The Last Poster Wins! [v21]

[Noblejanobii]

Yeah good stuff.

Also is it bad that the sole reason I know basic lockpicking skills is because I keep getting locked out of the bathroom? and that my arceus key ring is the best tool for unlocking it?

[Neo Emolga]

Yeah good stuff.

Also is it bad that the sole reason I know basic lockpicking skills is because I keep getting locked out of the bathroom? and that my arceus key ring is the best tool for unlocking it?

As fun as it is to lockpick doors and stuff in video games (and for the fact usually heaps of great stuff is behind them!), I'm not really all that skilled in doing it in real life. I also don't have the tools for it either. I definitely know the way it works in Fallout is definitely not how it works in real life. The only reason why I haven't really gone out to learn it is because I already have the keys to places I need to access and everything else is, well, trespassing.

Although if I was really good at lockpicking, there is one place I've always been curious about. There is a train station near me and there's one small isolated building away from everything else. I've lived here for 30 years and never ONCE have I seen what the inside looks like. The windows were covered up years ago, there's one large metal door to it, and it looks like the entrance is elevated so as to let it be level with the back of a truck (implies it was probably for loading and unloading something at times but I've never seen that happen. I have always wondered just what the fudge is in there. Probably nothing, but the curiosity has killed me for decades.

Right here:



This thing. What could it possibly be used for? The darn thing has been a mystery for eons. It's like that special super-secret area in a video game that has something amazing inside but you need some crazy key or secret code / preorder thing like that to ever hope to get inside. Give me a fifteen second peek inside and it would be therapeutic. Seriously. XD

And if someone were to catch me and ask what I was doing, I could just come up with a silly excuse and say I thought it was a restroom. XD

[Chakramaster]

Nah, it's good to have those kinds of skills if needed. Especially in cases of emergency. I know about basic skills for it myself. And no, it's not bad that that key ring is the best tool

[Noblejanobii]

I mean I don't know true lockpicking because the lock on the bathroom door is weird I just know like how to pick the lock on that door.

[Bulbasaur]

I'm good at picking locks.

On Skyrim.

[Chakramaster]

I think most of us that play Skyrim are pretty good at picking it there. If not, it's easy to get used to.

[Noblejanobii]

I'm not because I don't have skyrim.

[Bulbasaur]

I'm not because I don't have skyrim.

Time to get Skyrim!

[Noblejanobii]

Time to get Skyrim!

Can you buy it for me?

Also found an awesome riddle: https://instagram.com/p/BRV2n29hKYg/

[Chakramaster]

Like I said, it's pretty easy enough