You totally doxxed yourself by posting a picture of your ancestors. Some sort of image analysis will likely be able to produce an exact likeness of what you look like now. Enjoy your visit from the CIA. Didn't think of that. Wtf is BGD? |
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I have a picture on my wall of my ancestor plowing the ancestral fields with two oxen.  Why do your ancestor and his oxen (bulls?) all have hard-ons? No one really knows, but all through the Scandinavian bronze age all men were portrayed with boners always and in all situations. It probably was impolite or insulting not to do so, implying impotence and weakness perhaps. Picture google "scandinavian petroglyfs" and you will see a shitload of boners.  And even some porn.  |
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From where are you getting the monthly traded volume data? How is it calculated? I know that you can get daily traded volume BTC price on Bitstamp from: https://bitcoincharts.com/charts/bitstampUSD#rg60ztgSzm1g10zm2g25zv (click on "load raw data" at the bottom of the chart, and it will show daily traded volume for the past couple of months (maybe 60 days?) It is possible to calculate the monthly weighted average from the days. You multiply each day's volume by its price. Then you sum all those products. Then you divide this figure by the total volume for the month. It works out to $11,615 USD which is within a hair of Phil_S's data. Maybe I should add this at the end of each month to the top 100 list? I looked it up and oxen is merely a term used for cattle that have been trained to perform work.. could be casterated or not or even cows can serve such working purposes and be referred to as oxen.
I come for the speculation, but I stay for the invaluable farming advice. Anyone got tips on growing carrots?  No, but I have a picture on my wall of my ancestor plowing the ancestral fields with two oxen. |
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It says in wikipedia that they installed theft-resistant signs, welded to the posts and stuck in concrete. It would take considerable effort to steal them, and they're not worth the trouble, maybe.
You never know, someone with power tools and equipment could just go grab them in the middle of the night.
They are doing it wrong, we have similar problems in Sweden, mostly from Germans stealing the elk (am. eng. moose.) warning signs. But, being an entrepreneurial people us swedes, shops started ordering and selling the signs to tourist, and that in turn expanded into selling all kinds of elk/moose shit, literally, some stores sell moose shit in a jar to German tourists. This guy sells the sound of a moose, in a jar, kind of, scroll down. http://www.dutchmoose.se/souvenirs-30378137The locals stopped someone selling "I like Fucking in Austria" T-shirts, so they would probably do the same to someone selling fucking road signs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fucking,_AustriaA resident of the village, Josef Winkler, attempted to cash in on the village's fame by setting up a website on which he sold T-shirts featuring the village road signs, with the slogan "I like Fucking in Austria" printed on them. According to Winkler, they were selling well, and he was in negotiations with Maxim regarding possible promotions, but was forced to stop his venture after being shouted at and threatened in the street. Winkler said, "It was a bit of fun that didn't hurt anyone, but I found out that in this region you just can't do something like that. That's a weird attitude, and counterproductive. Found a thread on Flashback (an old classic Swedish free speech forum) The translation is a bit of in the beginning. https://translate.google.se/translate?hl=sv&sl=sv&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.flashback.org%2Ft566812Edit. Some highlights. "Today at lunch sitting and talking wildly and other shit, a guy comes and brags that Germans have a tendency to get started on moose. There is some moose poop in nice jars that they buy at home as souvenirs, is this true ?? In that case, this is one of the sickest I've heard of Germans. Tell me if you've seen these poop souvenirs" "Yes it's true, they are completely obsessed with moose ... " "Aren't they obsessed with poop too? Isn't it common to joke about German poop porn?" "Please, is there anyone who has photo evidence, I can not believe it ... It's so sick ... It's like going to Africa and coming home with a bucket of elephant poop for Grandma " |
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It says in wikipedia that they installed theft-resistant signs, welded to the posts and stuck in concrete. It would take considerable effort to steal them, and they're not worth the trouble, maybe.
You never know, someone with power tools and equipment could just go grab them in the middle of the night.
They are doing it wrong, we have similar problems in Sweden, mostly from Germans stealing the elk (am. eng. moose.) warning signs. But, being an entrepreneurial people us swedes, shops started ordering and selling the signs to tourist, and that in turn expanded into selling all kinds of elk/moose shit, literally, some stores sell moose shit in a jar to German tourists. This guy sells the sound of a moose, in a jar, kind of, scroll down. http://www.dutchmoose.se/souvenirs-30378137 |
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A guy named Dragonlord living on fairy tale street just placed an order in my online shop. He paid in advance.
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btw...where is judgement cat sitting on the kitchen table? meow? you mean my boss, the avatar cat? he passed on.  seeing him on the forum was bumming me out so he now lives on in my memories. although xhomerx work is so good i printed it out and have it hanging on the wall along with my other feline companions ive had the honor of being companions of over the years. thank you again xhomerx, your work will forever be displayed in a place of honor. not having an avatar matches the empty spot in my heart so it seems appropriate to leave it this way for now. I'm so sorry for your loss, it's always hard to loose a loved pet. Great idea with the "wall of pets" I think I will do the same. No merits to give unfortunately, but this post deserve one. |
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So I sold a tiny amount to cover an unexpected expense, immediately after, the prices starts going up, and to top it of, I just learned that the expense was a mistake and was cancelled.
You are welcome.
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Now, if bitcoin could just climb over 12000 and a low pressure could come in from the British isles, that would be just fine.
30 degrees in the shadow, no wind.
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How you interpret trust might be a cultural thing, I don't see that we disagree really.
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The author must have been too tyred to bother with proofreading. Good one. |
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Or, you could just write it on a piece of paper and give it to someone you trust.
...and then the person you trust misplaces that piece of paper, and it ends up in the hands of someone you DON'T trust. Your coins are gone! My advice to anyone reading this: DON'T share PINs, passphrases, seeds, anything of that nature, with ANYONE, not even your parents, children, spouse, etc. They may be the most trustworthy people in the world, but they may carelessly compromise the security of your coins. Perhaps, you could share the seed with only one or two very special persons in your life, who fulfill all of the requirements below: 1. You fully trust them (obviously), 2. They understand what Bitcoin and the seed are, and are crypto-literate, 3. They take security matters VERY seriously, 4. Loved/family persons (parents, spouses, children) should be excluded if they don't satisfy 1~3, no matter how much you love them! If persons belonging to (4) get mad at you for not sharing the seed with them, and complain that you don't love/trust them, etc., it means that they don't understand the implications of (2) and (3), and should never be given access to the seed. IE. Give it to someone you trust. Nope! Trust is not enough. When you need heart surgery, you go to a heart surgeon, preferably one you know is very good at his job (trust + knowledge). You don't let your brother or wife do it (you really trust them, and they love you, but they'll kill you if you let them operate).  No, I do not trust my brother to perform heart surgery. The things you have written as 1. 2. 3. and 4. = trust. |
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If you write it on a piece (or several) of paper, laminate it, put it in a box, bury it in the garden or wherever, or otherwise keep them safe. Or if you stamp it on washers and do the same thing doesn't make much difference in my view.
Having said that, I think it's a cool idea, and I'm going to the hardware store on Monday, just for the fun of it.
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Or, you could just write it on a piece of paper and give it to someone you trust.
...and then the person you trust misplaces that piece of paper, and it ends up in the hands of someone you DON'T trust. Your coins are gone! My advice to anyone reading this: DON'T share PINs, passphrases, seeds, anything of that nature, with ANYONE, not even your parents, children, spouse, etc. They may be the most trustworthy people in the world, but they may carelessly compromise the security of your coins. Perhaps, you could share the seed with only one or two very special persons in your life, who fulfill all of the requirements below: 1. You fully trust them (obviously), 2. They understand what Bitcoin and the seed are, and are crypto-literate, 3. They take security matters VERY seriously, 4. Loved/family persons (parents, spouses, children) should be excluded if they don't satisfy 1~3, no matter how much you love them! If persons belonging to (4) get mad at you for not sharing the seed with them, and complain that you don't love/trust them, etc., it means that they don't understand the implications of (2) and (3), and should never be given access to the seed. IE. Give it to someone you trust. |
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