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Location: NJ | Just "informing" you guys in case anybody else has to do this, so you don't get caught off-guard.
I recently changed my e-mail address in my OFC "Profile".
When you change your e-mail address, the program assigns you a NEW password.
For years, I've had a password that I'd created and was easy to remember . . . now I've got a new series of random letters/numbers that I have to now memorize . . . .
. . . jest lettin' y'now . . . |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Memory is one of the first things to go. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Thanks for the reminder! I had been meaning to change my password, which I just did, and I gave it one I can remember vise the Numero-digital.
Try it, you'll like it! |
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Location: south east Michigan | I think you can change your password at will. |
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Location: NJ | y'know . . . yer right.
. . . it just backs up Willard's comment :rolleyes: |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | The talk of passwords makes me think of the "new" 3 digit security code on the back of your credit card that I am required to ask for when I do a credit card sale on the phone. What good is a security code if you need to tell people what it is? |
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Location: Malden, Massachusetts | If you haven't already noticed, Cliff loves to bitch about life's petty little annoyances. That's why we love him - it's that George Carlin thing...."is it just me or do these things bother the shit out of everybody?"
You guys are too quick to come up with a solution.
Let him stew for a while and enjoy yourself.
As he reads this he's already taking me apart for using "little" and "petty" together - totally redundant....isn't that right, pal?
Go ahead - let me have it. |
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Location: NJ | . . . yer not worth it.
(d'ya buy an Ovation yet, assclown??) |
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Location: south east Michigan | I processed a credit card sale (without the card present)a few minutes ago. I needed to enter the "security" code, the street address, and the zip code to get it done. And I think that if you do not enter all that crap they hit you with an extra service fee. |
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Location: Midland, MI | What good is a security code if you need to tell people what it is? Well, the three digit number on the back is not strictly a security code. It's a hash of the card number (and maybe the expiry), so it's more of a validation code than anything else. The CVV2/CVC2/CID (depending on card issuer) uses Triple DES encryption. Without the issuer's private key, you can't 'fake' the hash from just the info embossed on the front of the card. |
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Location: Malden, Massachusetts | Ouch.
I guess you missed the "we love you" part and went right for the good stuff.
I feel like Nick Torres.
Now he was worth it.
I'll describe my most recent purchase when you cool down. |
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Location: south east Michigan | Security code...Validation code.... triple DES encryption :confused: ? :confused:
Just give me the money and get out! |
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| Assclown!!!!!!!
The more I got ta think-n bout that word the more I started gigglin.
Man that is some funny shit Cliff.
You'd be a good stand in for the guy with the clown suit on Stankervision!
Don't care much for the show, but the clown has me pissing myself sometimes with his completely misserable, sarcastic, and mean spirited comments. I love that kind of humor.
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Location: NJ | When Rick & I were leaving our band t'do the duo-thing, we were looking for a name.
"Retarded AssClowns" was suggested.
We almost went with it . . .
Just for a "goof" we've often thought about getting a couple clownsuits and some make-up and doing an "OpenMic" somewhere under that name.
Just get up there and be REALLY terrible . . .
with our luck, we'd get booked . . . :rolleyes: |
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Location: Upper Left USA | We are doing a promotinal "Name the Band" thing with our Praise Band.
My suggestions are:
"All you can Eat" and "Free Latte"
They may not seen very cool, but they should invite people in if it makes the marquee! |
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Location: Tampa, FL | MWoody,
You guys in the top left preaching eternal salivation these days? ;)
Down here in the bottom right, we're offering free samples of the alternative. Though I'm not exactly sure, is brimstone a dry heat? Cause I think we got a lock on the humidity. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | I did try for "Free Beer" but I got that "Lutheran" stare and didn't bring it up again.
My heroes on the marquee contest are still "Bare Naked Ladies". don't care who you are - that's funny! |
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| This is one diverse group! We have examples across the board from groups that are made up of;
The Old & The Young,
The Naive & The overly experienced,
The Holy & The Unholy,
The Unknowing & The Overly Educated,
The Musicians & The Wannabees,
The Wealthy & The Less Than Wealthy,
The level headed & The Emotionally Dysfunctional,
The Opinionated & The Confused,
The Assclowns & The Assclown spotters,
The Insane & The Not Quite as Insane,
And the list goes on & on.
I just have to say; I find that I log in for a few minutes each day from work or at home. I am not a web site junkie I just think this group is very entertaining and the knowledge that is freely given concerning the guiars I happen to like is nice to!
Cliff your a pisser. I hope I get to run into you and the rest of this bunch at the factory tour someday. I'll bet I will learn a few things on guitar I thought I had figured out pretty well on my own and share a few laughs as well.
Randy |
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Location: Parrish, FL | NorthCountry,
I guess you're trying to say that 'We're all here 'cause we're not all there!'
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| The question is - do we get to choose which category we're in or do we get to choose which category everybody else is in? Then watch thr feathers fly.... :D |
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Location: Upper Left USA | We only get one category??? |
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| Fair point. Apart from Young, Wealthy and Overly educated, I could fit in most of them. |
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| I am sure there will be a few categories I missed. But I figure most everyone, who is a member of this club, fit's into at least one of these slots!
So Just fyi;
I know I hit four or five myself, I sure hope I'm not an "Assclown" though.
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Location: Cicero, NY | I thought I'd ask my wife what category (or categories) she'd put me in and she said "Just check 'GUILTY'."
"Yeah, but honey! You know how I hate crowds!" |
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