Thread: What not to do at Disneyland...courtesy of MBC
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Old 01-24-2005, 11:12 PM   #50
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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman
Yep, extra car keys is a lesson I've learned many a time. I got pretty good at opening a car door with a wire hanger, in the days before auto-locks. Now that I've got keyless entry, I can just keep a spare key hidden in the car that I will always have access to. Mischief managed.

I never had an ordeal quite like MBC's, but I did once have a harrowing lock-your-keys-in-the-car incident that changed my habits forever. After a 12-hour day working at the Renaissance Faire in Agoura, I had to trudge about a quarter mile to my car only to realize, as I approached it, that I had locked the keys inside. This was years before keyless entry, so there was no way to get into my car without a trusty wire hanger, which was now a quarter mile away.

But, um, why is my car shaking? uh-oh. It's because the key's in the car, in the ignition, and the car is ON.
Could have been worse, iSm....: Blondestar
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