>> What if he's just a lost soul without body, who lives only on the internet, huh?
I would call the Ghostbusters, lol XD
Anyway, imho who need the acknowledgement of "Reps", "millions of posts" and so on have too much time to spend on the Interwebs :-P

I have far too much time, and I don't necessarily need reps, but it's a fun little game to play, and you help people out too. And I'm certain we're all curious as to what the surprise may be for having max rep.

What is a Wec Lock, anyway? I always read your name as We Clock.

Surely not me, anyway XD

Its a Locker of Wecs of course.... ;-)

Don't encourage him.

He's a World Economic Consortium Lock.

It means whatever you want it to mean. I didn't come up with the name.

Really? I always thought that a Wec was a small, extremely intelligent, 6-legged rodent. 6 legs is pretty cool but it's the tail that is really amazing. Astonishingly dexterious and a hardened tip the little bastard os able to pick open ordinary locks. A Wec Lock is a complex, multi-faceted lock designed to keep Wec's out - or in in the case of the Wec Cage.
As an interesting note most Wec Locks are difficult for most people to operate which goes to show just how clever Wec's really are. Weclock is obviously able to use the locks with ease hence "Locker of Wecs."
Any other questions?
Karl

Yeah... Where can I find a Wec in the wild?

Two questions: Where can I buy one and do they taste good?

You flatter me.

You two don't really think I put that much thought into it did you? I could but that stinks of effort.
Your fault for having such a controversial name... :)
Karl

You do realize it was a rhetorical question. Of course I don't think you put that much thought into it.

Thought you might have... Especially as mine was a rhetorical question as well. Ah, good times :)
Wecs were originally found in the swamp lands around the Amazon jungle were they struggled in short dangerous lives. They were surrounded by natural predator's, snakes, cats and so on, and had to fight for survival. Mainly herbivorous the male Wec, or "Bull", would often eat other Bull Wecs during the mating season; any male that lost as mating challange was considered weak and was killed. Though smaller the female Wecs were much more vicious and would often attack the Bull that won a mating challange. This lead to a small population that was constantly on the edge of extinction.
In the 1890's explorer through the Amazon discovered this remarkable animal and thought to domestic them as pets. However on the journey back to civilization the Wec escaped from their cages to the surprise of the explorers. Through careful observation that noted with astonishment that the Wec's opened the cage locks with their tails. This in turn lead to the Wec Lock.
Having escaped into a much tamer environment the Wec population flourished and with the better living conditions and food scraps the Wecs also increased in size to that of a average domesticated cat. The number, ferocity and size of the Wecs became so alarming that specialist trappers were called in. These "Lockers of Wecs" had the ineviable task of capturing these aggressive and territorial mammels to try and thin the population back to reasonable levels.
Karl