can I take it by Lowe's or something to get it replicated?

5/4/2009 2:04:33 AM

k

5/4/2009 2:28:00 AM

no srsly

5/4/2009 3:02:46 AM

dnt knw myb f y stghtn t t

5/4/2009 3:04:08 AM

it depends on how bent it is

if it's so bent that you can't use it and you can't bend it back, then probably not

try to bend it back and get a copy made before it breaks

5/4/2009 3:08:15 AM

true story....

I bent my key....straighten it myself....next day, tried to get into house....key broke inside the lock at the stress point of the bend...called the locksmith

the end

5/4/2009 3:12:14 AM

if the key is bent, you must acquit

[Edited on May 4, 2009 at 3:14 AM. Reason : and chewbacca is a wookie]

5/4/2009 3:14:30 AM

Yeah, its just my mailbox key so not that big of an issue. Last day of last semester, my apartment key bent nearly 90 degrees randomly and bending it back broke it. Fortunately, another roommate was in town so he could lock up and I just had my landlord mail me another key.

5/4/2009 3:15:52 AM

I broke a key off while unlocking my car door one time, I had a spare though, so no big deal

5/4/2009 3:54:01 AM

Take it to an Ace or a True Value. The key machines that the big box stores use requires you to insert the key and insert the blank into a keyhole. Said key being bent, this probably won't work. Most of the local stores have the older design and they should be able to make it work if you get a more experienced employee.

5/4/2009 6:59:41 AM

i've had it done before. they put it in a press and bent it back to it's original shape.

5/4/2009 7:53:02 AM

If you're not supposed to make a copy, let the person who gave it to you know, have them do it and pay for it. Also, take a picture too.

5/4/2009 8:16:24 AM

the plane will not take off

5/4/2009 8:22:07 AM

maybe you should stop getting drunk and throwing your keys at things

5/4/2009 9:53:01 AM

you have more problems than a pregnant nun

5/4/2009 10:36:46 AM