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Like it's not enough that I remember my first ICQ number while having no use for it.
by aasasd 8y ago
Like it's not enough that I remember my first ICQ number while having no use for it.
- jsjohnst 8y agoHaha, ditto. I remember so many random numbers like that, but sadly forgot what many of those numbers were too.
- seandougall 8y agoFor me it’s my Windows 98 CD key (25 digits alphanumeric). I had to wipe and reinstall so many times that it saved a lot of trouble to commit it to memory. And now here I am 20 years later...
- SudoEpoch 8y agoFCKGW-RHQQ2....
- stevewillows 8y agoOne morning about six or so years ago I woke up with this strange number on my mind. After google produced a lot of results, I finally wondered if it was my old ICQ number. Thankfully the ICQ support doesn't care about security, and I was easily able to get back into my account without the account's email address or password, but purely by naming three people on my list (first names only.) I've always had a head for numbers. Old credit card numbers, bank cards, phone numbers I only had temporarily, etc -- but do you think I could remember the name of someone I met five minutes ago? Not a chance in hell.