07 Sep 19
@sonhouse saidLike how to protect your passwords?
@Hand-of-Hecate
Here is one: I hate random facts.....
07 Sep 19
@caesar-salad said“Facts”
When I was a kid, 793.8 was my favorite number.
Not made up sillies designed to increase your curiosity value.
@divegeester saidHmm. Given that the Dewey Decimal System might not be [edit: is probably not] used in British libraries, I should explain that 793.8 was the location for the books about magic tricks and magic history (non-occult) over here.
“Facts”
Not made up sillies designed to increase your curiosity value.
My first day of First Grade ( I was 5 at the time, back when kids actually walked home from school if they lived close-by), I wondered where all these big yellow vehicles were taking kids, so I got on one. Took me like 3 hours to get home that night, since the bus-driver lived way out in the country, she took me to her farm and called the police. My parents were frantic.
07 Sep 19
@caesar-salad saidAre you any good? Do you do kids' parties?
Hmm. Given that the Dewey Decimal System might not be [edit: is probably not] used in British libraries, I should explain that 793.8 was the location for the books about magic tricks and magic history (non-occult) over here.
@suzianne saidThank you for asking, but I'm a fan more than a practitioner.
Are you any good? Do you do kids' parties?
07 Sep 19
@caesar-salad saidAren't we all.
Thank you for asking, but I'm a fan more than a practitioner.
08 Sep 19
@caesar-salad saidI stand corrected and I apologise for doubting that the number was of any consequence.
Hmm. Given that the Dewey Decimal System might not be [edit: is probably not] used in British libraries, I should explain that 793.8 was the location for the books about magic tricks and magic history (non-occult) over here.