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I DONT MEAN TO BE SO NEGATIVE>>>BUT I see questions/topics, like, what is your favorite color what is you pets name,what is your favorite movie...  Aren't these PRIVATE questions with answers to be known in case we forget or loose out password so that they can be emailed to us? Well that is beside OTHER personal quesions I have seen as threads. Oh well..Guess time to mind my own businiss. It is Sunday 6:20 am and nothing to do...JUST THINKING OUT LOUD... forgive me  [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 11:09:06 PDT 2002 by TailGate] | |
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I know what you mean... that's why I never use a password answer that someone might ask me about -- What's your favorite pet's name? What high school did you got to. etc. | |
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I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married. Please note: effective March 21, 2010, I've stepped down from my prince.org Moderator position. |
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moderatormatt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh?  -------
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i thaught my mothers name was MOMMY!!!
are you saying they have other names??? I AM King BAD a.k.a. BAD,
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Oh, what the hell...
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IceNine said: Oh, what the hell...
My password is: VinceClortho i just tryed it... IT IS NOT!!!j/k I AM King BAD a.k.a. BAD,
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Jasziah said: I know what you mean... that's why I never use a password answer that someone might ask me about -- What's your favorite pet's name? What high school did you got to. etc. ...Good for you, SMART! I also, or a make up a an answer similiar to a high school in my neiborhood, or my friends pet or something to that nature. | |
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matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married. Very true...Just this answer itself can access much PRIVATE information of ones life. I do not even give my banks my TRUE mothers maiden name. And yes it is sad that many do share the same last name as the mother, which in many cases as you mention, is HER last name. | |
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BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
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00769BAD said: i thaught my mothers name was MOMMY!!!
So are you saying your mother the last MOMMY,are you saying they have other names??? This means your name id 00769BAD MOMMY?  ... | |
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IceNine said: Oh, what the hell
So? Your name is in actuallity IceNine VinceClortho? Humm sounds like you are part of the FAMILY! LOL!My password is: VinceClortho | |
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TailGate said: 00769BAD said: i thaught my mothers name was MOMMY!!!
So are you saying your mother the last MOMMY,are you saying they have other names??? This means your name id 00769BAD MOMMY? ...my mommy's name is MOMMY, like MADONNA my name is BAD!!! I AM King BAD a.k.a. BAD,
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TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh? I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] | |
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AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh? I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] (Snippety snip - sarcastic flame removed, play nice kids - Ian) | |
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IMHO, I would rather just give my child the last name of the father and later explain the TRUTH...Rather than just try and explain why we have the same last name. A child deserves the TRUTH. Most mothers do not give the child the last name of the father out of simple SPITE. But everybody has a different way of understanding and looking at the situation differently. I have even heard of woman not wanting the proper authorities to know the last name of the father to excuse the father from his financial responsibilites. NOW that is sad for the child. Two adults/people SHOULD know what kind of person they would trust as the parent to their offspring. But then now here we get into a deeper situations/topic, WHICH I will not even get into. Dont want to change the thread to something other than what my intentions were...And basically, PEOPLE be careful of the info you give out over the net. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 14:12:55 PDT 2002 by TailGate] | |
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00769BAD said: TailGate said: 00769BAD said: i thaught my mothers name was MOMMY!!!
So are you saying your mother the last MOMMY,are you saying they have other names??? This means your name id 00769BAD MOMMY? ...my mommy's name is MOMMY, like MADONNA my name is BAD!!! humm  00769BAD MOMMY...is that right? But what does the 69 mean?  | |
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Jeez, am I the only one who always thinks that "geeze" is a reference to a flock of aquatic birds and ends up confused when seeing it?
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IceNine said: Jeez, am I the only one who always thinks that "geeze" is a reference to a flock of aquatic birds and ends up confused when seeing it?
*quack, honk... honk... honk... quack...* Jeez, Ice. Whatareyoutalkin'about? This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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Supernova said: IceNine said: Jeez, am I the only one who always thinks that "geeze" is a reference to a flock of aquatic birds and ends up confused when seeing it?
*quack, honk... honk... honk... quack...* Jeez, Ice. Whatareyoutalkin'about? *Honk* Jeez, I *honk* don't really *honk, honk* know... *honk* Oh, fuck it... I'm flying south for the goddamned winter now. *honk, quack, honk, honk* SUPERJOINT RITUAL - http://www.superjointritual.com
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TailGate said: AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh? I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] No need for your sarcasm, oceana--I responded without negativity with my opinion. You need to check yourself. | |
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IceNine said: Supernova said: IceNine said: Jeez, am I the only one who always thinks that "geeze" is a reference to a flock of aquatic birds and ends up confused when seeing it?
*quack, honk... honk... honk... quack...* Jeez, Ice. Whatareyoutalkin'about? *Honk* Jeez, I *honk* don't really *honk, honk* know... *honk* Oh, fuck it... I'm flying south for the goddamned winter now. *honk, quack, honk, honk* | |
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AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: AnotherLoverHolenYoHead said: TailGate said: BattierBeMyDaddy said: matt said: I've always thought that "mother's maiden name" is a bad password question. That information is usually on a person's birth certificate, which is a public record. Furthermore, I'll bet that in many cases, the mother's maiden name and the child's last name are the same, because the mother never married.
Oh, so we're all a bunch of bastards, huh? I don't think it's "sad", as you mentioned before, when a child carries his/her mother's last name. Why in the world would it be? There's never any doubt as to who the mother of a child is, first of all, and secondly, quite often a father chooses not to have anything to do with his child. So why should the child bear his last name in that case? There's absolutely no shame in bearing your mother's surname...it actually makes much more sense. Just because something's traditional doesn't mean it's "right" or the "correct" way to do something. [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 13:09:56 PDT 2002 by AnotherLoverHolenYoHead] No need for your sarcasm, oceana--I responded without negativity with my opinion. You need to check yourself. OK! | |
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Anotherlover said: TailGate said: No need for your sarcasm, oceana--I responded without negativity with my opinion. You need to check yourself. OK!Hmm... by responding to the name oceana, has Tailgate just admitted to something...? [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 17:38:21 PDT 2002 by Natsume] I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Natsume said: Anotherlover said: TailGate said: No need for your sarcasm, oceana--I responded without negativity with my opinion. You need to check yourself. OK!Hmm... by responding to the name oceana, has Tailgate just admitted to something...? [This message was edited Sun Sep 8 17:38:21 PDT 2002 by Natsume]  | |
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TailGate said: Natsume...Does it really matter?
Nah, I just like giving ya a hard time
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Natsume said: TailGate said: Natsume...Does it really matter?
Nah, I just like giving ya a hard time
Kidding, only kidding!  ...LOL,(no problem) | |
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TailGate said: A hard time huh? Well take this
...LOL,(no problem) Hey, that feels kinda good! I gotta admit, I dig ya a lot more than oceana... I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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Natsume said: TailGate said: A hard time huh? Well take this
...LOL,(no problem) Hey, that feels kinda good! I gotta admit, I dig ya a lot more than oceana... ...Me too...Oceana was a sheltered wimp and did not know how to fight! TailGate learned through experience not to even bother with...Um (time to shut up)! Oh, and a good hard | |
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TailGate said: Natsume...Does it really matter?
If it does matter, it would be because it's a universal truth that history tends to repeat itself...  | |
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