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Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 16th, '24, 20:14
by Hotarla
Yeah I think the place I live in is relatively old. Pretty sure that the lock on the master bedroom was added on by my parents. Actually I think the bathroom was also changed. The old doorknobs that could lock were so easily openable from the other side, someone from the other side only needed a hairpin to stick through the hole to unlock the locking mechanism. Lol
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 16th, '24, 21:52
by Kitalpha Hart
Most the inside locks you can use a screwdriver. Naturally the one that we had to remove was not one of them and we lost that key years ago
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 16th, '24, 22:19
by lunar_eclipse66
I used to use a butter knife to unlock doors when my parents moved to a place that actually had locks on all of the doors.
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 17th, '24, 02:31
by Hotarla
Lol yeah I used to just unlock doors by pushing a hairpin through a hole. Now though, I think there’s only really one door that still has that locking setup.
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 17th, '24, 06:28
by AsheSkyler
Skeleton keys sound so cool!! The closest I ever came to that is the doors at the office my grandparents owned curiously all worked on the same key. Looked like a normal modern key. After I upgraded the worn-out knobs, their kits all came with separate keys, so now my keyring makes me look like a highschool janitor.
My dad kept a dull nail above our doors that used the hairpin holes. We never could keep up with the "key" it came with.
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 17th, '24, 17:13
by lunar_eclipse66
Unfortunately my grandmother lost all of the keys long before I was born so I never got to use them. All of the door remained unlocked from that point on. Luckily for her two of the doors were so heavy and difficult to open that she didn't need to bother locking them to keep me out when I was little.
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 18th, '24, 01:23
by Kuuki
I grew up in a house where every door had huge keys. I loved being able to lock mine making a lot of noises when I was a moody teenager XD
Now, it's just an integrated lock and a bit boring. But I'm not a moody teenager anymore and I live alone with my husband who's thankfully an adorable teddy bear I don't need to lock myself from.
On another topic, I was so sure we'd have the caravan last week end but we haven't. I hope we have one this month, Halloween being just a shop is kind of sad I need something to do.
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 18th, '24, 03:56
by Hotarla
I’m sure there will be a CC. Altho if they didn’t have time to do an event, then there might not be one. Who knows.
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 18th, '24, 12:50
by Kitalpha Hart
Gives the vibes of "we made the stuff but the event part wigged out on us and we couldn't get it fixed in time"
Hopefully the doughnight calendar goes smoother for them
Re: Candy Caravan Chat
Posted: Oct 18th, '24, 17:54
by AsheSkyler
At least we have very lovely digi-watercolour bats to keep us company. I love the background art on this site.