[Jadey]

Originally Posted by daphne

Maybe it was the "Code Grabber" that locked your car doors.

No. It was me. From England.
I pwn Scarlett.

[ezrunner]

perhaps one of the electical engineering guys here on BBF can shed some light on this

[Dawg]

I agree and Scarlett I know you are Southern Belle. Ez I dont consider virgina part of the south either, however everyone I know from that state have great southern values.

[JaguarXJ7]

Time to call the Myth Busters!!



All kidding aside, I can see how this is possible. Well i guess you're just going to have to scrap the Saturn and get an Infiniti .......... keyless start!

I love my Infiniti (EX35); it's no Jag, but is a beautiful automobile.

[ndub33]

Scarlett, I believe you.

I am about as far North in the U.S. as you can get without being in Alaska.

I don't have a Bold, but I've been trying for months to get my Curve to clean the cat box.

Did I overlook anything here?

I hate it when I join multi-topic threads late...

[JSanders]

what, you mean it got off-topic?

[drthvdr]

Originally Posted by Scarlett

I was typing a message as I was getting out of my car. (2008 Saturn Vue) I shut the car door with the keys inside since I was in the garage. After I shut the car door I pushed send to send the message and my horn honked, lights blinked and doors locked. My Bold locked me out of my car. Ever heard of this happening?

That is amazing.

[kellyjdrummer]

My '99 Camry (awesome vehicle) has remote start as well.

I was at a storage facility on 99 up in Everett, WA. Once and input the wrong code years ago and all of the doors on my Accord locked. I'm sure a phone can do the same thing. Used to be you could change channels on your new tv with a remote by droppingb a 16d nail on the fireplace hearth, or even with a belt buckle. I'm backing Scarlett. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

[kellyjdrummer]

My '99 Camry (awesome vehicle) has remote start as well.

I was at a storage facility on 99 up in Everett, WA. once and input the wrong code years ago on the ten key entry pad and all of the doors on my Accord locked. I'm sure a phone can do the same thing. Used to be you could change channels on your new tv with a remote by dropping a 16d nail on the fireplace hearth, or even with a belt buckle. I'm backing Scarlett. That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

[Shaun]

Well, I'm torn, which version of kellyjdrummer's story do I believe?

For the record, I used to live in NC, and travelled to the lower parts of Georgia, SC and Alabama, and would still raise an eyebrow when we claimed we were from the south.

Now I live in Ohio, and the folks here firmly believe they are from the midwest. You can't win.

... and I believe Scarlet did it with the Wrench, in the Conservatory!

[kellyjdrummer]

I have no reason to fabricate any info, and see your "tongue-in-cheek" as a tad arrogant.

When I was a very young boy and lived with my aunt and uncle in Cosmopolis, WA. who could afford a remote controlled television, and when the remote was used, it sounded like someone pounding steel, I was responsible for starting the evening fire in the central fireplace, located on the opposite wall of the livingroom from where this new tv sat. I dropped a nail I had pulled from a piece of wood I had brought in from the shed in the backyard off the garage. Suddenly the television changed channels. We all laughed. I dropped the nail a few more times with the same result. Back then, the technology for these new tv's was all audio based. At my grandmother's house, my belt buckle did the same to her tv. No IR, no RF, all audio activated.

Concerning the U-Store in Everett, WA., the lady next to me in the Accord and myself laughed till we cried when all the doors locked.

Lastly, I am a transplant from Seattle (yeah the one in WA.) and have no idea about the point you may be trying to make about your geographic location or preferences, and have missed the humor you intended to relate to myself and the rest on this thread.

Your earlier response certainly exposes your disbelief of something that you have not experienced, but is certainly based in fact.

Bottom line is that it happened, I was there and was amazed when I saw it happen. Take it or leave it.

Yeah, J, this thread DID get hijacked. I believe you, Scarlett. I've seen happenings just as odd as yours.

(BTW, my SONY DVD remote works on my PS2, and my PS2 remote works on my SONY DVD player in my living room as well as my SONY DVD player in my bedroom.)

That is all.

[ezrunner]

Originally Posted by JSanders

what, you mean it got off-topic?

NOI WAY anything got off topic on BBF

mods wont allow it

[CrazyBeautiful]

Wirelessly posted

Can I be a southern belle too? Deep south side of Houston Texas! Y'all.





That bold locking the car is crazy but from what I've read, I think its possible.

[dwood721]

I say it was a ghost

[Raptor464]

It was Chad...from LI

[ezrunner]

Originally Posted by Raptor464

It was Chad...from LI

hahahahaha forgot about chad briefly

to learn more about ChadfromLI

http://www.blackberryforums.com/beta...-4-5-a-14.html

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by ezrunner

My state was home to the capitol of the south but many say it isn't part of the south

I hate it when that happens. When I'm in the deep South, I always make sure I say "Southern Virginia" when they ask me where I'm from. Then I get respect.

[VIOLATOR]

Originally Posted by ezrunner

hahahahaha forgot about chad briefly

to learn more about ChadfromLI

http://www.blackberryforums.com/beta...-4-5-a-14.html

Given the fact that this thread has run seriously amuck already....Dude that was some funny chit. I just wasted a good 30 - 30 minutes reading that thread and watching all the videos. Jezzuz what a hilarious waste of my life!

Thanks for the link to the "CHAD" thread!!

David

[Mandizzle]

If the keys were in the ignition then the doors shouldn't auto-lock. But yes if the keys were just sitting in the car then it's possible that the auto-lock kicked in and locked the car up.

[jlmemt]

Snip

Originally Posted by kellyjdrummer

I have no reason to fabricate any info, and see your "tongue-in-cheek" as a tad arrogant.

I think the "tongue in cheek" comment referred to the fact that you had two identical posts. Hence, wasn't sure which to believe.
I found it funny.



And I came from the Midwest, Iowa. So I thought Ohio was a bit "southern" when I first came here.
(Granted, I have not made it to much of the Southeast that many would consider the real south.)




As to the origional topic. I do believe it possibe, though it shouldn't happen on a correctly working system.