Also what’s your mother’s maiden name haha just say it punk
Seriously, sometimes I think this sub is a data farming honeypot.
YOU just posted a question asking what people’s childhood name was.
Wrong.
Dude, you literally did ask people what their childhood best friend’s name was.
Fucking wrong piece of shit.
This you?
https://fedia.io/m/asklemmy@lemmy.world/t/1793628/What-is-the-name-of-your-childhood-best-friendI don’t recognize that person.
Absolutely incorrect.
I forgot a
My work’s got one of those. It’s an app on the company Slack called Donut that runs a “Watercooler Chats” channel. You can imagine the kinds of questions and revealing responses that thing sucks up like coke through a hundred dollar bill.
Here is my answer to the question: I learned that my city tried to fine NASA for property damage caused by a rocket in the 90’s.
This doesn’t have to be revealing, you know. Hence the “obscure” part.
I don’t think you necessarily had ill intent, but this kind of question will get some resistance because often, obscure = specific. Eg 30 seconds of internetting says that was [redacted].
Whether that’s enough anonymity is up to you, but for many here it won’t be.
Well shit.
hides in corner
The KKK hoisted a cross over the town back in the 1920s. It was removed.
Later, in the 1960s, during the civil rights movement, it was put up again, anonymously, in the middle of the night.
People fought to remove it for years and were re-buffed with “It’s a war memorial.”
It was eventually moved out of town to a religious college a few miles away.
Good to see that “it’s history” has always been an excuse to keep messages of hate
It was the first in the area to be wired for electricity in the 1800’s
I’ve said this before, but from my home, I could get to Bernie Sanders’ house faster than he can complete another commercial.
The name contains characters that make it unusable as an account security question.
Ah yes. You’re from Password1!
Beautiful place this time of year.
Also where my mother, Jane Doe, née Smith grew up and where I adopted my first pet, Fido.
That before 1950 it was home to the longest roller coaster in the country
Birmingham, Alabama has a Zeppelin-mooring building.
The word “dinosaur” was coined by a resident of my town.
Actually that’s not that obscure.
Really obscure knowledge would be something like the sign for Ashton Road once had a plastic soldier taped to it for six months by this kid called Richard who once shat himself in primary school and rather than clean himself up spent most of the break trying to get other people to shit themselves like he was starting a new trend. He was unsuccessful.
It was the birthplace of the modern zipper.
