Password??

**atomsplitter** · 28th June 2010 02:04 PM

I was given a new password (thanks Owl) so I could once again post my non-sense, dreck and drivel, however, being simple minded I am in fear of forgetting my password (the one Owl chose for me). I note part of that missive from Owl stating he changed it manually included the phrase, "Use that to log in, and you can change it at your leisure." It's been my "leisure" for a few weeks now, but I don't see where I can change my login password. What is the process to change a password? Or is that just a tease for us simple minded computer challenged geezers?

**Bishop** · 28th June 2010 02:15 PM

It's under Settings > My Account > Edit Email & Password.

Or you can just click here: http://www.r3owners.com/profile.php?do=editpassword

**owl** · 28th June 2010 02:29 PM

You can split atoms but can't change a password?

Sorry - couldn't resist.

**atomsplitter** · 28th June 2010 02:45 PM

Originally Posted by owl

You can split atoms but can't change a password?

Sorry - couldn't resist.

Note: Splitting atoms occurs naturally, passwords don't.

**blastedbones** · 28th June 2010 03:58 PM

Originally Posted by owl

You can split atoms but can't change a password?

Sorry - couldn't resist.

Cruel, but fair ...

**Scot In Exile** · 2nd July 2010 12:58 AM

Post your password here so when you forget it we can post it for you, but how will you post to tell us you have forgot your password if you cannot remember it>>>>>>>> what came first the chicken or the egg?

**atomsplitter** · 2nd July 2010 08:33 AM

Originally Posted by Scot In Exile

Post your password here so when you forget it we can post it for you, but how will you post to tell us you have forgot your password if you cannot remember it>>>>>>>> what came first the chicken or the egg?

The Turkey with the password.

For those that believe splitting atoms is a difficult chore I can assure you it is; if all you are trying to do is hit ONE SPECIFIC atom with one neutron. Target size is pretty small. But as my bretheren in the Air Force used to quip I have a "target rich environment," called a reactor core. You let a few neutrons loose in there and you can't help but split some atoms, shoot you can just be sucking down cruellers and coffee and they'll split on their own without any prompting from me what so ever.