has anyone been shocked by the scene above?
 Speaking of scenes, who here is truly shocked to now learnt that animal species are raping other animal species? |
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Please don't, that is my birthday. Why not celebrate love that day, instead of celebrating greed?
Why end the spirit of the holidays because some artificial binaries were created?
How about we celebrate oneness with the universe?
Great idea. Then it's settled! January 3rd is officially Dank Day. Pass it on, i.e., don't bogart the day all to yourselves. |
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I think you forgot to flip it horizontally. Besides, I like mine better. Kenyan wife optional.  Hey, dude, she have a sister? I think she's pretty, thus a keeper, hence asking about siblings, of which a brother would do if he's just as pretty.  |
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How much longer do we have to wait for the game app depicting this phenomenon to come to market? Would it be called Seals & Pengs? Could players pick which one they want to represent as they play with unknown counter-participates from around the world?  Or, you could be a penguin raping a seal. Think about it! |
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Fake, seen a new pic of her last week and she didn't have those, girls with heaps of tatts dosen't look good to me. What is this thing in your sig about paying for stuff with your boobs? Ever hear of Titcoin [TIT]? No never heard of it but had a quick look at your link and it looks interesting. Most busineses in the adult sector are probably already accepting bitcoin, im guessing most people shopping in that area want to stay annomous, what annomous features does this coin have? Who the fuck wants to see naked women and talk about coins when the entire internet is abuzz with the following? http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=609_1416250592 |
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Or, as a status symbol. That said, I'll sell the Phinnaeus Gage account, currently being used as collateral, for only 20 BTC. It's the only Legendary account available on all of Bitcoinland. For only 30 BTC, I'll throw in this account and all my others (~6 total) with the exception of CoinProLite that would only be used for its intended purpose not to be posting outside its dedicated threads, and Bitcoin 100, of which would be handed over to Rassah. On top of that, I promise to not create any new accounts with the exception of one - <redacted for now, but would be disclosed> - that'll be CoinProLite, et al., related, again not posting outside dedicated threads in appropriate sections. PM me (this account) if you're seriously interested. ~Bruno Kucinskas What do you mean it's the only Legendary account? The only one for sale? What deal did you use your account as collateral for and when do you get it back? It's the only Legendary account on this forum that's for sale, I believe, for I've seen no others. Besides, Phinnaeus Gage has the highest post count. (EDIT: Just seen why you asked about the Legendary aspect, for my wording was slightly skewed) BurtW has control of it, used as collateral for a loan, owing him $1,600 still. He would be ideal to use as escrow, whereupon I would be remitted the balance. I see no reason why the complete handover can't be accomplished with 24 hours, only predicated on BurtW being available, of which I have his phone number to call him if he hasn't been active of late. Rassah or Theymos would work as well for escrow. |
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No I would never sell my account, I don't think it should be allowed either.
I think so too, but there is no way to prevent it. : / If they aren't sold here, they will be somewhere else. Like this, at least it's done in the open, and everyone knows about it. Problem is that account creation and selling are what some people do for a living. Not only on this forum, on lots of others too. I firmly believe that the only reason someone will pay good money for an established account is to try and scam someone for more than they paid for the account. I don't believe the rubbish that account sellers bang on about people buying established accounts so they get accepted for signature campaigns, what a load of old bollocks. Yes, a senior member account will get you into almost all campaigns, and receiving the maximum. More than that or accounts with trust are more likely to be used to try and scam people. : / But while there is the incentive to do it and no easy way to stop it, it's at least good that everyone knows that it happens and that they should be careful even with older users. I agree people are much more aware of it now and unless a user is active and well known then the use of escrow is a must with any buying or selling. I really don't believe anyone would buy an account with the intention of simply using it for signature campaigns, it just doesn't add up. For me the only reason people buy an account with status is with the intention of ripping someone off later. Or, as a status symbol. That said, I'll sell the Phinnaeus Gage account, currently being used as collateral, for only 20 BTC. It's the only Legendary account available on all of Bitcoinland. For only 30 BTC, I'll throw in this account and all my others (~6 total) with the exception of CoinProLite that would only be used for its intended purpose not to be posting outside its dedicated threads, and Bitcoin 100, of which would be handed over to Rassah. On top of that, I promise to not create any new accounts with the exception of one - <redacted for now, but would be disclosed> - that'll be CoinProLite, et al., related, again not posting outside dedicated threads in appropriate sections. PM me (this account) if you're seriously interested. ~Bruno Kucinskas |
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Wow. A year is almost up... Is Phinn even still around?
Yes. He was reincarnated as a billy-goat.  Looks like I need to figure out how to fairly determine a winner. |
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i think people are reading too much into it.
for instance i can see the picture which gleb just posted and see a water dispenser with a + on it. and the poster of "go cows". and using these two things to talk about the red cross charity with its water and farming projects.
i could also go into how the star and cross are religious symbols and make a talk about some religious link that a magical gathering is about religious miracles.
in short if you replaced magic gathering with world of warcraft, the plot wont break apart.. because... its nothing to do with bitcoin
Or, Go Cows = GoCoins, and that Cavity where that + water dispenser is could easily hold 3 such devices as in C+++. Also, note that all the Cock Magic events were held secretly. The girls volleyball match was just a red herring... Or was it? And, let's not forget...    |
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 For those still in doubt, Math is Universal. |
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 Go Cows! as in Josh Zerlan's CowMail, seen here while the boys are introduced to Cock Magic, cock as in Jody Drake's chickens. |
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 http://community.ew.com/2014/11/20/south-park-boys-geek-out/The Rundown:
The boys geek out: “Does an overseer have trample?” —Stan
“Kenny cast Glacial Crasher.” —Cartman
Stan gets mean: “Dude, girls’ volleyball isn’t a joke. Jokes are hard and require skill.”
Butters is so undeniably cute: “Dang it, I wish I knew people.”
How do we know if Kenny smiled? Cartman asks Kenny to smile and says he thinks Kenny did, but how can we be so sure? A question that has plagued us all 18 seasons!
Besides all the odd jargon, this episode was surprisingly … normal. There was no connection to previous episodes or live action. What gives, Matt and Trey? Jokes are hard, akin to building ASIC-based miners is hard. ~Josh Zerlan of BFL Watch the full episode here, then discuss: http://southpark.cc.com/full-episodes/s18e08-cock-magic |
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How was BitPay able to declare with 100% certainty that HashTrade did indeed transfer $1M USD to BFL Jeepers.. the answer is in the link you provided, did you even look? HashTrade paid the BitPay invoice for BFL gear. BitPay was the payment provider... what is confusing about that? You're thick. Let's revisit how that infamous $1M USD transaction went down, shall we? Did you know that BitPay had the heads-up from BFL a week prior, making sure that said million-dollar transaction would sail through sans any hitches? Me neither (or I forgot such), till I view (perhaps reviewed) this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdV48a-Ay2k (at the :30s mark). Also, in the same video, we learnt that BitPay DOESN'T hold any client's BTC on their site. That is, if a client wants X% in fiat transferred to their bank account, and the remainder Y% transferred to a bitcoin wallet address, said BWA is in the control by the client and NOT by BitPay. Toward the end, Tony goes into details as to how and where clients can cash out their BTC, for BitPay is only a payment provider for merchants.  Note, as proven previously by me, over 95% of all the BTC that were transacted to the 1QAH BWA stemmed from BFL mining bitcoins and the sale of chips from one dedicated BWA only found on Sonny Vleisides' personal website. With the exception of the last transaction(s) conducted by the FTC on ~11/6/14, all as in ALL the major dumps (read money laundering) was processed through BitPay prior to, during, and after the infamous $1M USD HashTrade-my-ass transaction. I see it, you see it, and everybody else sees, but you telling me that BitPay didn't see? Are you seriously telling me that there are no KYC rules/regulations in place that BitPay has to abide to see who really owns/owned that 1QAH BWA as over $10M USD was funneled out into BFL's bank account. Goddamn it, I want in on some that action if that's the case. And, if the inept BFL's Sonny Vleisides can pull such off, then surely there are a myriad more not-so-inept actors pulling the same ruse. In fact, I know such was/is the case for it was openly discussed at Bitcoin conferences I attended. circa ~30 days prior to the FTC raid: Sonny: Hey, Tony, looks like HashTrade is about to pay us $5M+ for what's owed on their obsolete order that we're barely getting out the door now. Can BitPay handle such volume? Tony: Sure, but have HashTrade break it up into smaller weekly chucks. Sonny: Will do. Contacting them now. Sonny: Jody, break up those bogus HashTrade payments into smaller weekly chucks. We got to get them bitcoins liquidated ASAP, for I smell that smell again, you know that smell... Jody: Will do! And Bruce and Nasser are on line one. Something about garden hoses leaking. #ASKFTC |
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............. snip bullshit ............. Doing business with people who later on turn out to have been crim's is not a crime. It is only in wakadoodle land that you can be guilty by association. KYC comes to mind. How was BitPay able to declare with 100% certainty that HashTrade did indeed transfer $1M USD to BFL, being so confident that such was the case that they were first to release the press release espousing such? http://www.prweb.com/releases/2013/10/prweb11283333.htmThink about it! Think really hard... actually, not that hard, for the answer is plain as day as to what transpired. #ASKFTC |
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BitPay processes $1 Million bitcoin order for Butterfly LabsGeoffrey Hamilton • a year ago
Who bought what from ButterFlyLabs for $1 million? This is the missing piece of information that is boggling my mind right now... Milly Bitcoin • a year ago
I thought Bitpay only handled legitimate companies? This whole BFL thing is a black mark on Bitcoin and everybody stands by while it continues unabated. I can't see a legitimate company processing a payment like this after all that has happened. It is about time these Bitcoin companies start taking responsibility for their actions. slipbuck • a year ago
lol!..This is just BFL cashing in SOME of the bitcoins it mined with our miners. turn kit • a year ago
BFL sent themselves the order to get free press. Well, maybe? Jordan Merz • a year ago
I would love to see Proof of this, otherwise it just seems like BFL bought a lie on coindesk to make them seem legitamate, seriously now people, why would someone order $1,000,000 worth of BFL gear when KNC and Bitfury have a better track record, perform better, have higher efficency, cost less $per.Mh/s and can be constructed faster?!! John Law Mod -> Jordan Merz • a year ago "Bought a lie" ? It was a BitPay press release on businesswire sent by their PR team, available publicly - http://finance.yahoo.com/news/... etc. If you ignore the BFL/BitPay for a moment - Such large transactions could increase awareness, and so increase adoption by other merchants, buyers, which is a good thing, right? Erik -> John Law • a year ago
I disagree BFL, is like the Silk Road of mining.
And should disappear from the scene completely Jordan Merz -> John Law • a year ago
In retort to the first half, That is exactly my point, I don't think it would be hard to offer bitpay somemoney to get them to say "someone bought 1m worth of gear through us!, We're great!" Untill I see proof of this Drastic mistake to order from BFL, I won't believe it.
In response to the second half, I wholeheartedly agree.
However BFL is a crooked company run by fraudsters (literally) and frankly puts a horrible stain on the bitcoin community with their horrible gear, terrible staff, lack of support, but most importantly their constant unyeilding lies and lack of transparency.
BFL is untrustworthy and as the Seemingly largest ASIC producer it makes bitcoin look even less appealing when such a nasty company is considered the largest producer of mining hardware. Erik • a year ago
Somebody is clearly insane or overly greedy or both.
There a slim chance someone will profit for buy equipment this late in the waiting line. Perhaps a massive discount and put ahead in line may be the reason why.
Looks like a completely unfair advantage if that the case, unless there going to start there own mining lease company I was not aware of any of the above comments when I proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that BFL did indeed own the 1QAHVyRzkmD4j1pU5W89htZ3c6D6E7iWDs BWA pretending to belong to HashTrade, and now the FTC has full control of what remains after Sonny Vleisides tried to liquidate the rest of the BTC via BitPay amounting to ~$5M USD within a 30-day period prior to the FTC raid on BFL, with only $1.2M USD remaining in BFL's Harris bank account that remains frozen sans court approved payouts, and having a receiver in place overseeing BFL's day-to-day operations. Now, thanks in part to BFL, a concerning issue looms for ESPN's upcoming televised Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl. What would ESPN's course of action be if they discovered that BitPay in essence help launder over $10M USD for BFL over the past year, with half that about as late as only this past October? That would not bode well for ESPN's advertisers, now would it? #ASKFTC
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Now, we have the Sealshank Redemption video making the rounds. I think we're witnessing the birth of a new meme. |
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Yipes hopefully not. Why would they unless he was a moyal. Do you know if he is a moyal?? Circumcise much?
I am not sure if he is a moyal do you know if he still has both of his legs? What is moyal, and why is it so overrated? Shouldn't it come with a bracket? Is it March Madness already? Are you implying that only in the month of march I can be my true self? Why am I at a lost for words to reply accordingly? Could it be that you watched to many penguins beeing raped by seals or frogs beeing raped by monkeys? I didn't know this things were possible, how did you? Didn't you see that particular disturbing thread? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=862175.0 Too ashamed to admit to jacking off to the Sealshank Redemption video? |
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