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#181

it fits so well tho

#182

Personally, I think it would be funny if you edited the classcard to say “and the first 5 digits of your social security number if you were born before June 25th 2011” because that’s funnier

#183

I doubt there are any 9 year olds on these forums

#184

the next sentence will shock you

#185

I dare someone to make a SSN class card on the GI thread

#186

(do you want to know the real joke about that class i just posted)

#187

pov: you are a nine year old on the throne of lies forums

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#188

hand of fate is based

#189

(666-69-0420 is an impossible social security number. They don’t give out 666 as the first three digits.)

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#190

fixed it

this is a joke I’m not 9
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#191

Though, if someone is 9, I wouldn’t judge them for their age. Likewise, they aren’t entitled to less moderation.

#192

Side Side Note: It is only possible to have the first 3 digits of your SSN be 700 if you are either a railway worker or born after June 25th 2011. Why? Fuck if I know.

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#193

???

#194

railway workers born after June 25 2011 be like

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#195

actually it’s even more specific than I thought.

You have to be either a railway worker between 1935 and 1963 or born after June 25th 2011 in order to have your first 3 digits of your SSN be between 700 and 728

#196

What did change in 2011 anyway?

#197

As a railway worker who was born in 1924 this infringes on my right to have a SSN starting with a number between 700 and 728

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#198

They changed the system to make SSN’s randomised. To be clear, this still isn’t secure at all; most businesses don’t waste time checking if a SSN has actually been given out, and there are no identifying digits, meaning that it’s actually painfully easy to just make up SSNs to create false identities

#199

Also, why railway worker? Don’t you get your SSN at birth?

#200

For the majority of people, though, you only need to know a tiny amount of personal information in order to logically gleam the exact SSN of somebody.