Fool.

"W K" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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No, its not that I went to H*lfords. And bought a 5minute lock with 30% off. Not that I went on
holiday but before I locked 3 bikes together with it. All the best ones.

I placed the key somewhere safe. Very safe. Ohh so safe.

Worse still I have already done the same thing about 6 months ago, but

that

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time was with a lock that only resisted 3 minutes of dulled hacksaw.

A 5 minute lock? Is that a lock that takes 5 minutes with a hacksaw? If so, and with 30% off, it
should only take 3.5 minutes? Either that or pop down your local fire station next time they're on
strike ...

W K <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

No, its not that I went to H*lfords. And bought a 5minute lock with 30% off. Not that I went on
holiday but before I locked 3 bikes together with it. All the best ones.

I placed the key somewhere safe. Very safe. Ohh so safe.

Worse still I have already done the same thing about 6 months ago, but

that

Quoted message said:

time was with a lock that only resisted 3 minutes of dulled hacksaw.

so this time you're looking to borrow an angle grinder?

On Sun, 23 Mar 2003 20:34:13 +0000, W K did issue forth:

Quoted message said:

No, its not that I went to H*lfords. And bought a 5minute lock with 30% off. Not that I went on
holiday but before I locked 3 bikes together with it. All the best ones.

I placed the key somewhere safe. Very safe. Ohh so safe.

Looks like you need to find a friendly person with an angle grinder. Someone on alt.mountain-bike
was saying that you can get through a lock shackle with a Dremel.

We've not heard from that guy in a few days though, I guess he's still cutting ;-)

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"W K" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

No, its not that I went to H*lfords. And bought a 5minute lock with 30% off. Not that I went on
holiday but before I locked 3 bikes together with it. All the best ones.

I placed the key somewhere safe. Very safe. Ohh so safe.

Worse still I have already done the same thing about 6 months ago, but

that

Quoted message said:

time was with a lock that only resisted 3 minutes of dulled hacksaw.

I did the same thing at work. During an afternoon shift I took my keys to the vending machine and
inserted the special yellow key that has money on
it. After I took out my meal I forgot to take the keys with me. At 2200 I was searching
frantically for my keys until in the end I took a hacksaw and sawed the lock off , cutting my
hands in the process.

At the precise moment I'd removed it there was a tapping on my shoulder as I was told that the
manager had them in his office.

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"Huw Pritchard" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:b5lfe2

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Looks like you need to find a friendly person with an angle grinder.

Funny you should say that I found one of them in a garage in craignure, Mull - but that was a
faulty lock.