We left the apartment in the morning and locked the door with 2 locks, as usual. Forgot Tom was home and that the upper lock can only be opened from the outside. When he realized he was locked inside the apartment, he called. "I feel so frustrated having the keys and not being able to open the door. If I could only stand on the other side of the door, I could open it".
I hope he applies more logic to his IDF work, otherwise this country is in real danger.
For the logically challenged: if he already stands on the other side of the door, he is outside, no need to open the door.
Happy ending: He called his friend, who happened to be in the neighborhood walking his dog, threw the key from the balcony and the friend came up and released him.
Additions to this post after Tom's comments:
Disclosure: Of course I understood what he meant at the time, he wished he could have got out without his backpack, stand on the other side of the door, open it and then take his stuff. I think it's still funny and we both shared a laugh on this little episode.
Full disclosure: Every mom would like to have a son like Tom, but only I, the luckiest mom on Earth, has the privilege of having him. And I thank God every day for it. I do.(Now I embarrassed him).
Friday, December 25, 2009
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For the logically challenged: if he already stands on the other side of the door, he is outside, no need to open the door.
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:)) He may have meant that he would have successfully tackled the stupid lock had he been standing on the other side. To get in that is, not to get out. It's a matter of his assumed purpose...
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