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Looking for **real** humans this for /follow-friday?

Consider proof-of-handwriting: we all have our distinct ways of writing but much of that gets lost behind a keyboard.

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This was exactly my thought when I saw this. 

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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The moment I casted it was when it crossed my mind too. 😩

I kept it up as it seemed like a fun way to get people to share something personal about themselves that wasn't *too* personal, with the intent of surfacing people who otherwise felt invisible as bots.

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It's a nice idea and I completely understand why you did the quick brown fox but I can never resist a troll 😂

1. First job: Blockbuster

2. First car: Honda Civic

3. Name of favorite teacher: Mrs. Johnson

4. Father’s middle name: George

I can very much relate as I did the exact same thing a month ago as a response to a different viral cast at the time 🤣

I can very much relate as I did the exact same thing a month ago as a response to a different viral cast at the time 🤣

https://warpcast.com/sdv.eth/0xb7e128d7

These are still in the back of my head so I'm not really sure. I may or may not even answer them truthfully so it's quite possible I skim through them altogether!

I do wish these services didn't have fixed lists of questions, or at least always allowed for create your own question. It primes people to be as repetitive with their security answers as they are with their passwords. Almost as offensive as services that have *limits* on password lengths. Might as well say your database stores unencrypted passwords!

Come on Steve, it's obvious that was a setup and you were just running the ole' long con here ... genius, really 🤣 Actually - do any services even have these security questions anymore? I don't think I've filled them in in years...

Those are definitely security questions!!!!