It could be coincidence, but there's an antiquated term for a mace or morningstar, bommyknocker. People on the web seem to attribute it to a children's book from the 90s, but I've found much older uses in the past, both in the UK and in Oceania. Similar to your name and not a very dissimilar tool.
Edit: I guess it's obvious I skimmed your answer! You've already made the connection.
"You fell for a phishing scam and hadn't enabled two-factor authentication" is more likely, followed closely by "You used the same password for another service/platform that got compromised".
Microsoft are being unhelpful here and deserve to be criticised, but the fault for the "hack" is almost certainly the responsibility of the user.
Context: it's an armored truck built for the Republic at the Constructora Field factory in Barcelona during the Spanish civil war, circa 1936, and armored with boiler plate.
I realize you're joking, but the vehicles considered to be the first motor car and first motorcycle were both created in the same year, FYI - neither is a response to the other.
I don't miss Reddit much, but I have such nostalgia for r/shittyreactiongifs before the moderators decided they couldn't be bothered to moderate and permitted non-subversive posts. Some of the hardest I've ever laughed by myself.
Yeah, Jeremiah is what Poe was referencing in terms of his narrator character's desperation to recover from the heartache of his own loss, but it was The Raven that I had in mind, not the prophet in Babylon.
Firstly, that's incorrect in terms of phonics, as seen in so, no, go, hello, etc.
Secondly, "tho" was a common replacement as part of American English spelling reform - see also "thru" and "OK" as survivors of this reform, even if they're perceived as informal.
It could be coincidence, but there's an antiquated term for a mace or morningstar, bommyknocker. People on the web seem to attribute it to a children's book from the 90s, but I've found much older uses in the past, both in the UK and in Oceania. Similar to your name and not a very dissimilar tool.
Edit: I guess it's obvious I skimmed your answer! You've already made the connection.