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m_d_hI'm not usually THIS horny until about two weeks into a new lockup. Which means I'm probably going to keep this damnable device on my cock for a while :o)
As this device is both cheap and easily destructible there's no need to keep an emergency key with me, I could leave the key at home when I go to the condo, or leave the key at the condo when I go to the house ... or I could throw away the key! Huh, I've never done that before ... if I want out I have to destroy the device?
Long ago I tested another copy of the Black Box 2.0 -- could I destroy it with everyday garden shears? Yup. So I didn't need an emergency key. I've assumed that the Ghost and the Leopard are similarly destructible, although they're made of much tougher plastic via 3D printing. I haven't tested whether garden shears could destroy them. If I ever order another 3D printed nylon cage I could add an extra ring to the order and then test it against the garden shears.
With my custom metal cages, the so-called security screw always eventually came loose on its own, so I was never that worried about being LOCKED FOREVER if something went wrong. Now I use a cheap padlock on it that I figure could be easily destroyed with a bolt cutter, though I haven't tested that proposition either. I do have a bolt cutter.
I've seen some fellas online use superglue or rivets to go permanent. I've seen a fella online who lost the keys to his metal cage, oops. One fella complained on an Amazon review that his lock broke and the key wouldn't unlock it anymore, oops.
This could be a way to play the game differently -- throw away the key. When I want to get out of this cage, then cut my way out. No asking permission from the Oracle or another guy. I'd be permanently locked until I decide to destroy the cage.
Right now this intrigues me. But I'm not impulsive enough to throw away the key right now. Or am I?
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As this device is both cheap and easily destructible there's no need to keep an emergency key with me, I could leave the key at home when I go to the condo, or leave the key at the condo when I go to the house ... or I could throw away the key! Huh, I've never done that before ... if I want out I have to destroy the device?
Long ago I tested another copy of the Black Box 2.0 -- could I destroy it with everyday garden shears? Yup. So I didn't need an emergency key. I've assumed that the Ghost and the Leopard are similarly destructible, although they're made of much tougher plastic via 3D printing. I haven't tested whether garden shears could destroy them. If I ever order another 3D printed nylon cage I could add an extra ring to the order and then test it against the garden shears.
With my custom metal cages, the so-called security screw always eventually came loose on its own, so I was never that worried about being LOCKED FOREVER if something went wrong. Now I use a cheap padlock on it that I figure could be easily destroyed with a bolt cutter, though I haven't tested that proposition either. I do have a bolt cutter.
I've seen some fellas online use superglue or rivets to go permanent. I've seen a fella online who lost the keys to his metal cage, oops. One fella complained on an Amazon review that his lock broke and the key wouldn't unlock it anymore, oops.
This could be a way to play the game differently -- throw away the key. When I want to get out of this cage, then cut my way out. No asking permission from the Oracle or another guy. I'd be permanently locked until I decide to destroy the cage.
Right now this intrigues me. But I'm not impulsive enough to throw away the key right now. Or am I?
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