gota try my door mul T lok. how secure r they considerd compare to medeco <- (brand mantiond often in this forum) mul T lok is the lock dominating all over israel doors
..it's a pity i wont stay to see the world crumble
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by fofgrel » 12 Jan 2005 16:12
Hi all, I'm new to lockpicking and this site, but am interested in learning the art of lock picking.
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by T. Erdelyi » 12 Jan 2005 16:17
New as of yesterday, to the forum that is, I've been pickin' since I was 18, 26 years or so, hopefully I'll be able to enjoy as well as add to this forum.
Looking forward to hangin' out here.
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by justfarno » 12 Jan 2005 18:55
I found this site the other day and it has helped me out tramendously. I picked up a southord picks at a local gun show. Haven't been able to successfully pick yet but am getting a book within the next few days. If anyone can help it would be awesome. Thanks
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by toomush2drink » 12 Jan 2005 21:12
Welcome all new members, check out the faq section and read the mit guide and you will be well on your way to picking locks in no time. Please do a search before posting new threads as most topics have been covered numerous times. A good tip is to download a google search bar with which you can search individual sites so it may help on your quest for knowledge around this vast resource known as lockpicking101.
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by lieme-kun » 13 Jan 2005 14:11
hello everybody joined today
(fanatstic ssite..)
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