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As a teenager, I used to do very amateur-level lockpicking (eg: shimming, raking, latch-pulling) for purely utilitarian purposes. Went right along with the phone phreaking, cable piracy, etc. I never did single-pin picking, as it wasn't necessary to develop that skill for my needs. In retrospect, it is something that I need to learn to do.
In particular, I'll never forget the time that the principal of my high school locked himself out of his office, and they called me down to the main building to open the door. (I was very bad at not getting caught in the act at that time.) Mrs. Prespetino, the dean of students, referred to me and my friend Jon as "the white-collar criminals."
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In particular, I'll never forget the time that the principal of my high school locked himself out of his office, and they called me down to the main building to open the door. (I was very bad at not getting caught in the act at that time.) Mrs. Prespetino, the dean of students, referred to me and my friend Jon as "the white-collar criminals."
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Not exactly picking a lock to gain entry, but I have been called upon to help people who have locked their keys in their homes more than a few times.
I find an open window or balcony door and climb outside the building to make my way in before I open the door for them from the inside.
Having rock climbed for years, it's pretty easy and straightforward for me, but my wife hates me for it.
I find an open window or balcony door and climb outside the building to make my way in before I open the door for them from the inside.
Having rock climbed for years, it's pretty easy and straightforward for me, but my wife hates me for it.
Last edited by Godless Commie; Sep 9, 2019 at 07:44 PM.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
i cant embed it: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2416318785142326
Perhaps it is the result of anxiety?
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Not a picture, but the better half and I went and checked out the new ZZ Top documentary last night (after stopping by one of our favorite pubs for beers and food). It was very enjoyable, it was the actual story of the band and how they came to get where they are today vs the Rush movie we saw a few weeks ago that was just a bunch of concert footage from the R40 tour...........which I saw in person.
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From: Chicago. (The less-murder part.)
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