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In love with this random guy who had a lock slapped on his storage unit for not paying its rental and not only did he ignore management and took his stuff out without paying, but also chose to steal the lock itself and send it to the LockPickingLawyer along with a confession letter
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Sir Ian McKellen had a YouTube channel where he demonstrated how to break into ATMs, in the style of LockPickingLawyer and in character as Gandalf.
One minute of Tetramorium caespitum eating potato with ambience (birds, mowing, boyfriend watching lockpickinglawyer).
Historian 1: We need to ask you a few questions
Historian 2: We’re from the future, you see. We’re trying to piece together lost media and culture from archived internet data. We were wondering if you could help
Me: Oh, shit. Ok. Wow. Yeah, sure.
Historian 1: Ok then. Let’s start with this film - Goncharov. Our research states that it’s from the mid-1980s, and was directed by Martin Scorsese-
Historian 2: But all we can find of it is various discussion and analysis of it. All copies of the film seem to have been lost over the years. Could you possibly direct us to where we could find one?
Me: Yeah, no, that’s not actually a real film. It’s a meme. It was made up as a commentary of the internet’s- erm- commentary.
Historian 1: Wait, what. Really? So we’ve been on a goose chase this whole time?
Historian 2: Oh, so it’s like that Lock Picking Lawyer.
Me: Oh no he’s a real guy.
Both: WHAT?!
[Hours later]
and there we go folks, now let me do that one more time to show that it wasn’t a fluke
Historian 2: (in awe) Who the hell is this man
Historian 1: (eyes wide) It- it wasn’t a fluke. None of them are flukes.
Looking at getting into lockpicking again.
Anyone have any recommendations for a good starting pick set?
Was looking at Covert Instruments since I watch LockPickingLawyer, but didn't know if anyone knew of anything better.
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"This is the Lockpicking Lawyer, and today we will be tracking down the checkered-suited man who shot me in the head and stole my platinum chip. As you can see, there is not enough pick protection in the world to stop this quest for vengeance."
It's that time of the year again.
Time for the sudden, seemingly random spike of interest in Lock picking and LockPickingLawyer
get rid of all guns
How, exactly? Door to door searches of everyone in America? Ever hear of the 4th?
only hunters get guns
So general wildlife control or self-defense against wild animals is out. I'm sure people getting mauled by bears will appreciate that.
AR15s aren't hunting weapons
Do we have to go over the feral pigs meme again? How about the fact that most "hunting rifles" are more powerful than 5.56 Nato?
secured, locked contain, confirmed by lockpicking lawyer
I'm pretty sure it's a bad idea to base legislation that will affect 100 million+ people solely on "some youtuber's opinion".
A guy who literally never recommends any sort of security product without qualifiers, and shows how a lot of gun safes and locks are easily broken.
Amazing that someone could watch his channel and think "we need to put more trust in locks and safes!" Especially when LPL himself is pro-Second Amendment.
Also, just for comparison, I'm pretty sure Japan's gun laws don't require a locked container. A secured, locked room is fine for them.
What about security guards? Do you think the police would suddenly become more competent at getting guns away from criminals who mostly own them illegally now?
Wait, let me guess; you think that guns are only "valid" self defense against other guns, not any form of deadly force attack.
