^^Bull****.

Uh... please provide a source for this so I'll know which banks to never do business with....

Every second - $3,075.64 is being spent on pornography.
Every second - 28,258 internet users are viewing pornography.
Every second - 372 internet users are typing adult search terms into search engines.
Every 39 minutes: a new pornographic video is being created in the United States.

Porn makes up hardly even 1% of the internet.

a pile consisting of every ant on the planet would weigh roughly the same as a pile consisting of all the humans.

also, there are more species/subspecies of beetle than there are of all the other species/subspecies of every other thing with a pulse combined.

Just what I was thinking! I actually tilted my debit card in all sorts of crazy ways to see if anything would turn up, nothing though.

About 4% of the internet is porn.
How Much of the Internet is Actually for Porn - Forbes

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As well as being the worlds most selling book, Ironically it is also the worlds most -ShopLifted- book. That being the Bible.

Hotel Giddeons don't count, as it isn't technically shoplifting ;)

I didn't. Because I'm pretty sure my banking institution isn't located in some strange, sneaky other-world economy where financial security's limit does not extend beyond the completely absurd notion that a person's pin number can somehow be etched into the inner portion of the plastic just for the sake of being ridiculous.

I'm not saying I can't be wrong about this. I'd just be sorta flabbergasted if there are banks out there in the U.S. or Europe that actually visibly include a person's pin number on their debit card. And if there are, then I feel really bad for those that do business with them.

You did? :D

I was hoping someone would :p: