Password Ponderer Pillows

'I forgot my password, but surely you RECOGNIZE me!'

"The report is clear that cyber crime is on the increase, it's a worry."

"User name and password?"

"What is the name of your first pet?"

"Everytime I use my name as my password I get hacked. Maybe I should change my name. Or, change my password."

"What if I put a couple of exclamation points at the end?"

'Sorry buddy, no username or password = no wishes!'

"Your name is 123456. That's the reason they use my name instead of yours for their password."

Password - hotdog. Sorry - not long enough.

"...This computer will self-destruct in 10 seconds"

"I'm not sure if we're named after passwords or vice versa."

Username/Password

"I tried using the garage code to get into the computer. I tried using the computer password to get into my phone. I tried using the phone password to get into the garage..."

"All my best passwords are behind me. . ."

"First it tells you to create a password so complicated that you can't remember it, and then it locks you out when you forget what it was."

"Nope, wrong password. You've got two more tries..."

"I know this is going to hurt one of you, but you both can't be my log in password."

"Look, I forgot the password, okay?"

"Forgetting passwords doesn't make you a bad person, Arnold."

"Of course, I can't guess your name! It was auto-generated by Google!"

"I'm selling all my old passwords that were stolen."

STRIP Hambone: It's important not to enter the wrong password!

Password must contain at least one hieroglyph.

'I didn't know I'd need a PIN number!'

Forgotten your password?

''Open Sesame' would make a great password, wouldn't it?'

Forgetting a Password

"According to mom the answers are all in this book!" "Too bad there's no pictures at which to look!"

"I'm in a catch-23 situation."

"I change my mantra every two months so no one can hack my soul."

"The Wi-Fi password is publish 'publish or perish'."

"Yes, you were born into the era of passwords and user-names. . . why do you ask, Mycat_2014?"

Roger Buffle Jr. supplies his father with yet another computer password.

"Today we'll examine that age old question of robot accomplishment: programming or processor?"

Thinking and thinking backwards.