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Viking Security Safe VS-52BLXW Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint #VikingSafe #HiddenSafe #WallSafe #OfficeSecurity #PersonalSafe
Viking Security Safe VS-52BLXW Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint
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November 7, 2026 at 6:56 AM
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Viking Security Safe VS-52BLXW Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint#VikingSafe#SecuritySafe#BiometricSafe#HiddenSafe#WallSafe
Viking Security Safe VS-52BLXW Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint
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November 7, 2026 at 4:15 PM
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Viking Security Safe VS-52BLX Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint#VikingSecuritySafe#VS52BLX#WallSafe#BiometricSafe#FingerprintSafe
Viking Security Safe VS-52BLX Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint
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November 6, 2026 at 2:48 AM
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Viking Security Safe VS-52BLXW Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint#VikingSafe#SecuritySafe#BiometricSafe#HiddenSafe#WallSafe
Viking Security Safe VS-52BLXW Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint
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November 7, 2026 at 12:20 AM
kagank.bsky.social
Viking Security Safe VS-52BLXW Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint#VikingSafe#SecuritySafe#BiometricSafe#HiddenSafe#WallSafe
Viking Security Safe VS-52BLXW Heavy Duty Hidden in Wall Safe Biometric Fingerprint
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November 6, 2026 at 3:17 PM
davidmariotte.bsky.social
It's a Mystery is exactly what it says on the tin. A very short mystery where a detective breaks into a place and is looking for something. But what?! It's also kind of a comedy. (2 pg Mystery)
IT'S A MYSTERY By David Mariotte & YOU! PAGE ONE Panel 1: A hardboiled DETECTIVE with a classic trenchcoat and fedora stands outside a small urban bungalow. They're holding a rock. Panel 2: Smash. The rock sails through the window. SFX: CRACK Panel 3: Good thing they're wearing that heavy trenchcoat as the detective sticks their arm up through the broken window to undo the latch. Panel 4: They've made it in. The detective is most of the way through the window, holding it up as they slip the rest of the way into the bungalow. Here's where we maybe start seeing inside the place. It's kinda... boring and messy. White or gray walls without much on them. The most basic of furniture set-ups--like the living room would only be a single chair, a side table with a remote and an ashtray on it, one partially filled bookcase, and a TV on a small stand. But there's debris all around: empty bottles, paperwork, maybe some books that didn't make it back to the bookcase, a couple cigarette butts even (can you say fire-hazard?). Panel 5: The detective begins snooping around, shuffling through the papers on the ground or the like. Panel 6: They exit to a bedroom. PAGE TWO Panel 1: In the bedroom, the snooping continues. The detective checks in a bedside drawer. Panel 2: The detective is on the floor, looking under the bed. What we can see of their face, looking at us in the darkness, is disappointment and frustration. Panel 3: With too much force, the detective slams a wallsafe back shut. They're getting mad. Panel 4: They walk out to the front hall, by the door. Panel 5: The detective reaches into a trenchcoat on a rack by the door. Panel 6: And pulls out a set of keys. Tight on the keys in their hand. Panel 7: A little while later, the detective is standing in the living room again, keys in hand, as a window repairman is replacing the broken pane. REPAIRMAN: How'd you say this happened again? DETECTIVE: It's a mystery to me.
September 8, 2026 at 5:19 AM
threadinburgh.scot
Kinda wondering why they felt the need to install a wallsafe in the box room!
June 15, 2025 at 3:53 PM