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LOL – locked out loud: How Twitter copes when #lockedout of the house

LOL – locked out loud: How Twitter copes when #lockedout of the house

Most people will experience the sheer panic of being locked out of their homes at some point. It can bring about waves of anxiety, matched only by the waves of bitter cold that the approaching winter brings.

“Getting locked out is all too easy; it’s the getting back in that’s more difficult” many guides say on what to do if you’re locked out. From resisting the urge to break into your own home to specifying a reliable keyholder to keep one of your extra keys, they recommend a sensible approach to the situation and to do your best to avoid it in the future.

Sadly, many people who get locked out are neither prone to sensible thinking or being well-prepared. Instead, they simply take to social media to share their experiences. We’ve rounded up some of the funniest and best responses.

You’re never ready to face being accidentally locked out:

While it’s generally advised against, some people try and break into their own homes:

It’s usually best to know the right person to call:

For some, being locked out comes at the worst possible times:

Ultimately, you should try and find the silver lining to being locked out:

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