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fandomhigh2006-01-11 08:36 am
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Shop Class: [1/11]
Upon entering the classroom the students will find that it has been transformed into a laboratory, filled with various types of chemicals and electronic equipment.
What's strange is that there appears to be a locked door for each student.
"Today's assignment is situational. You have been locked inside this lab by an electronic lock on the door. The door lock itself cannot be picked by any means and you cannot removed the door by its hinges or any other physical means. There is a keypad by the door that controls the lock."
"Today your goal is to find a way to open the door using only what's in the lab and the standard shop student tool kit: A virtual swiss army knife and a roll of duct tape."
[OOC: Feel free to mod whatever you might find in the lab as long as it is not a code to the door or a set of keys. Hints for some possible solutions will be provided in one of the OCD tags below for those students who don't have a background in lockpicking or electronics.]
What's strange is that there appears to be a locked door for each student.
"Today's assignment is situational. You have been locked inside this lab by an electronic lock on the door. The door lock itself cannot be picked by any means and you cannot removed the door by its hinges or any other physical means. There is a keypad by the door that controls the lock."
"Today your goal is to find a way to open the door using only what's in the lab and the standard shop student tool kit: A virtual swiss army knife and a roll of duct tape."
[OOC: Feel free to mod whatever you might find in the lab as long as it is not a code to the door or a set of keys. Hints for some possible solutions will be provided in one of the OCD tags below for those students who don't have a background in lockpicking or electronics.]
Re: Assignment: [1/11]
He spends a few minutes checking out the lock and the swiss army knife, then removes the faceplate from the lock. Then he turns his attention to the chemicals. He doesn't recognize a lot of them, but after a while he's mixed up a paste that he thinks will work. He smeared some on the now-exposed wiring, added a few drops of water, and waited. The paste started bubbling, the wires started melting, and the door opened.
Obviously, roaming the universe with people prone to blowing things up had provided him with some useful skills.