49 more love locks yesterday!
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49 more love locks yesterday!
Which means over 500 in my collection now!
Which means over half way to the goal!
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InB4 "Why do you steal love locks?"
1. The city considers them graffiti and abandoned property.
2. They cause damage to structures.
3. They rust away and become a hazard.
4. The city destroys them.
5. They're my friends, and I love them.
6. They're all going into a big museum art installation as a celebration of love and locksport.
@alice have you considered talking to the city so they call you instead of destroying locks?
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49 more love locks yesterday!
Which means over 500 in my collection now!
Which means over half way to the goal!
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InB4 "Why do you steal love locks?"
1. The city considers them graffiti and abandoned property.
2. They cause damage to structures.
3. They rust away and become a hazard.
4. The city destroys them.
5. They're my friends, and I love them.
6. They're all going into a big museum art installation as a celebration of love and locksport.
The one marked 1994 is in good shape for almost 30 years.
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@alice have you considered talking to the city so they call you instead of destroying locks?
@gkrnours I tried once—years ago—and no one could tell me who could sign off on that.
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The one marked 1994 is in good shape for almost 30 years.
@w_b none of those are older than a couple months. That date is likely when they got together.
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49 more love locks yesterday!
Which means over 500 in my collection now!
Which means over half way to the goal!
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InB4 "Why do you steal love locks?"
1. The city considers them graffiti and abandoned property.
2. They cause damage to structures.
3. They rust away and become a hazard.
4. The city destroys them.
5. They're my friends, and I love them.
6. They're all going into a big museum art installation as a celebration of love and locksport.
Alice there is a fence in the south bronx here with a TON of them and the school cuts them off every few years, which makes me sad but also the fence was sagging so...
40.81620081671728, -73.92331000219194
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49 more love locks yesterday!
Which means over 500 in my collection now!
Which means over half way to the goal!
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InB4 "Why do you steal love locks?"
1. The city considers them graffiti and abandoned property.
2. They cause damage to structures.
3. They rust away and become a hazard.
4. The city destroys them.
5. They're my friends, and I love them.
6. They're all going into a big museum art installation as a celebration of love and locksport.
@alice In my town we have a dedicated piece of old fence where people can attach their lovelocks, but they put a lot on the nearby bridge nevertheless. So in case you’re visiting Hungary, i might have a bunch for you to collect
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@louis yeah, sorry to be the bear of bad news
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49 more love locks yesterday!
Which means over 500 in my collection now!
Which means over half way to the goal!
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InB4 "Why do you steal love locks?"
1. The city considers them graffiti and abandoned property.
2. They cause damage to structures.
3. They rust away and become a hazard.
4. The city destroys them.
5. They're my friends, and I love them.
6. They're all going into a big museum art installation as a celebration of love and locksport.
@alice 7. Alice enjoys causing breakups and divorces of people who vandalise the world
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@w_b none of those are older than a couple months. That date is likely when they got together.
Sweet that they are still together for 30 years.
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49 more love locks yesterday!
Which means over 500 in my collection now!
Which means over half way to the goal!
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InB4 "Why do you steal love locks?"
1. The city considers them graffiti and abandoned property.
2. They cause damage to structures.
3. They rust away and become a hazard.
4. The city destroys them.
5. They're my friends, and I love them.
6. They're all going into a big museum art installation as a celebration of love and locksport.
@alice How do you pick the locks? Do they all have known vulnerabilities that you can exploit, or do you also have to break some locks?
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49 more love locks yesterday!
Which means over 500 in my collection now!
Which means over half way to the goal!
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InB4 "Why do you steal love locks?"
1. The city considers them graffiti and abandoned property.
2. They cause damage to structures.
3. They rust away and become a hazard.
4. The city destroys them.
5. They're my friends, and I love them.
6. They're all going into a big museum art installation as a celebration of love and locksport.
@alice You use simple shims, lockpicks or something more percussive?
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Alice there is a fence in the south bronx here with a TON of them and the school cuts them off every few years, which makes me sad but also the fence was sagging so...
40.81620081671728, -73.92331000219194
@futurebird I've never been to the Brox before, but maybe I should plan a love lock road trip someday.
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@alice 7. Alice enjoys causing breakups and divorces of people who vandalise the world
@grischard aww, even hardened criminals deserve the bonds of love 🥺
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Sweet that they are still together for 30 years.
@w_b yeah. I hope they're happy, and that they get to celebrate many more years together
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@alice How do you pick the locks? Do they all have known vulnerabilities that you can exploit, or do you also have to break some locks?
@funqr I never break them (they're beautiful and I couldn't bring myself to hurt them).
*All* locks have vulnerabilities—some are just blatant, while others require a ton of skill to open.
Check out #LearnLockpickingWithAlice to see how I do it.
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@futurebird I've never been to the Brox before, but maybe I should plan a love lock road trip someday.
rent a bus. we'll all come along. we can name the bus 'furtherer.'
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@alice You use simple shims, lockpicks or something more percussive?
@speaktrap I use a variety of tools, but never destructive.
Check out #LearnLockpickingWithAlice for lessons.
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rent a bus. we'll all come along. we can name the bus 'furtherer.'
@saltywizard a Fedi road trip would be awesome. Just meet at a hotel, hang out for the night, drive to the next stop in the morning, repeat.
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