“All my passwords are protected by amnesia”

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Entry from July 30, 2020

“All my passwords are protected by amnesia”

“All my passwords are protected by amnesia” is a jocular saying that has been printed on many images. They are protected because the person who made the passwords has amnesia and forgets them.

“@StephenBCramer: All my passwords are protected by amnesia” was posted on Twitter by GMan on October 8, 2013. “All my passwords are protected by amnesia” was posted on Twitter by Mehvish Naeem a few minutes later on October 8, 2013. Authorship is unknown.

Twitter
GMan
@gatmanuk1
“@StephenBCramer: All my passwords are protected by amnesia.”
@mwihakiwanjeri - HaHa !
12:41 AM · Oct 8, 2013·Twitter for iPhone

Twitter
Mehvish Naeem
@mehvix
All my passwords are protected by amnesia.
12:51 AM · Oct 8, 2013·Twitter for iPhone

Twitter
S:C: sandra_davids
@sandra_davids
All my passwords are protected by amnesia.
3:12 AM · Oct 8, 2013·Twitter for BlackBerry®

Twitter
Why am I
@AlwaysN_Trouble
LOL RT @Kid_Inc All my passwords are protected by amnesia. FUCK!
1:48 PM · Oct 8, 2013·Twitter Web Client

The Herald (Scotland)
25th June 2018
Ken Smith’s Diary: A right warmer; Give us a break; Bet on it
By Ken Smith
(...)
TALKING about ageing, a Pollokshields reader tells us: “The computer constantly tells me to protect my password. I find at my age all my passwords are protected by amnesia.”

Google Books
Title My Passwords Are Protected by Amnesia and This Blank Lined Notebook Journal: A Daily Diary, Composition Or Log Book, Funny Gag Gift Idea!
Author Neaterstuff Publishing
Publisher Independently Published, 2019
ISBN 1097919080, 9781097919086
Length 122 pages

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