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Monty Python Killer Rabbit Plush
Death with Big Pointy Teeth
Oh it’s just a harmless little bunny, isn’t it? How could a cute thing like that bite anyone’s head off? Well, be warned – and be afraid. Straight from the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail comes this furry harbinger of doom. Cute, furry, soft, and completely deadly. Look at those teeth – they weren’t made for vegetables. No, this rabbit has an appetite for only one thing: human flesh!
This is a plush life-sized version of that famed beast of destruction. It looks like a cute little bunny, but pull open its mouth to reveal its hideously deformed teeth. And if that’s not enough, squeeze its leg (if you dare!) to start its evil red eyes flashing. Unless you happen to have a Holy Hand Grenade in your arsenal, there is only one thing left for you to do: Run Away! Run Away!
So hey, I totally get wanting passwords to be unguessable by others. But there's a line past which they become totally unguessable by the owners, which I think is the point at which it becomes ineffective.
Ooh - windchill in Chicago is now 9 degrees F.
Actuall temperature is 25 - it's just very windy.
But there's a line past which they become totally unguessable by the owners, which I think is the point at which it becomes ineffective.
What's the policy in question?
It was very windy in Simi yesterday. Made it feel mid 70s. Huh. It's not rained much this November. My first two Novembers come back to me as a whole lot of rain.
8 characters, one capital, one lowercase, one number, one non-alphanumeric.
Also, this new system my university has just implemented is a freaking nightmare.
tommyrot, the company that manufactures the Rabbit with Big Pointy Teeth plush also makes a "Gilly" plush.
Oh cool - I didn't realize they were the same company.
I have a similar password problem. It's easier to remember if you start it with an uppercase and end with a punctuation like Emi1y!
That's the same one we have at my office -- you just need a system. How often do you have to change them? Me, I do something like:
- pick a word you'll remember
- capitalise one letter of it
- put a period between two of the syllables
- replace one of the letters with a digit, and you can increment that digit if you have to change the password regularly
So I could end up with something like Am1lio.ration. Or whatever.
8 characters, one capital, one lowercase, one number, one non-alphanumeric.
One of my companies has this policy. But it can't be any longer than 8 letters, either. Mandatory password cycles result in a lot of swearing from me.
