Post your ATM PIN

[IzaSparrow]

i'll start, "Bosco"

[DarkTirade]

1. Mine's the same as my stepbrother's.

Just coincidence. Really. Has nothing to do with the fact that we're both geeks and we both thought of the same number. :P

[Orrex]

33. 1138?

Just a thought...

[DarkTirade]

35. Crap... gonna have to change it now... :P

[Orrex]

38. Just to be sure, you should mail me your card

You know, for safekeeping.

[DarkTirade]

41. Good idea...

what's your address?

[Orrex]

42. Well, that won't do you much good

Unless I tell you where I keep the spare key.

Hang on just a moment...

[FloridaJudy]

2. OK

3.14159265

[Radio_Lady]

9. Isn't that PI????

My software engineer husband (studied trigonometry, integral and differential calculus) guessed it.

I'm still counting on my fingers and toes...

In peace,

Radio Lady Ellen in Oregon

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4003033

[FloridaJudy]

13. Yup.

Which is why 3141 would be one of the last numbers I'd pick for a PIN! The others would be 1234 and 1379 (look at your phone keypad if the reason not picking 1379 isn't obvious). It would be rather like choosing "password" as a password.

[Radio_Lady]

15. That cracks me up, because I inadvertently chose ANOTHER four letters that make a square.

The word is SWIM.

[DarkTirade]

36. Mmmm.... pi....

[Fox Mulder]

3. 1013.

:silly:

[Drum]

12. heh heh...

[havocmom]

4. 2957...

130468

It's in there.

[SallyMander]

5. BIGMONEY

It's ironic.

[madinmaryland]

6. 69

:evilgrin:

[Ellen Forradalom]

7. 2-4-6-8

Motorway.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMy2bmSAIeA

[IzaSparrow]

8. 2-4-6-8

who do we appreciate?

[gmoney]

10. is it 29 or 624?

[Broken_Hero]

11. .............

"1,2,3,4,5. AMAZING!!! I got the same combination on my luggage!"-President Scroobe

[grasswire]

14. 555-1212 (n/t)

[krispos42]

26. 867-5309

:-)

[Withywindle]

16. I won't post the number but I will say

it's not the birthdate of anyone I know or lucky numbers or any of that.


It's based on the date of the Velvet Underground's first gig under that name. /geek.

[Solon]

17. Its the same as the price of a Cheese Pizza and large Coke at Panucci's Pizza.

[Fox Mulder]

19. What was it...

like $10.77?

[GoddessOfGuinness]

18. You asked for it...

[RushIsRot]

20. It HAD to be something I was not likely to forget - and simple.

I chose 1111.

Life is full, but not my bank account. I wonder why.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

21. Mine's the same as a famous year in history

:evilgrin:

[Solon]

23. 1066?

Sorry, had to ask. :D

[Lydia Leftcoast]

24. Not THAT famous

and that's all I'm saying about it. :-)

[TK421]

22. "cornflakes"

[UrbScotty]

25. 69 666

[cutlassmama]

53. same as mine!

[LynneSin]

27. 3825*968

You spell it out

[WolverineDG]

28. * * * *

Well, that's how it comes out on the screen. ;)

dg

[Dr. Strange]

48. Holy crap! That's mine too!

What are the odds?

[northzax]

29. well, it used to be

the name of my third dog. (JAVA)

now, of course, it's a randomly picked one. And sure enough, I am exhausted this morning from watching New Hampshire in a bar, and I get to 7-11 to buy my vitamin water and red bull, and I can't remember it. I draw a total and complete blank. feel like a freaking idiot.

I still can't remember it, now that I have the wrong number in my head, I can't remember the right one. curses.

[FloridaJudy]

44. Yeah, I went with the one my bank randomly selected as well

Turned out it was a number of some significance to me, though not one anyone else could easily guess - such as a date. I've now had it so long it's permanently engraved on my brain (though I frequently forget where I parked my blooming car).

I used to work for an organization that would randomly assign numerical passwords. To be extra secure they changed them every few months. As a result, absolutely no one could remember his or her password. Almost everyone had to write it down and leave it somewhere near his or her computer station, thereby making it unbelievably easy to hack. I've got to add this one to the "What were they thinking?" file.

Edited to add: the geniuses who came up with this system were some no-bid contractors who were cronies of our then governor: Jeb Bush. Why am I not surprised?

[northzax]

46. i've had this pin code

for two years. use it daily. drawing a complete and total blank. a senior moment at 33, perhaps?

[northzax]

30. well, it used to be

the name of my third dog. (JAVA)

now, of course, it's a randomly picked one. And sure enough, I am exhausted this morning from watching New Hampshire in a bar, and I get to 7-11 to buy my vitamin water and red bull, and I can't remember it. I draw a total and complete blank. feel like a freaking idiot.

I still can't remember it, now that I have the wrong number in my head, I can't remember the right one. curses.

[IzaSparrow]

31. lo siento

i juz wanz yo munneez!

[Coyote_Bandit]

32. .

When I lived in another state many years ago, I used to belong to a group that issued membership numbers. I dropped some random digits, added some more and then scrambled them up in no particular order.

I've also used the name of someone else's (not family member, significant other, close friend or co-worker) decades dead pet.

[TrogL]

34. Every 2nd digit of my University employee number

The question - "which University" - I've worked at several.

[Dukkha]

37. 12345

i have the same combination on my luggage

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

43. Nice post, Skroob.

[Left Is Write]

39. 8439020985469928345541230997 48995403

But it's okay. I've got it committed to memory now.

[tjwmason]

40. It's just the one the bank gave me

I haven't bothered to change it - I can't actually say it without looking at a keypad, it's lodged more as the pattern in front of me than the numbers.

[Critters2]

45. Same here. My fingers know it, my brain can't recall. nt

[regularguy]

47. [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]

Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

[Bake]

49. * * * *

I don't know why the numbers won't show up!

Bake

[Thirtieschild]

50. Our wedding anniversary, so we can both remember it.

I use previous street numbers in passwords.

[graywarrior]

51. f u c k

[LSK]

52. whats an ATM?

:shrug: