Da Vinci code The movie

[Omag 2.0]

All right... i've been trying to read "the Bernini mystery" another book by Dan Brown, and I have to admit... it's boring! It's not even well written... lots of blablabla... and superficial...

Then I saw a documentary on the ideas behind the Da Vinci code... it's based on a 50's scam... and the writter acuatty believes it, even if all the proof that the Priory of Sion never existed was given...

It's lost all it's appeal to me...

[Fozzer]

So...

What was the answer to code....?

..The meaning of life, and everything...?

...or just 42...?

Paul... ...!

[Fozzer]

It was the mice I tells ya.

There you go, then...
There is always a simple answer to all this so-called complicated "code stuff"... ...!

Let's raise a glass for the Mice... ...!

LOL...!

Paul... ...!

The most complicated bit of digital code you will ever come across involves trying to unlock the chain securing your bicycle to the lamp post....trust me... ... ...!

[Fozzer]

When you forget it and start trying to go through all the possible numbers

I often find a bolt cutter cracks the code quite efficiently.

WOWZERS... ...!

That's exactly the method some professional toe-rag visitors from Wales armed with bolt-cutters used to lift my

[Fozzer]

Tell me it wasn't a fireblade Foz?

Hi Pete... ...!

..One of my my Honda's, a CBR 600....pinched in 1997... ...!
...and one of my lads Yamaha FZR 400..... ...!

...thanks to the usual visitors from Wales... ...!

All been replaced with a new stock of bikes...with explosive bolts fitted under the seats...known only to us......!
Tee-Hee... ...!

Any thieving toe-rag who sits on the seat now, and can't figure the answer to the da Vinci code within 5 seconds...
...MMmmwwwaaaahhhhh........!
LOL...!

Paul The Indestructible.... ...!

[BFMF]

The most complicated bit of digital code you will ever come across involves trying to unlock the chain securing your bicycle to the lamp post....trust me... ... ...!

Don't you just love 'hacking' things with bolt cutters?

I've only done it once, and it was in a military capacity. Somebody lost the padlock keys to the BII box on one of our trucks