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by maronbd » 14 Jun 2005 15:35
Hi to all!!!
I'm new in all of this, so i will try to learn the more i can!
Bye!!! 
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by pun1sher » 14 Jun 2005 15:59
hey, i'm Pun1sher.(it's just my generic easy to remember sn.) i'm new to lockpicking but have always been fascinated by it. i hope it could help in my hobby as magician-hey, houdini made a living off it-and just fiddle around with it from time to time.
peace!
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by Disgustipatedatu » 14 Jun 2005 17:18
Hola ppl,
Just dropping a line to introduce myself and say Hi. I'm currently deployed in afghanistan and needed a hobby to burn time. So here I am.
I can't say the whole day is a total waste. If i spent the whole day totally wasted.
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by zraven » 15 Jun 2005 18:32
Howdy all. I have been interested in puzzles ever since I was a child, not only the ones with pictures also the get the ring off the chain type (If that makes any sence to anyone else). I just recently visited Washington DC and one of the sites I saw was the spy museum, and when I got home I bought a 5 piece set and got to work.
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by Robo » 16 Jun 2005 13:13
Hi, just popping in as I have a sprung a recent lockpicking intrest. Got a basic set, but havent picked one yet.
Im in the UK. Cya round the boards.
Matt
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by Armitage » 16 Jun 2005 18:16
Hello Everyone. I'm new to the whole lockpicking thing. Sure, I know some of the basics behind it, but I've never tried it for real...
I like to learn new things. This is new to me.
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by Santos718 » 17 Jun 2005 21:56
Alias: Santos
Age: 19
Location: As stated on left under name
Kit: Southhord MPXS-32
Level: Still a rookie
Yea I know, ^ kinda formal, but accurate. I'm still a rookie on most locks, and just got an official tool. Ahh the paperclip days are long behind me now. Searched for a place online where I could enhance my skills, and thanks to howstuffwork.com, I found this "Unlocked Paradise." Plan to be here for awhile. Seems to be the place to be.
MacBook Pro all the way!!!
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by Santos718 » 17 Jun 2005 21:58
Correction on above statement...official tool kit*...
MacBook Pro all the way!!!
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by helix » 18 Jun 2005 0:16
Santos, a word of warning:
Whether your sig reflects your ethics/views or not I don't think that you
will get a lot of help with a signature that says:
"What is yours can be mine" unless of course you are talking of
information?
Anyway, I may or may not speak for everyone here, but I certainly
speak for myself when I say,
I am going to be wary of what info I give to a person with a signature
that could be (hopefully) misinterperated to suggetst, "Hey everyone!!
I'm looking to have the power to take what I like!!"
Hopefully this is not the case, but if you do need to know how to take stuff
look up the anarchists cookbook on the web. That site is all dodgy stuff
like that. Here, ethics is a huge thing and rightfully so.
I AM NOT HAVING A GO AT YOU.
Happy picking, dude.
P.S. Don't try any of the Jolly Rogers' recipes.
He can't balance a chemical equation and will get you blown up.
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by Chrispy » 18 Jun 2005 5:19
P.S. Don't try any of the Jolly Rogers' recipes. He can't balance a chemical equation and will get you blown up.
LMAO 
Some things may be pick proof, but everything can be bypassed....
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by capt.dunc » 18 Jun 2005 5:39
hello all new people, i was wondering how many people sign in then never come back to this thread, are we wasting our time saying hello here after they've posted?
a tidy locksmith, picks, up his rubish
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by Chrispy » 18 Jun 2005 6:11
Mods should be able to see the last time when someone has logged in, perhaps a 3 month (or six week) inactivity period should result in a cancellation of membership. Who knows?
Some things may be pick proof, but everything can be bypassed....
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by Santos718 » 18 Jun 2005 8:04
helix wrote:Santos, a word of warning:
Whether your sig reflects your ethics/views or not I don't think that you will get a lot of help with a signature that says:
"What is yours can be mine" unless of course you are talking of information?
Its a quote from a computer game, really no meaning..
MacBook Pro all the way!!!
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by Santos718 » 18 Jun 2005 8:13
Not to cause confusion....I changed it....good lookin out helix
MacBook Pro all the way!!!
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by helix » 18 Jun 2005 8:36
No worries, Santos
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