Locked out
- Thread starter Kylie
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Various times, i climbed over the huge wall with the help of a friend!
I tend to forget my keys everywhere i go
I've not locked myself out of my house (at least, not yet). Lucky for me, my neighbors have a spare key to my house. I just have to hope they are home if I ever lock myself out.
MAny times regards the keys in the car talking about the old days when you had to open the car and lock my key.
talking about the old days when you had to open the car and lock my key.How did you get back in?MAny times regards the keys in the car
Old fashion way. A coat hanger or something skinny and small that long enough and try and picklock the car from the window and then inside.
I tried that once. Took me a few hours but it finally worked.
You get real fast after more then once
It only took me once to never lock my keys in my car again,You get real fast after more then once
Nowadays hard to find people who cars and keys like that
Three times that I know of back when I was living out in the country. I was 20. It was one of my grandparents houses as they have a lot of them for rental purposes. I had to take the storm window covering off and crawl in through the kitchen. So after 2 more times of this happening. I wised up and made a few spare keys.
That was an old car I had. I could never do it now on my new truck.Nowadays hard to find people who cars and keys like that
Yep, a few times when younger. But had spare keys close by.
It was shortly after we moved into this house & I wasn't familiar with how the doors & locks worked. You know how some doors you can still turn the knob inside but it's really locked? That was the door! Luckily we had a spare key hidden.
Soon no more gas cars and all electric. Means you say open with voice commands
YES! When I got my first house and got married I was so used to my mom being home that I didn't realize what happened until it did...that I locked the door without my keys. I went to my next door neighbor to use their phone (we didn't have cell phones then) and called my mom who had a spare key. She lived across town so it was no big thing. Just embarrassing.