OINKED1.com has the James Bond Credit Card Lock Pick Set for $15 + $5 shipping = $20 shipped. An actual lock-pick set concealed inside of a credit card housing. The picks are top quality, solid stamped stainless steel.
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#21
bitterbeer - Posted 8:17 am PST 12/8/08 (571 Posts)
the name is bond, james bond...lol nice name..
#22
exit_planet_dust - Posted 8:25 am PST 12/8/08 (16 Posts)
nunchuck skills...computer hacking skills...lockpicking skills...
in the words of Ogre.."NEEERDDDDSS"
in the words of Ogre.."NEEERDDDDSS"
#23
flapjack - Posted 8:34 am PST 12/8/08 (41 Posts)
training from a pro....no. Howstuffworks.com
#24
bboyflashy - Posted 8:38 am PST 12/8/08 (653 Posts)
exactly what i need in the holiday
#25
tanchong - Posted 8:46 am PST 12/8/08 (314 Posts)
I haven't seen James Bond picking a lock for quite some time especially in the digital age. In Casino Royale, he just figured out the code on the numeric keypad using the SMS msg "ELIPSIS" or "3-5-4-7-7-4-7" from Alex Dimitrios' SonyEricsson phone which gave him the clue.
#26
shtarker - Posted 8:49 am PST 12/8/08 (609 Posts)
I was going to look for a job until I saw this. Now I don't need one.
#27
sholling - Posted 8:55 am PST 12/8/08 (937 Posts)
A free trip to jail in quite a few states.
#28
Katmandoo122 - Posted 10:30 am PST 12/8/08 (170 Posts)
#19, whatever. Got a set of lockpicks for a gift a few years ago. Scared the crap out of myself when I picked my front door's deadbolt in 5 seconds.
Fact is, most peoples' homes front door can be picked by an amateur in about 1 minute. Certain pad locks are harder because of tighter springs and stuff, but not hard.
#29
LittleBit - Posted 10:34 am PST 12/8/08 (161 Posts)
i guess you have to buy them somewhere.
#30
swcole9 - Posted 10:42 am PST 12/8/08 (76 Posts)
I like hiding the tiny lock pick set in a credit card idea. I have been pretty nervous carrying my lock pick set just loose in my pocket.
#31
v0rtex99 - Posted 10:42 am PST 12/8/08 (83 Posts)
Nothing quite as slick as a James Bond 007 lock picking credit card with the statue of liberty on it. Wasn't he British?
#32
v0rtex99 - Posted 10:46 am PST 12/8/08 (83 Posts)
Nothing quite as slick as a James Bond 007 lock picking credit card with the statue of liberty on it. Wasn't he British?
#33
hulabaybee - Posted 11:12 am PST 12/8/08 (62 Posts)
I think these tools would be pretty handy around the house...and outside the house. Seems like it would be fun to learn to pick a lock.
#34
sharpiepen - Posted 12:14 pm PST 12/8/08 (34 Posts)
i am gettin 1 for bart.
#35
superd00d3 - Posted 12:45 pm PST 12/8/08 (2475 Posts)
WTF Ben? What's next a deal on do-it-yourself roofie kits? Posting deals like this is just irresponsible.
#36
I_Always_Win - Posted 12:49 pm PST 12/8/08 (26 Posts)
ive been waiting for this all my life
#37
emuc64 - Posted 2:52 pm PST 12/8/08 (93 Posts)
Not a bad deal if you happen to lock yourself out of your house.
#38
hooker48 - Posted 7:38 pm PST 12/8/08 (11 Posts)
I'm scared that if I buy these and I'm really good at picking locks...what's next? When will ben be offering a safecrakers kit...
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