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Locked myself out

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Created by petermac33 > 9 months ago, 15 Sep 2014
petermac33
WA, 6415 posts
15 Sep 2014 4:55PM
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In bed this morning,got a knock on the door.

It was one of those people dropping Ikea booklets off or something.

Opened the door and no one there so went outside to pick it up,with only a towel on.


Course the self locking door closed behind me!


Luckilyl I managed to steal / borrow some of my female neighbours clothes for a while off her washing line.

Locksmith arrived around an hour and a half later.

Not sure of the damage yet but last time i locked myself out it was on a Public Holiday,got quoted around two hundred!

slammin
QLD, 998 posts
15 Sep 2014 7:12PM
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So are you returning your neighbours clothes!

Chook2
WA, 1249 posts
15 Sep 2014 5:15PM
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It was just a ploy to get into her pants!!!!!!

briann8300
NSW, 143 posts
15 Sep 2014 7:30PM
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Did she say you looked better in her cloths than she did

petermac33
WA, 6415 posts
15 Sep 2014 5:34PM
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I don't get on with her.

I left while back a 10 litre Pureau water container in her bin.

Woke up the next day and it was outside my front door.

Got the message.


Returned her pants on the sly,though must confess her pants did feel warm and cosy on me

pweedas
WA, 4642 posts
15 Sep 2014 5:41PM
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If you develop any unususal itches in the lower regions you can advise her to take better care of her personal hygene.

What did the locksmith say when you greeted him in your nice lacy nickers?
You do realise that he didn't believe you when you claimed they didn't belong to you.

sausage
QLD, 4874 posts
15 Sep 2014 8:38PM
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For a second there I thought you'd been locked out of seabreeze

BTW where was your phone or did you telepathically call the locksmith?

SandS
VIC, 5904 posts
15 Sep 2014 8:44PM
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i choose not to believe that .

FormulaNova
WA, 15090 posts
15 Sep 2014 6:46PM
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petermac33 said..
I don't get on with her.

I left while back a 10 litre Pureau water container in her bin.

Woke up the next day and it was outside my front door.

Got the message.


Returned her pants on the sly,though must confess her pants did feel warm and cosy on me



Can't say I would like having neighbours that put their junk in my bin, but I think that's better than having neighbours that put their junk in my pants.

Did the events happen strictly in the order you wrote? Or did you wear the pants first and build the rest around that

Mark _australia
WA, 23535 posts
15 Sep 2014 6:46PM
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so somebody saw you stealing the neighbours clothes and wearing them and you need an alibi. Posting on seabreeze - smart

Hey guys I got locked out of my house on

13th May, 27th May, 3rd June, 18th June, 30th June, 5th July, 18th July, 21st July...................

petermac33
WA, 6415 posts
15 Sep 2014 6:54PM
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Lost my spare set of car keys last week.

Was planning today to get the car key cut from a specialist who has a way of encoding the key.

Got quoted 120 and that's cheap from what I've heard.




FormulaNova
WA, 15090 posts
15 Sep 2014 6:55PM
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I would hate to be a courier or someone that drops off these catalogs. Imagine the number of guys that accidentally pop out with just a towel on when the doorbell rings. Some of them probably sit there all day waiting for the doorbell

Odds are that not even one woman does that.

Maybe attach your keys to your favorite towel if you don't want to go to the hassle of remembering them. You need elderly neighbours that can keep a spare set of your keys if you get locked out often.



Sailhack
VIC, 5000 posts
15 Sep 2014 9:24PM
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Pics or it didn't happen.

Harrow
NSW, 4521 posts
15 Sep 2014 9:35PM
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petermac33 said..
Lost my spare set of car keys last week.

Was planning today to get the car key cut from a specialist who has a way of encoding the key.

Got quoted 120 and that's cheap from what I've heard.


The procedures to encode the key are often quite kooky. They are typically something like this....

1. Put key in ignition.
2. Press brake pedal.
3. Open and shut drivers door 3 times.
4. Press brake pedal again.
5. Open and and shut drivers door 3 times again.
6. Take key out of ignition.

Different for each model of car. Google, and save yourself a heap of money.

FormulaNova
WA, 15090 posts
15 Sep 2014 8:32PM
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Harrow said..
petermac33 said..
Lost my spare set of car keys last week.

Was planning today to get the car key cut from a specialist who has a way of encoding the key.

Got quoted 120 and that's cheap from what I've heard.


The procedures to encode the key are often quite kooky. They are typically something like this....

1. Put key in ignition.
2. Press brake pedal.
3. Open and shut drivers door 3 times.
4. Press brake pedal again.
5. Open and and shut drivers door 3 times again.
6. Take key out of ignition.

Different for each model of car. Google, and save yourself a heap of money.




You are telling this to a guy that has been locked out twice, and lost his car keys.

I think paying a locksmith might be the best bet


As for coding keys, it will all depend on the car. Some are really easy, and others require a computer to do it.

Buster fin
WA, 2597 posts
15 Sep 2014 8:46PM
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FormulaNova said..


Odds are that not even one woman does that.






OOh ooh, how much are you looking to lose today?

VB MAN
1156 posts
15 Sep 2014 10:17PM
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True story, pre digital days, so no pics kiddies

At a previous abode, for a time I was getting totally hammered by every doorknocker out there

SalvOs, good sams, the save everything crowds and every religious persuasion you could imagine

One day after a hard days yakka, I was wandering in my towel from the bathroom to my bedroom ( of which faced the verandah ) and through the lacey curtains gf had put up, I spotted a couple of guys in black pants and white shirts approaching the front door

I thought, aarghh FFS, JW's, that's it, Iv'e fkn had it with this sh!t

Spur of the moment, dropped me towel, answered the door stark naked

Said, G'day fellas how ya goin, wanna come in for a cuppa ?

The reply went something like this

Oh, Good afternoon Sir, we're from D---y real estate and we're doing free market appraisals in your area...

FormulaNova
WA, 15090 posts
16 Sep 2014 5:20AM
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Buster fin said..
FormulaNova said..


Odds are that not even one woman does that.






OOh ooh, how much are you looking to lose today?



I will wager $5. Please supply the address.

Buster fin
WA, 2597 posts
16 Sep 2014 6:35AM
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FormulaNova said..

Buster fin said..

FormulaNova said..


Odds are that not even one woman does that.







OOh ooh, how much are you looking to lose today?




I will wager $5. Please supply the address.



You'll be soooooorrrrryyyyyyy.

patsken
WA, 713 posts
16 Sep 2014 10:12AM
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Shades of a former Prime Minister who got locked out of his room in a hotel somewhere wearing not much at all !

I didn't really believe the story Malcom came up with then either ?????

FormulaNova
WA, 15090 posts
16 Sep 2014 11:36AM
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Buster fin said..
FormulaNova said..

Buster fin said..

FormulaNova said..


Odds are that not even one woman does that.







OOh ooh, how much are you looking to lose today?




I will wager $5. Please supply the address.



You'll be soooooorrrrryyyyyyy.



Huh hem, I would just like to make it clear that a conspiracy theorist in women's pants does not make a woman



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