password book

I have a bad habit of registering for every site that I visit (that I think I might like to visit again). I love to take advantage of the "remember password" feature, but I always end up forgetting the password for that site (mine are usually at random, as to not make it easy to guess). It's a little extra work to do, but it gives me piece of mind to know that I am doing something to stay secure. Currently, I note my passwords down in a little notebook that fites in my purse, and I carry it everywhere like a little girl with her diary. Anymore though, it's getting harder and harder to search for the password for a particular website (in case I am away from my main computer), so..... how about a password book, that looks similar to the traditional address book, but with fields designed for web site details. Ie: URL, description, username, password, e-mail address (if it comes with registration), etc.

I've thought of making the book big enough to fit a floppy (or another kind of memory) disk into the sleeve, but who wants to update manually and electronically? Plus, if I do it electronically, I'll have to compete with Microsoft's e-wallet, or other software out there. A software engineer, I am not.

I considered getting a palm pilot to store the data, but my hand will end up hurting, I know it.

Nope, a notebook seems the best solution for a person like me: enjoying this in between (cyberworld and real world) space.

Additionally: just like an address book, there could be pages pre-printed with useful web information and addresses. Also, the book should be able to pay for itself, through advertising space within the book. I know, I'm a sell out, but what if it works?

So, would you buy a pinkstar password book?