>>>>>I am an outsider though, so I don't know what conversations went on. All I know is that my password for UT no longer matches the password to my email account.
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>>>>Oh, I make mine the same for everything. Online accounts, UT, banking, porn sites... They're all the same. Easier to remember. In fact, I keep a post-it note on the front of my laptop just in case I forget. I just use my first name. Very simple.
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>>>If you left your house keys under your welcome mat, would you still feel violated if somebody entered your house while you were at work?
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>>You lock your door? ;-)
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>Not usually. That's why I have guns. ;-)

So a thief can just walk in and steal them? <g>

Actually, one of the joys of small-town living is leaving your door unlocked. Several years ago, a couple of convicted murderers escaped from a prison van a couple of blocks away from our house. The police had to inspect almost every house on our block because none of them were locked!

We've got 3 dogs. One of them is a pit bull. Of our three dogs, he is the one most likely to roll over to have his belly scratched, but I don't think a stranger entering the house would wait around to see.