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Hom3r · 10-08-2011, 20:48

I'm currently rabbit sitting for my sister (whose in Portugal), last night as I was locking up the key broke in the lock

I was luckily still able to open the door by using the bit on the keyring in the lock, but nothing else could.

So I had to get a locksmith, looking in the local Thompson Directory a guy in my street is one.

So tonight he came round and managed to get the boken bit out almost as quick as it went in

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He also only charged me £30 instead of £40 as I was a neighbour

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To tell the truth I would have paid £40. Now I know the house is again 100% secure I can sleep properly tonight knowing the rabbit can be fed and cuddled (Nieces orders).

It could have been worse and cost around £200.

10-08-2011, 20:48	#3655
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