What's in the Safe?

I have / had a safe recessed into my sheds slab that had a timber panel that fitted on top with the floor covered in carpet tiles.

was pretty awesome but the safe turned out to be not the safest. after I lost the keys it only took a couple of minutes with a sledge hammer and some fiddling to open it up.

was hidden perfectly though

A Kenyan birth certificate

if it aint twinkies it aint worth protecting. twinkies will be the most valuable commodity of the post apocalyptic world.

Trousers said:

Blue Moonshine (alone under the stairs with a 250 hps) and I just chopped a Fire OG and a Strawberry Cough (in the tent with a 600 hps). The tent is clean and it is time to go clone shopping. I have a vacation the first week of July, so I need to finish by then. I can get some 12" clones for $15. I might run the Blue Moonshine again because it will finish in about 55 days. It is really pretty with rock hard nugs. Can't wait to try it. If I get clones today, veg for 10 days then flip that gives me 60 days for flower and two weeks to dry/cure.

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Jealous, clones give you a nice head start. Thinking about using the rest of my feminized freebies from last year to get some variety in my next grow. Fem. White Lavender G13, Fem. Blue OG G13, Fem. SourKush AKA Headband Reserva Privada, Fem. The OG #18 Reserva Privada

Thanks again for your help on my last grow.

guy incognito said:

I keep my key chained to the handle of my safe. I only use it for fire protection purposes for cash and important documents. Maybe I should get a larger safe that is bolted to the ground to keep my small safe safe?

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I have more safes in the house with passports, cash, birth certificates, and car titles. Fire safes are a good idea for paperwork. I also like the idea of putting all the important docs somewhere easy to remember. My Mom is the worst. She has cash hidden all over her house. I don't think she knows where most of it is hidden anymore. My Dad is always telling stories of finding hundred dollar bills in the most unusual places. Last one was taped to the bottom of a laundry basket!

stoned cockatoo said:

I have / had a safe recessed into my sheds slab that had a timber panel that fitted on top with the floor covered in carpet tiles. was pretty awesome but the safe turned out to be not the safest. after I lost the keys it only took a couple of minutes with a sledge hammer and some fiddling to open it up. was hidden perfectly though

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I think how well you hide the box is more important than the safe itself. I mean most houses have a lot of area to cover and if you have security sirens blasting, the uninvited guest doesn't want to stay longer than a few minutes. Keys can be the weak link. I use a magnet and non-visible location for mine. Also have digital keypad on another unit that the kids and wife have access too.

One of my older houses had sirens throughout the house and very high db levels designed to make the intruder think the world was coming down on them. It was bitch when I would set it off at 3am coming home drunk. Friend had his Van Gogh stolen off his wall while we were having dinner together 23 floors down in the same building. Can't prevent it if they really want your shit they will get it. Just have good insurance. But, I guess you can't insure weed, lol.

prosperian said:

~SNIP~ Friend had his Van Gogh stolen off his wall while we were having dinner together ~SNIP~

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You have a friend that had a Van Gogh, that puts you firmly above my class. That's what makes RIU so great, you and I would probably never speak out in the world.

I hope it's a republican!!!

guy incognito said:

I keep my key chained to the handle of my safe. I only use it for fire protection purposes for cash and important documents. Maybe I should get a larger safe that is bolted to the ground to keep my small safe safe?

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I am thinking of opening a pet shop shop.
I would sell pet shops.

pet shop, shop