BINDERS Password

shit.tank

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher
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I'd change that if I were you :)

Reply to
Tim Watts

I wondered where it went

Nah. You need to know what email address is in play to log in and it was only to order a bloody spare belt for the shit tank.

Which is ponging cos it ain't going around.,

And they ask you for a credit card every time so you couldn't use the login to do anything interesting other than see who I am and what I've bought.

Which is one belt.

Stupid sites that make you register juts to by some bloody spare part.

Interesting tip though, if the disks stay idle for a bit they get unbalanced. Yer man said turn em 180 degrees and leave for a couple of days to let the water drain out of the bottom bit then you wont snap the belt on restart.

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher

In article , The Natural Philosopher writes

Ah, I'm not the only one that uses four-letter words in his passwords :)

Reply to
Mike Tomlinson

well it IS a shit tank that I bought from them. Literally.

Normally I have other algorithms for generating passwords.

Things that I remember well, but would be unguessable unless you knew my distant past..

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher

It appears we all do.

I had better stop, then.

Reply to
Huge

Not exactly a password, but I tried to buy something from Maplin the other day - and their new improved(!) website insisted that I created a nickname for my address. This pissed me off, so I typed in "Bollocks".

Then they displayed my order details, to be sent to:

Bollocks

44 High Street Anytown . . (except with my real address rather than this made up one)
Reply to
Roger Mills

yeah. Everytime I go on one of those bloody oil price comparison websites they as for an email address. I wonder where snipped-for-privacy@b.c ends up?

Come to think of it I should set my server up with a blackhole email address guaranteed to return a two fingered salute to anyone sending it mail.

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher

any reason you telling us this :-)

Reply to
Rick Hughes

fsking thnderbird

If you click on 'new message' it assumes its to go not to the email addy you type in but to the last newsgroup you looked at

Tbirds worst ever feechah

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher

They insisted my customer number had to be 8 digits.

I've had the same 6-digit customer number since I was at junior school and Doug Simmons was wearing kipper ties.

Owain

Reply to
spuorgelgoog

Seen recently: "My new hobby - putting Unicode 'pile of poo' character in any web form that might end up as a snail mail address".

Reply to
Alan Braggins

You ought to include 'invalid' in the address.

Or use the PM's public address...

Andy

Reply to
Vir Campestris

You can of course put the details of the ICO office in Wilmslow in.

Reply to
Judith

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