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Chernabog 04-30-2011 08:45 AM

The ode to Cthulhu hat is fvcking hideous. The worst problem is that from front-on it looks like a toilet bowl with ribbons on it. Not to mention inconsiderate to the people sitting behind her at the wedding.

Well, there had to be SOMEONE wearing something stupid and I'm glad it was them. I mean, no publicity is bad publicity -- perhaps years from now people will most remember her and that hat, as they do a certain someone and a swan dress... ;)

Kevy Baby 04-30-2011 09:28 AM

Someone established a Facebook page for Princess Beatrice's hat.

alphabassettgrrl 04-30-2011 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Kevy Baby (Post 346020)
Someone established a Facebook page for Princess Beatrice's hat.

Awesome. :)

Gn2Dlnd 04-30-2011 04:40 PM

Lord Charles Major of Via Santiago (dog, and works until you get to the street) or
Lady Irene Fang de Via Santiago (cat, MUCH better!)



Have managed to avoid all video footage of the ridiculousness.

Not Afraid 04-30-2011 06:59 PM

I like Bea's hat.

Alex 04-30-2011 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by €uroMeinke (Post 346001)
So, this naming game asks you to provide information that is often used in challenge questions for bank and credit card accounts and may be part of a larger social engineering scam, so be careful where you share it.

True. But for anybody who might fall afoul of that, you shouldn't ever truthfully answer any security question where you get to define the answer.

I randomly pick from the provided that will allow it and always say the same passphrase is the answer regardless of the question.

So it could ask "What high school did you graduate from" and my answer would be "hot dog bun".

Moonliner 05-05-2011 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Alex (Post 346037)
True. But for anybody who might fall afoul of that, you shouldn't ever truthfully answer any security question where you get to define the answer.

I randomly pick from the provided that will allow it and always say the same passphrase is the answer regardless of the question.

So it could ask "What high school did you graduate from" and my answer would be "hot dog bun".

I used to answer the "The name of your first pet" question with "Ms. July" but then I actually had to use it and I felt pretty stupid telling the nice lady on the phone "Ms. July"


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