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Allister
06-11-02, 05:47 PM
Wee Dougal's effort in locking up his bike. He was working at this for about half an hour.

[Edit: different picture with the boy in it. He's pretty pleased with himself]

Jean Beetham Smith
06-11-02, 07:05 PM
You've taught him well, not only does he include frame & both wheels, but he's got h-bars, trainers & saddle! Save that picture, even though he will be mortified by it when a teen-ager. I have one of our 2 year old son trying to pick a bike lock with a blade of grass, 26 years later he finds it still embarassing but now allows that it is a cute picture.
orguasch
06-12-02, 05:31 AM
The kid must have realized the kind of society we have now.

Rich
06-12-02, 05:50 AM
Is that crazy string???

Surely it would melt in the rain :rolleyes:

Rich

p.s. Still 10/10 for effort :D
AlphaGeek
06-12-02, 01:50 PM
Ain't nobidy gonna mess with HIS bike! :D
Allister
06-12-02, 05:10 PM
Originally posted by Rich
[B]Is that crazy string???

Surely it would melt in the rain :rolleyes:
B]
No, it's real string, just a lot of it. The funny thing is, he only put one loop through the water pipe. Still, it took a good while to disentangle it all.
Aerow
06-30-02, 06:22 PM
He worked on it for a half an hour. How long will daddy work on getting it free while retaining the integrity of the rope? ;)