Also, why is Dana Barrett getting a PlayStation Visa card? Doesn't she have enough going on in her life, what with her nerdy-nebbishy neighbor, Louis Tulley and a demonic Rottweiler living in the fridge.
@OMG! Ponies!: From my experience with it in ads (I don't work FOR Sony or the PS group but their products have shown up in our work), the PS2 is PlayStation(r)2 ((r) = register mark) initial cap P and S; and PS3 is PLAYSTATION(r)3 all caps.
@se7a7n7: Given you would only use this for online purchases, it might not get worn down that much. Plus, they have to guess the order. If you have a system that locks them out/puts a hold on the card after 3 guesses, it could be pretty good.
Well, if you can remember your bank account number, or your ING customer number, you should be fine. This concept is pretty interesting, though it would suck to need to use your credit card in an emergency, and find that your battery finally went out.
@Kaiser-Machead's Cookie-Powered LEGO Machine: I remember my bank account number, and my ING number. But whenever I try to remember another number, I push another one out. Now what was the combo to the safe again?
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All caps and italicized. Like Max Power, every letter is as important as the last one and possibly more important.
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with a 5 in it?
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And yes - the Max Power way is the wrong way, only faster. Sony spells it the Max Power way.
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Homer's Enemy is No. 1.
In Memoriam - Frank "Grimey" Grimes, Sr.
Recipient of 1986 Award for Outstanding Achievement In the Field of Excellence and Fan of Whores
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I forgot it too...
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