That's "mine" even though I probably could use a mind also while I'm at it...;-] David >I still haven't gone in to get mind yet... > >David I. > >*********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** > >On 9/5/01 at 4:15 PM Carl Meyer wrote: > >>For many years I've made several extra keys for the new (new to me, I'd >>never buy a new car.) Then I hide one where I can get at it from the >>outside of the car. It can be tied somewhere under the car with heavy >>cord. >>Just don't forget where it is. I now tape them under one of the hub caps. >>I won't say which one. Burglars don't have time to pry off all four to >see >>if they can find the key. I don't often lock my keys in the car, but my >>wife does it regularly. So when she calls home to say " I locked the keys >>in the car" I say "find a willing grunt to pry off the hub cap". That >>saves me a trip. Then she's paranoid that the grunt knows where we keep >>the >>key. Big deal. I just put it back under a different wheel. We lose some >>keys, but we've never lost a car. >> >>Be prepared! >> >>Carl Meyer Assoc. PTG >>Santa Clara, California >>cmpiano@home.com >> >> >> >> >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: <Bdshull@AOL.COM> >>To: <pianotech@ptg.org> >>Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 3:49 PM >>Subject: Re: Lemonade >> >> >>> Mark, >>> >>> If it makes your day even brighter, a few months ago I pulled the >>> keys-locked-in-car thing, and had no wire with me. So I called campus >>> safety, and they succeeded in fully separating the door linkage with >>their >>> gizmo. Then my assistant showed up and we got in with some piano wire. >>> >>> Had to take the door apart to re-connect the linkage. No biggie, campus >>> safety had succeeded in popping off the locking device for the linkage, >>but >>> nothing actually broke. But what a nuisance. Moral of the story: >don't >>> lock your k..... No, can't fix that one. More like, things could be >>worse, >>> and don't let campus safety help you tempt fate? >>> >>> Bill Shull, RPT >>> La Sierra University, CSUSB (no longer Univ of Redlands!) >>> >>> In a message dated 9/5/01 2:04:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, >>> mstory@mail.ewu.edu writes: >>> >>> << Yesterday was one of those days. Equipment problems, string breakage, >>> ad-nauseum. I did manage to salvage one thing, though. After I had >>locked >>> the keys in the truck, when leaving, I used a length of the broken >>string >>to >>> break back into the truck. "When life gives you lemons ..." >>> >>> >>> Mark Story. RPT >>> Eastern Washington University >>> Cheney, Washington >>> >>
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