A password is something you repeat over and over and over again, but rarely see written out. If I write my password in normal text it feels very weird. I realise that there's an untapped little well of thread potential in this.
I was making tea and I wondered what people's passwords are and how the choice of a password might reflect someone's personality. Or not.
Of course nobody's gonna reveal their password, but you can describe the general feel, or just generate a new one in the theme of the old one, it might be interesting to see which members adopt which style of code. It's a very intimate thing after all, a password.
I used to make up a word that sounded pretty and had some vague resemblance to another word. Then I'd add a random number combination because I felt that passwords containing real words are too weak. For example Markov415 -> from markovka the russian word for carrot. Before that I used a latin phrase e.g. verba non acta as a twist on the original 'acta non verba' which means 'actions not words'. So it would be a fitting thing for a password.
I learned that you can memorise anything and choosing a password that can be linked to you is foolish, because that just creates a weak spot. If you choose asspooft7220 you will eventually memorise it and not risk anyone finding out your password from analysing your life.