ID3-5005
Later the prefix went all digits.
433-5005

Early childhood phone number, 1722

Password???

Cathy's birthday.

532-2592 was my grandmothers number. I learned it in first or second grade, and that's was in 1982. ask me what I did yesterday and I would struggle to remember. Crazy how the brain works.

OX-41001. 2 long, 1 short ring. Party line

330J. Mid 1950's.

624-1462.

Holy cow, this really hits home for me!

In 1973, Clyde, Texas
893-5701, party line with the mean old cat lady next door

I think passwords would be easier if everyone had the same guidelines for them.

Some must have:
A number
A capital letter
A lowercase letter
A special symbol
At least 8 characters long
May not have more than two identical characters in a row
And then I get a semi-annual "for security purposes you must change your password"

2671

We only dialed 4 number to reach anyone in our to the two neighboring towns.

Hudson 4-1053

Axtel 8 2982 was a party line.
Axtel 8 5540 was a priave lins. We were high cotton.

I think my new go to password should be CantRember?6

Sorry, Lazyjack, but your password must contain 3 capital letters and 2 numbers. Access denied! :-)

867-5309

388-8305

Yep Ci6-2588...…….(the Ci, stood for circle)
ours, was three short rings...…..

894-5345

You have a memory like an elephant.

3661 was ours.

Jenny...

AMEN

53913, if long distance it was WE5-3913(you had to dial 0 and talk to the operator and tell her the WE or you could say Webster), then 214-935-3913 and the last change was 903-935-3913. Now for that dang password thing you talked about.

Yep you lived in Marshall concurrently with my family. Our number was WEbster 5-5143.