A British gentleman got into a harrumph with Lloyds bank in the UK when, after having some disagreements with the financial institution, he changed his telephone banking password to "Lloyds is Pants".
When told the password was inappropriate, he tried to change it to "Lloyds is rubbish", but that wouldn't do either, dreadfully sorry old chap. As a last resort, he suggested "Barclays is better", which was also shot down.
He was told that "censorship" was no good either, since Lloyds claimed passwords needed to be six characters or less.
Eventually, the man was permitted to chose whatever password he wanted, and Lloyds advised that the employee who had played password roulette "no longer works for Lloyds TSB".
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