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I'm not sure what the point of the barbed wire is. The big gap in the gate isn't keeping people out.
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I didn't get a picture of the exact day, but whoever had patrolled the mall before we came that day forgot to lock the door to the escalators. It had a padlock, with it only wrapped around one handle on the door.
We just walked in.
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That bit of razor wire! I best stay at home....
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Abandoned military base in the US...
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Interesting, I went to a US abandoned military base yesterday too, and the fencing was equally useless at some spot. Except there was security patrolling inside though.
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*Posts picture of any padlock made by Master, Brinks, Herculock, or any other generic city lock*
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This may have been posted before.. but still good for a laugh
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However that is still a lot more reasonable in terms of keeping people out than most of the other stuff here.
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After years of an abandoned 1870's home sitting with relative easy access, they finally decided to increase security & built a barbed wire fence surrounding the home.
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I have been to this property a number of times so I wasn't overly concerned that they added this deterrent. I walked around the fence checking out the house's condition & noticed this brand new fence was missing something.
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The Thin Man.
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Good thing my name isn't Bobby.
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"Well, we padlocked the door, so that should keep people from climbing through any of the 4 ground level windows."
"What? Plywood? Nah, just leave them uncovered- they're shattered anyway."
*wipes hands*
"I think we're ready to run a news article about this place. Get the camera and write down the address!"
"Sorry, I didn't know I'm not supposed to be here," he said, knowing full well he wasn't supposed to be there.
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Show fence. Notice the point of view is inside the fence.
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The barbed wire on the gate is a nice touch.
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Put giant boulder in front of door, can't secure against easy first floor window access. Thanks Chicago.
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The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.
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Put squad in front of building, wait for snow, squad buried and untouched by anybody= scarecrow. I gave them points for trying though.
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.
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Put squad in front of building, wait for snow, squad buried and untouched by anybody= scarecrow. I gave them points for trying though.
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Funny that....
There's a little town north of the Grand Canyon that parks a cop car on the main street (one stoplight town) and has a mannequin in the front seat dressed up like a cop complete with mirror sunglasses. Always get a chuckle when I head up that way.
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