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Post by Steam Engine on Jun 12, 2013 18:57:10 GMT
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Post by GK Sierra on Jun 12, 2013 19:13:03 GMT
Not everybody with a set of lockpicks is a thief, although I'm pretty sure that isn't what you meant. Some are just... "lock enthusiasts".  |
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Post by Steam Engine on Jun 12, 2013 19:50:39 GMT
Not everybody with a set of lockpicks is a thief, although I'm pretty sure that isn't what you meant. Some are just... "lock enthusiasts". Definitely.  Although he didn't actually use lockpicks very often. Or carried them with him. |
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Post by Per on Jun 12, 2013 19:58:43 GMT
Gold star to the person who predicted Tom's alt text would be "Renard Renard Renard" in the last thread. Ooh, I get to call the next one! "RENARD X4 COMBO" |
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Post by luppus on Jun 12, 2013 22:46:58 GMT
Ooh, I get to call the next one! "RENARD X4 COMBO" Nope, I think it's gonna be "Not Renard". |
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Post by download on Jun 12, 2013 23:13:47 GMT
Not everybody with a set of lockpicks is a thief, although I'm pretty sure that isn't what you meant. Some are just... "lock enthusiasts". I have a set of lockpicks I make a habit of carrying, but I'm pretty terrible with them |
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Post by GK Sierra on Jun 13, 2013 5:13:04 GMT
Not everybody with a set of lockpicks is a thief, although I'm pretty sure that isn't what you meant. Some are just... "lock enthusiasts". I have a set of lockpicks I make a habit of carrying, but I'm pretty terrible with them S'all about muscle memory. You have a 72 piece, or just a 12? I don't like the electric ones at all. You should be wary, though. I don't know what the laws are like in Australia, but over here you can get into hot water for possessing "implements of burglary" on your person when in public. |
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Post by download on Jun 13, 2013 8:50:07 GMT
72 would be annoying to carry.
Here in Australia (in most states) they need to prove you intended to commit a crime with them. They can also bump up burglary charges if you're found with them I think
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Post by snipertom on Jun 13, 2013 9:12:42 GMT
72 would be annoying to carry. Here in Australia (in most states) they need to prove you intended to commit a crime with them. They can also bump up burglary charges if you're found with them I think Interesting! I'd always thought it was illegal to have them in Aus unless you're a locksmith, but you're right- in QLD you can only have them in your house, but not elsewhere |
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Post by download on Jun 13, 2013 10:59:09 GMT
72 would be annoying to carry. Here in Australia (in most states) they need to prove you intended to commit a crime with them. They can also bump up burglary charges if you're found with them I think Interesting! I'd always thought it was illegal to have them in Aus unless you're a locksmith, but you're right- in QLD you can only have them in your house, but not elsewhere So you're in the middle of nowhere, NSW? |
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Post by snipertom on Jun 13, 2013 11:32:56 GMT
Interesting! I'd always thought it was illegal to have them in Aus unless you're a locksmith, but you're right- in QLD you can only have them in your house, but not elsewhere So you're in the middle of nowhere, NSW? Indeed! "Mid-state" no less. Though, likely to be moving back to Sydney in the not-so-distant future since I just quit my job here(!) Whereabouts are you? |
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Post by download on Jun 13, 2013 12:17:27 GMT
So you're in the middle of nowhere, NSW? Indeed! "Mid-state" no less. Though, likely to be moving back to Sydney in the not-so-distant future since I just quit my job here(!) Whereabouts are you? The hills surrounding Radelaide |
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Post by GK Sierra on Jun 13, 2013 13:41:18 GMT
72 would be annoying to carry. Sparrows used to sell a 72 and a 39 piece set that folds up to about the size of a 3" by 5" card and is about as thick as your average phone. You know, just in case you get gorilla fingers and your first twelve tension wrenches break... Always gotta be prepared. Two scrapes above, a pause, then one scratch below - in the same locations as many times before. I wonder if it's a message, a habit, or one of those silly things done in the memory of someone important. Or this could be our first hint that Renard is OCD. |
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