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10001  Economy / Gambling / Re: I'm offering 100% ROI to anyone who thinks I don't have 10,000BTC to pay out. on: August 24, 2012, 08:54:54 PM
Matthew, you magnificent troll.  I salute you!

Anyone want to bet me that MNW won't pay out on his bet about his bet about the pony scheme?

I'm sure he's good for it!
10002  Economy / Speculation / Re: Pirate REALLY needs Bitcoins. on: August 24, 2012, 08:47:02 PM
This means up or down?

That's the million dollar question.  The answer is "Yes."

I'm chilling on the sidelines in cash, waiting for a flash crash.

Pirate is a modern day Texas horse trader.  I don't suggest trying to outsmart such Enron types.  

The market is his plaything, and it can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
10003  Economy / Economics / Re: Does much of gold's market cap eventually go to Bitcoin? on: August 24, 2012, 08:41:17 PM
Thanks n8rwJeTt8TrrLKPa55eU.

Thn8rwJeTt8TrrLKPa55eU.
10004  Bitcoin / Press / Re: 2012-08-24 American Banker - Lightning Fast, Dirt Cheap: Bitcoin Shows What Bank on: August 24, 2012, 08:18:53 PM
This is a great article.  Very well written and a good introduction for beginners.

The positive (almost glowing) tone is a pleasant surprise, considering it was published by American Bankster magazine!   Cheesy

/sends author a generous tip for 'coining' the catchy phrase "Lightning Fast, Dirt Cheap: Bitcoin."

http://blockchain.info/tx-index/17059195/06c25868c83b63fa60d71694486ef01ce98c2331311bf22818f71e76666eec28
10005  Economy / Economics / Re: Does much of gold's market cap eventually go to Bitcoin? on: August 24, 2012, 07:55:25 PM
Nice diagram  Cool

Yes it is!  Picture = 1000 words.

I'm going to get it tattooed on my back, to save time when giving introductory explanations of bitcoin.

Edit: Who made it?  Is it from an article?
10006  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: The gauntlet has officially been thrown down by Trendon Shavers aka. pirateat40 on: August 24, 2012, 07:49:45 PM

I bet most of the laughter has already taken place. Maybe left one more week of laughs. Then it will just get quieter.

*crickets.wav*

I'll take that bet!  I'm very optimistic that the best laughs are still to come, especially when The Bets are decided.

He who laughs last, laughs best.  Besides, when has Bitcoin ever failed to provide fresh drama and new sources of lulzy hilarity?

*bwahahahaha.wav*
10007  Economy / Auctions / Re: 2* 3 Oz Silver - Starting at 50% Spot on: August 24, 2012, 07:31:21 PM
"Package dropped of at pickup point, estimated time to delivery 7-10 day's."

Confirmed, both packages have been payed for and are send of to there new owners.



Thanks Insu!
10008  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: #BTCST Updates. Latest: August 22th 5:32PM EST on: August 24, 2012, 07:25:52 PM
wrong, pireate. bitcoin has taken off because its not regulated.

It hasn't taken off yet.  What can you buy for BTC?  I can count the things if I take off my pants and my shoes.

Either you are a hideous mutant freak of nature or have never heard of Bitmit, where hundreds of things are on sale for BTC.   Grin

And BTW, fuck coercive government interference in the economy (ie regulation).  Use Helicopter Ben's Fiat Funbucks if you like central planning.

Bitmit?  A nice start but that counts like Amazon Auctions counts as a place where you can spend dollars.

Taking off implies anyone really gives a shit about it or a significant number of people rely upon it for income, beyond trading it back and forth with Funbucks.

An ecosystem worth a few million dollars has not "taken off".  That time is yet to come.

Amazon Auctions had nothing to do with Bitmit and is merely a red herring.

Initially, you claimed to be able to count the things you can buy for BTC if you take off your pants and shoes.

When I pointed out that Bitmit alone (not to mention Memory Dealers and all the rest listed at https://www.spendbitcoins.com/places/) proves you are wrong, you ran away from your previous claim to a different position.  Nice job at moving the goalposts.  That's a good way to destroy your credibility.

Also, the market cap of BTC is about 100 million.  That's not "a few million" as you disdainfully claimed.  100 is quite a lot of millions, but you can't bring yourself to be anything but purposefully obtuse and sarcastically negative.  Another good way to lose credibility.

I agree that BTC has not taken off.  It's at the stage where the internet was in the early 90s, before email and the web.  But that grain of truth doesn't help make your lies and fallacies any more persuasive.

Good luck with your dream of bitcoin being regulated by anything other than the invisible hand of the free market.  You're going to need it, you silly pony.   Wink
10009  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How to Identify a Pony on: August 24, 2012, 07:22:03 AM
One clear sign that pirate was/is operating a pony is that he is forced to close his business because of the fact that many investors wanted to get their principal investment back at the same time. Otherwise why does it matter if they want their bitcoins and he has them right? Also there shouldn't be a delay if he has all of their funds. So far he hasn't returned all investor coins....

Investors must practice due digilence and not risk more than they can afford to lose.

EG:



Ask the right questions, or you could get caught in a pony scam!

10010  Other / Off-topic / Re: How to Identify a Pony on: August 24, 2012, 07:09:16 AM
  • nose
  • flanks
  • tail

OhEmGee, ty 4 posting this important nfo!!1   Shocked

We can't be too careful because there are wai moar pony scams out there than people think.



That's because people are too dumb to know how to use their ponycoins properly.

So we need you to teach us IMPORTANT THINGS about identifying ponies.

Otherwise we could end up like poor Bitchlane, creating endless threads about the time she lost all her ponycoins.   




10011  Other / Off-topic / Re: Community split? on: August 23, 2012, 08:20:18 AM
Matthew - you are doing horrific damage to this community.... thanks.

Concern troll much?

Matthew is awesome and what he is doing is hilarious.  You are spending a creepy amount of time following him around, imitating him, etc.

I second Graet's suggestion for a pirate sub.  Let's call it "Bitlame & mem's FUD ghetto."
10012  Other / Meta / Re: Proposed removal of Matthew N Wright from forum staff. on: August 23, 2012, 08:14:15 AM
Can I recommend to OP to update the title to "People who don't like Matthew"?

I'm very sure that mem does like MNW.  Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, and mem just made an unfunny failtroll thread in his honor.
10013  Economy / Currency exchange / Re: FastCash4Bitcoins Support Thread (Update: fee/margin lowered) on: August 23, 2012, 07:29:04 AM
So you are hinting at Bitcoin backwardation? Perhaps the 'overall market' is being slightly manipulated  Wink

You said it not me. Wink

One data point isn't enough to draw a conclusion, just pointing out it is "interesting".



/never sells at <15 again
10014  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Sponsoring the PAUL Festival Aug 24-26 and ON-STAGE with Tatiana Moroz! on: August 23, 2012, 06:54:32 AM
Bump!  Because Bitcoin is digital gold...



10015  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Pirate is going to build a Tesla Science Center! on: August 23, 2012, 06:46:07 AM
Oh hell yes!!!

When The Bet is over, vote for this Epic Epicness!

Since TPTB destroyed Telsa, it would be a thing of cosmic beauty if Bitcoin's gifts to the world 1)destroy banksters and 2)memorialize Tesla.

Meanwhile, everyone watch this tube of the Doctor Who theme being played on Tesla coils.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdrqdW4Miao
10016  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: What is better than 7% per week? Why 293%+ per week of course ... on: August 23, 2012, 06:15:32 AM
Maybe Satoshi will come back and print out some extra coins cause these toxic debt bubbles are too big to fail? 

+5 Funny, +5 Insightful

I've been considering the possibility that Satoshi was/is feeding pirate, and their goal has been to accelerate the movement of fiat money into BTC.
10017  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: The gauntlet has officially been thrown down by Trendon Shavers aka. pirateat40 on: August 23, 2012, 06:04:11 AM
I'm getting my popcorn ready for this.

Dear Pirate,

Can you please at least pay Bitlane his coins so he'd quit making terrible threads?  

Sincerely,
Everybody

Bitlame's threads are terrible.  Terribly entertaining that is.  I love reading his impotent ALLCAPS laced rants of Internet Tough Guy hilarity.

Smoothie is right, it's time to get the popcorn ready for our latest Bitcoin misadventure.

Bitlame must have broken Rule #1 of investing and sent pirate more than he can afford to lose.  Much more, judging by how high the pitch of his screeching and how loud his blustering baffoonery have become.

Hell, I'll pay pirate BTC100 to not ever give Bitlame one satoshi just to keep watching the meltdown go totally China Syndrome.   Cheesy


But then I'd owe almost 5,000BTC so I'd have to offer him more. lol

Maybe we can convince (ie bribe) nanotube to create an exception to The Bet, just for Bitlame.   Cheesy
10018  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: #BTCST Updates. Latest: August 22th 5:32PM EST on: August 23, 2012, 06:01:56 AM
wrong, pireate. bitcoin has taken off because its not regulated.

It hasn't taken off yet.  What can you buy for BTC?  I can count the things if I take off my pants and my shoes.

Either you are a hideous mutant freak of nature or have never heard of Bitmit, where hundreds of things are on sale for BTC.   Grin

And BTW, fuck coercive government interference in the economy (ie regulation).  Use Helicopter Ben's Fiat Funbucks if you like central planning.
10019  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: When is this pirate drama going to end? on: August 23, 2012, 05:44:56 AM
Wait.... let me get this straight. You guys... willingly? gave your bitcoins to a Pirate, and now you want them back?

...


HAHAHAHAHA

What's even funnier is that Bitlame is going to call 911 and DEMAND, using a LOUD VOICE, that they respond to his panic attack by devoting actual law enforcement resources to getting back the magic internet monies he voluntarily gave away.

Then, I predict something even more funny will occur, as crazy Bitlame's frothing head meets Officer Friendly's nightstick/taser/sidearm!
10020  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: The gauntlet has officially been thrown down by Trendon Shavers aka. pirateat40 on: August 23, 2012, 05:23:44 AM
I'm getting my popcorn ready for this.

Dear Pirate,

Can you please at least pay Bitlane his coins so he'd quit making terrible threads? 

Sincerely,
Everybody

Bitlame's threads are terrible.  Terribly entertaining that is.  I love reading his impotent ALLCAPS laced rants of Internet Tough Guy hilarity.

Smoothie is right, it's time to get the popcorn ready for our latest Bitcoin misadventure.

Bitlame must have broken Rule #1 of investing and sent pirate more than he can afford to lose.  Much more, judging by how high the pitch of his screeching and how loud his blustering baffoonery have become.

Hell, I'll pay pirate BTC100 to not ever give Bitlame one satoshi just to keep watching the meltdown go totally China Syndrome.   Cheesy
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