The rise of passive-aggressive wi-fi names

Ali

<P>Does any one do this ?</P> <P><A href="http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19760006">http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19760006</A></P>;

Idoru

'pennygetyourownwifi'<br><br>Although that one was a password and in Big Bang Theory so not real. <br>

conformable_kate

'I will hack you if you use this' - I'm not sure this is exactly passive-aggressive, but an unidentified neighbour in Corbyn St has had it for years!

ashman

Yeah ive seen loads - i kill you, fuck off, good to be white, gays only, enter me now, get your own, stop being a jew, i see u , cant hack this which was actually very hackable

conformable_kate

Not sure where the 'passive' bit applies in most of those either ... just dire. <div><br></div>

wisteria53

<p>My street seems to be filled with variation on "BTHub3" "Netgear" "BTWiFi" "Sky419" "BTHomeHub2".  </p><p>Even the exceptions aren't interesting: "Arsenal" "Picasso" "vincent" "mpv-net"; they've probably all changed their name away from "VirginMedia12345".</p>

poxy

One of my neighbours used to use "Police Surveillance Unit" and before that "Operation Ore".

cake

<font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2">Ours is called 'lick my balls' due to my previous housemate's maturity. Last house I was in was 'chez dude'</font>