Posted by Jonno23 Photoshoped...........poorly. (but still funny)

It's graffitied, not shooped. you totally missed the point thar.

I stand corrected. I bow to your far superior observational skills. Photoshop in real life.

Posted by Jonno23 I stand corrected. I bow to your far superior observational skills. Photoshop in real life.

It's from the website http://hackedirl.com/ and "photoshop in real life" is pretty much what they're about.

Posted by grotciv Saw this on HackedIRL.com: http://hackedirl.f...8-ef0b0f9cc049.jpg

i believe this is part of Banksy's "One Nation Under CCTV" set

Posted by Nonvieta My excursion this week had some pretty sorry security... First, a shoulder high gate was locked, and while hopping the stone wall attached to it would have been pretty easy, it was even easier to walk through the hole in the fence yards away. Another, about six foot, iron gate was on the porch to the building, again, padlocked but practically had a stepping stool to get over it. The annoyance came from the interior, where I suspect some local 'explorers' had it in their head to keep others out...didn't seem like the same work as Mr. Padlock on the outside. The door is always open, but on the interior, someone shoved a catering cart against it and tied it to the door handle with a coat hanger. They seemed to have overlooked that the door has a large window, that has no glass and is easily climbed through. We removed the catering cart just to make it easier to leave later. Not too far in, we ran into a set of double doors tied together at the bottom with yet another old coat hanger. Pretty simple to untie...nothing more than a nuisance.

I know where you're talking about..right on the water. Thought it was pretty funny too.

security cat.

no shit. I actually got seen once because of goddamn cats, ended my evening in what should have been a pretty mint cinema! grrrrrr.

Posted by BrickMan security cat. no shit. I actually got seen once because of goddamn cats, ended my evening in what should have been a pretty mint cinema! grrrrrr.

I was foiled by security geese in Seattle.

Posted by BrickMan security cat. no shit. I actually got seen once because of goddamn cats, ended my evening in what should have been a pretty mint cinema! grrrrrr.

Before I knew the term UE....
We were biking around back roads and found an abandoned barn or two we wanted to explore... and we saw this stray cat there.
as we approached the building we saw another, then 2 more, then 4, then looking in the windows of the barn we realized just how damn many there were.

And well, they didn't look all too friendly, so we ended up leaving the area...
speaking of which I want to go back there now.........

Posted by grotciv Saw this on HackedIRL.com: http://hackedirl.f...8-ef0b0f9cc049.jpg

I honestly think that is the best thing I've seen in along time.

they really thought this would work... HA!1.

Don't worry about the camera, the plastic eyes are watching you!

I saw a dual door with a lock on one of the door handles. The lock was an inside-door lock.

"I know! Let's make them grab the lock to OPEN the door!" "GREAT idea!"

Yeah, no way past that fence section propped against the other fence.

Damn! thin piece of rusted wire. They thought of everything.

Posted by vov35 Has anybody ever come across a ladder guard that successfully kept them off the structure?

The ones on water towers where the ladder is encased and a flat metal panel blocks the front of it. Those definitely require rope work. Or suction cups.

The most recent security measure was encountered in a room after entering the building.

A window was used to access the room but once inside the door had been locked and the handle removed... But the hinges were on the interior of the room. With a little work and a magic bar. Door was removed and access was gained.

I "locked" it back though after we were done exploring

Posted by .sarge. The most recent security measure was encountered in a room after entering the building. A window was used to access the room but once inside the door had been locked and the handle removed... But the hinges were on the interior of the room. With a little work and a magic bar. Door was removed and access was gained. I "locked" it back though after we were done exploring

Wait till you hit hinges that do not surrender when you take their pins. That's just unfair.

Posted by AnAppleSnail The ones on water towers where the ladder is encased and a flat metal panel blocks the front of it. Those definitely require rope work. Or suction cups.

No need for encasement around here; most are atleast 10-12ft off the ground anyways ... some 25-30 or more.

Still doesn't stop me.

Posted by TheVicariousVadder No need for encasement around here; most are atleast 10-12ft off the ground anyways ... some 25-30 or more. Still doesn't stop me.

10-12 feet? why bother removing the ladder? xD **wallruns**