As is that line of absolutely not smelly at all slightly used trainers.
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Game on.
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Hey if you gonna spend $400 you might as well build a safe cracking robot
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How much would it cost to buy a similar safe and open this one destructively?
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I dunno, I mean for $300, you could build a dangerous cracking robot. Which would be far more fun.
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For $200 I’ll build you a dangerous robot on crack.
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Don’t feel bad.
When I had to rent a storage unit one time the rental place had these great looking high security locks. I needed a lock so I grabbed one.
Fast forward a couple months and I’m stopping by to pick something at the unit, I unlock the lock, roll up the door, do a double take, and realize I’m at the neighboring storage unit. I rolled down the door, relocked it got into my unit and made sure to pick up a new lock at the at the hardware stor.e.
Spot checking, at least 80% of these “high-security” I tried at the lot opened with the same key.
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Have you tried THIS?
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Amboy?
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For $150 I’ll sell you a robot puppy that I bought off the Internet and loaded with wisecracks!
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Every time I’ve ever tried to use a robot that was built by somebody on crack it’s ended badly.
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OPERATING AS INTENDED
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Maximum fun guaranteed
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Why spend money on lightning charger cords or hacker bootcamps when you can invest in a career in lockpicking? For just $400.00 we will give you a safe and expert advice from a professional. (Locations are limited.)
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does ebay still have a category for that?
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Wait, or you on crack or is the robot?
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I know if you’re female, there’s a decent eBay market for your used socks. You take a photo of you wearing them, describe them as “so soft and fluffy” and the money rolls in. I’ve been tempted. I have nice feet.
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