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Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« on: 24 June 2010, 19:51:17 »
... I was rushing to catch a train at 6am on Weds morning.

Left my only bunch of keys on top of ticket machine, and merrily chugged off down the tracks...  :-[

Only omega key was on there, as was my only roofbox key - house keys - locker keys - the whole shebang.

I was really worried... but am now relieved, as they are safely with the platform staff, awaiting my arrival home...

Me thinks I owe First Great Western a thank you!!  :y
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« Reply #1 on: 24 June 2010, 19:56:39 »
Yes indeed James, very lucky! :y :y

Some would have picked up the keys and gone around the car park testing the remote, and if no luck received would have just chucked your keys in the bushes, as you would well know! ::) ::) ;) ;)
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #2 on: 24 June 2010, 19:59:45 »
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Some would have picked up the keys and gone around the car park testing the remote

You're not wrong, LZ... thank goodness I am a cheapskate, and parked it somewhere free, half a mile or so away..  ;D :y
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #3 on: 24 June 2010, 20:00:16 »
Good job your balls are in a bag James. ;D ;D
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #4 on: 24 June 2010, 20:10:52 »
wont be doing that in a hurry again james,next thing will be feeling your pocket every 5 mins to make sure you havent done it again. same as i did when i lost my wallet  :y
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #5 on: 24 June 2010, 20:12:58 »
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wont be doing that in a hurry again james,next thing will be feeling your pocket every 5 mins to make sure you havent done it again. same as i did when i lost my wallet  :y

You're right mate, I am always checking my pockets anyway... I cannot believe I did this!!

Ah well, all is well that ends well :D
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #6 on: 24 June 2010, 20:59:17 »
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wont be doing that in a hurry again james,next thing will be feeling your pocket every 5 mins to make sure you havent done it again. same as i did when i lost my wallet  :y

You're right mate, I am always checking my pockets anyway... I cannot believe I did this!!

Ah well, all is well that ends well :D




Lucky bugger James!, make sure you put the Lottery on this weekend  ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #7 on: 24 June 2010, 21:03:43 »
hope you cleaned the train seat.....
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« Reply #8 on: 24 June 2010, 21:17:28 »
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hope you cleaned the train seat.....
;D ;D ;D ;D
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #9 on: 24 June 2010, 21:21:10 »
In fairness, it was probably an average 'joe public' who handed them in to a member of station staff.

Despite what people want to believe, not everyone is a thieving wotsit.  :(

Really upsets me when everyone in this country is labeled as a bad 'un.
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #10 on: 24 June 2010, 21:24:06 »
I did the same earlier this week. I'd put mine on the sink at work whilst i washed up & then went shopping only to receive a call from work asking me to call round & collect them.
I'd already stamped up a disc with the letter & number stamps at work with my contact details on incase i lost them. It worked well :)
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
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In fairness, it was probably an average 'joe public' who handed them in to a member of station staff.

Despite what people want to believe, not everyone is a thieving wotsit.  :(

Really upsets me when everyone in this country is labeled as a bad 'un.

Is a fair point indeed... and incidents like this do help to restore such faith  :y
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #12 on: 24 June 2010, 23:14:53 »
You are a very lucky boy .... i think the local scum in my " hood " would have been away with them  :o :o :-/
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Re: Keys, a VERY lucky escape...
« Reply #13 on: 24 June 2010, 23:23:19 »
Some years back, I had a Ford Cortina and dropped the only  keys I had down a roadside drain when locking the door!

After I had spent 2 hours trying to fish them out (they were just out of reach) I looked a right mess with people walking past me as if I was a beggar.

But much worse was to come when I finally made it home and the Missus caught a whiff of me!
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« Reply #14 on: 25 June 2010, 20:10:08 »
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Some years back, I had a Ford Cortina and dropped the only  keys I had down a roadside drain when locking the door!

After I had spent 2 hours trying to fish them out (they were just out of reach) I looked a right mess with people walking past me as if I was a beggar.

But much worse was to come when I finally made it home and the Missus caught a whiff of me!

You obviously didn't realise at the time that if you had of asked a few fellow Cortina drivers around you, one of their keys would be guaranteed to unlock yours.  With Cortina Estates it was even easier; any old key would unlock the tailgate! ::) ::) ;) ;)

Then of course someone, never me of course :P :P :P, could have got your car started, and remaining turning over, by hot wiring what was easily accessible around the steering column :D :D :D ;)
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