A husband posted a question on Quora as following;
I want my wife to get access to my s of Google, Facebook etc. after I die, but not when I am alive. How can I do that?
The question itself is a bit stupid, and a lot of writers on Quora decided to pull the leg of the person who asked this question. There were a lot of hilarious answers, along with some useful answers, but this answer has caught everyones attention, as this writer answered it in a very hilarious way for one of the most stupid and dumb questions;
The answer goes like;
1. Set up a brand new e-mail . kickedthebucket@tooyoungtogo(.)com or something.
2. Give your wife a piece of paper with this info:
- Your Gmail address
- Your Facebook e-mail
- The name of the bank where you have your s
- etc.
To clarify, it will be a list of the s you want her to be able to access after you’re kaput. Just the list of s, nothing else.
3. Send an e-mail from your usual address tokickedthebucket@tooyoungtogo(.)com, with the following content:
- 349yt9dfj
- 4pu3t9p4
- 239849-38523-540
- djfp
These are, of course, the s and numbers that you want her to have once you’re sleeping with the fishes.
4. Tell your wife that you did these things, and while you’re at it, send her an e-mail from kickedthebucket@tooyoungtogo(.)com, so she’ll have the address handy in some special folder in her inbox, “deadhubby” or something.
5. Put the for kickedthebucket@tooyoungtogo(.)com in your will. Don’t include the e-mail address as well, just put something like “The is: isleptwithyoursister”.
And voilà! She’ll only have the once you’re worm food, and the info is also secure, since it’s split in two places that cannot be easily connected, so if the e-mail address happens to be hacked, the perpetrator won’t be able to use it to steal all the billions you’re going to leave her.
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We guess even the person who posted this question didn’t expect it coming. Kudos, to Diana Cretu for the mind freaking answer.
Source : Quora
