NO to whatever the other person thought that you might have asked. In practice, to everything that would go beyond a simple "just knowing each other" kind of relationship.
By wrapping standard bank security questions, like your mother's maiden name, your first pet, or the street you grew up on
These questions have made me wonder ever since I first saw them. So I want to ask you all:
Do you take them for serious?
It seems a cultural difference maybe, but I could never remember what I have answered to one of them. I don't even know the true answers to most of them, and if I know it, then I would still not want my bank to know it.
The only way where this kind "security" makes sense to me is when I can freely type in both the question and the answer. Then I choose a question that does not make sense to most other people, only to me personally, and then I won't ever forget the answer.
On topic OK, but that event was 3 years ago and they call it 'today', ha ha, and the rest of this post is also more holes than logic. I won't watch your youtub on top of that
True. And had they known at that time that more washing the hands and less touching the sick would help their health, I guess they would have done that.
1.2 cm? You know which body parts grow much faster?
The hair!
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