I never understood this expression. It's always in the last place you look because you don't carry on looking once you've found whatever it is you're looking for.
I never understood this expression. It's always in the last place you look because you don't carry on looking once you've found whatever it is you're looking for.
I remember my friend's tv a long time ago had a remote finder. They should just put this on everything that can get lost in your house. Press a button a noise is made or it vibrates.
What happens when you lose the remote finder button?
You use the remote finder button for the remote finder button.
He's been updating this on Facebook all day.
Tech is not having an actual meltdown, he's just really, really annoyed at the situation and having a fun/terrible time with it.
I never understood this expression. It's always in the last place you look because you don't carry on looking once you've found whatever it is you're looking for.
Or you could nail the remote finder to the wall.
You guys are going to come visit him tomorrow and some Colonel Kurtz shit will be going down. Tread cautiously into the heart of Darkness, Techomancer.
He's been updating this on Facebook all day.
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Tech is not having an actual meltdown, he's just really, really annoyed at the situation and having a fun/terrible time with it.
Don't you live with Tech? can't the two of you arrange something that lets him out of the house and then back in? Maybe a copy of your key?![]()
Don't you live with Tech? can't the two of you arrange something that lets him out of the house and then back in? Maybe a copy of your key?![]()
I locked my keys in my truck once while they were still in the ignition and the engine was running.I locked mine in my trunk once. Also locked my car doors. Finally jimmied the car door unlocked to find that my trunk release is electronic and requires the key to be in the ignition.
This was at a gas station in the middle of the night, before the days of smartphones. Phonebooks were still a thing. Not fun finding a 24 hour locksmith with only the yellow pages and the gas station clerks patience while I use the phone behind the counter.
That night was pretty bad. Check your trunk.
can't wait to see what their children look like.they're living together? whew that's a big step.
You mean he *used* to have 2 roommate. He ate one in order to survive.Unless he lives with 2+ roommates.
The one time I left my car doors unlocked, everything had been stolen from it within 30 minutes. This was at my house, in my driveway.
So yeah, "we americans" like to lock our doors.
Don't you live with Tech? can't the two of you arrange something that lets him out of the house and then back in? Maybe a copy of your key?![]()
I thought so too, but Tech referred to someone named "Josh" which isn't Orayn. Unless he lives with 2+ roommates.
they're living together? whew that's a big step.
They better damn well not be, not sure how many people already suggested that from page 1.Are the Keys..........in the front door?
/Twist
Maybe the apartment didn't want him to leave.so did the OP ever leave his apartment?
Take the standard privacy bedroom/bathroom lock off a door inside the apartment, put it on the front door. Passersby will not notice that it was changed to that because they won't think to look at it long enough and put 2 and 2 together. Lock the newly installed privacy button knob on the front door, leave to buy replacement deadbolt and handle lockset, return, open front door to apartment with paperclip (anything really that will fit in hole on the privacy lock handle), replace locks to apartment, have new keys.
You live in an awful place then....
I've forgotten a few times to lock doors everywhere I have ever lived and no one has ever tried to break in.
I lived in Los Angeles for three years and frequently forgot to lock up.Technically it's not breaking in if they just walk in.
Either way, there are still places in America that operate under the "you lock your doors?!" mentality. The big city ain't one of them.
First thing that comes to mind...
Take the standard privacy bedroom/bathroom lock off a door inside the apartment, put it on the front door. Passersby will not notice that it was changed to that because they won't think to look at it long enough and put 2 and 2 together. Lock the newly installed privacy button knob on the front door, leave to buy replacement deadbolt and handle lockset, return, open front door to apartment with paperclip (anything really that will fit in hole on the privacy lock handle), replace locks to apartment, have new keys.
Yeah but now if he does it, he knows we'll be waiting.That's pretty good!
Write a screenplay treatment and get Fred Savage to star in it.