That's hilarious. Gotta love the "Flounder" badge.

It was the only Patriots vest I could find with a correct pose. Was an ad somewhere and the model happened to be black, which took a bit more work.

Found it:


P.S: I am not a sports guy either. I seriously doubt I could name the NFL teams, let alone any players.

P.S: It looks like the latest Paycoin Pump has deflated already. Whoda thunk?

Getting harder to choke BTC out of Paycoin every time.

If any of the beliebers who are hodling XPY have a lick of sense there should be some massive selling in the next few days in anticipation of the dumpage that will occur. Right now would make the most sense IMO, in light of this latest pump, which will frizzle away during the week. Common sense says that there will be a pretty major price slide, so the smart move for a bagholder (the ones expecting XPY to moon) would be to sell off and then re-buy after the price slide. If there is no price slide you did not lose out because you could just re-buy.

Edit to add: Not that I think logic and common sense are in great abundance in the remaining Paycoin belieber crowd. Obviously anyone with a decent amount of either of those attributes has already bailed from the turdwagon.

P.S: I am expecting some "major announcement" from Josh&Co to try to counter the dumpage. Maybe a Nuclear Powered Tunnel Boring Machine with a TeamXPY emblem on it or such....

What is the exact date of end of 3 month Cashtakers? Next Saturday? Anybody know roughly what the number of XPY that are going to hit the market then? I have heard 1,000,000 + but not sure how that number was arrived at. Seems like this latest weekend pump might be the last one before a major price slide occurs when people make for the exits as their coins are released from captivity.

P.S: Many thumbs up Crestington, great work on Paycon. I need to get me some.

I will have to discuss terms with my agent for any material they wish to use. 

All who have invested their live savings and children's futures in Paycoin can relax, Josh has invested in the finest professionals to take care of things to keep your investment secure and ensure maximum return:

I have spent a fair amount of time in Idaho, and I can say for sure I have never run into a frootloop anything even remotely like this Carsen character there. I suspect he is living in his Own Private Idaho

I suspected that might be the case, Mr Felt, thanks. Probably a way around the somewhat restrictive transference of share in an LLC.

It is really shocking to see the total non-understanding of what is going on with the average HT member. They do not have the foggiest what is going on with the market. Except for those working them over of course. Example:


Member Unicorn  does not understand that this is a Pump of the price to cash in by selling cheaper (or FREE) coins to people putting up buy bids. In order for a Pump to succeed, it requires Buy Bids to be placed at a certain level in a certain quantity. In order to entice people to place those orders, the manipulators need to purchase coins from people listing them for sale. The heavier the sell listings, the more expensive it is for those Pumping the price to achieve a higher list price, and entice Buyers to put bids up chasing the price. Therefore removing Sell orders enables the price to be manipulated upward more easily. These idiots are all convinced that the correct action here is to place Buy Orders, which is simply going to put their BTC in the pumpers pockets, and in this case you have the added angle of the people who have unlimited supplies of coin they paid zero for. Assholes like Jaxtor are working the naivety of these fools to get them to do what is good for him and bad for them.



The HTr's are (mostly) convinced that this is an actual upward market movement, when in reality it is a simple manipulation designed to con them into buying more coins. When they have been separated from their BTC the price will then plummet, usually farther than the pre-pump price. In other words what they think will fundamentally raise the price of the coin actually lowers it.

How do I reach these keeeds!?!?

Can you even list an LLC on a stock exchange? I thought it had to be an actual C Corporation to have (easily) exchangeable shares. This may vary from state to state, but from what I know an LLC requires actual registered legal transference of any share (stock ) in the corporation, which would make "stock sales" as we commonly think of them pretty much unworkable.

Mr Coins has officially out stupided Bitcoin Bar and the rest of the blatant XPY pumpers:


When in doubt, zoom out, you say? OK, here is the 2 hour XPY chart zoomed out:

Captain Obvious is in Da House!



Hard to watch as these fools get suckered into buying into the pump: https://hashtalk.org/topic/33745/are-you-guys-watching-the-price-on-xpy-right-now/3

Yaaah! We all won the Special Olympics!  

Time for the weekly weekend pump attempt. Cue Elvis.

Pump it up!

This whole thing is wrong on so many levels I did not even know where to start.


Seems to be real though at first glance. Fairly elaborate joke...?

Check out this idiocy: http://talk.paycoin.com/discussion/48/new-bitcoin-altcoin-store-for-silver/p1


Old Constitutionally  created coins have a "built in floor backed the Federal Reserve"? WTF? Sorry ya fucking idiot, WRONG. "Always Profitable. These coins will only go up in value" Uh, wrong asshole, especially at the ridiculous prices you are selling these pieces of shit for. And look at the inventory:
  http://bitcoin-store.com/wp/   bitcoin-store.com/wp/?post_type=product
 Uhhh- so a child's coin collection is protected thus?
Is this a joke? And then this here is priceless:


Legal? For a handful of crappy coins? Hate to break it to this moron, but I have many hundreds of times the "inventory" of this so called "store" in my ammo can....

Conspicuously absent was their source of revenue to fund all of this magic. Dumping Paycoins from "their" Prime Controllers maybe? This idiocy is aimed at people who will naively believe that changing the name associated with an obvious scam 90%+ Premined coin whose only purpose is to rip people off by dumping their endless supply of coins changes things.

@ ikeboy: Why?

Anyone who has raised children knows about the "why?" stage right after they start to talk and get in a mode of saying "Why?" to everything you say, not understanding what you said in the first place and not being able to comprehend in the slightest your answers. No matter what you say they respond with "Why?". All they want to do is engage your attention. ikeboy's trolling/thread derailment/ fact obfuscation technique is real similar to this and every bit as intelligent.

This whole GAW/Paycoin fraud operation mirrors what was done by the Railroad Robber Barons in the 1800's. Today there is the new tool for committing fraud: Crytpo Currency, which bypasses some of the methods used then that have since come under more and more regulation, although fraud schemes like Enron prove that the old methods can still be used. If you substitute ICO for the ISO of a speculative railroad company things fit quite nicely. Back then the (mostly) unregulated "funny money" of the day was stock. Now it is Crypto Currency. The same methods were used to sucker investors in to buying shares (coins) which will "moon" soon, and similar things are done to manipulate the price of coins as was done to stock values. Railroads were ideal for this because delays in construction, government approvals, or service interruptions could be controlled or predicted by those in charge of the company. And, just as we see with GAW/Paycoin, investors can be strung along easily by saying "there was problem X, but we are fixing it soon" and promising everything and delivering nothing.

A good tool to learn about Robber Baron methods is the Railroad Tycoon 3 game. When I first started playing that game I followed the guidelines in the manual, but gradually started seeing the ways to create secondary companies, make them as profitable as possible, and then monkey wrench the company right after selling off all stock. Then, after the stock plummets to nothing you can pick up most or all of the shares (and assets of the company) for next to nothing and either fix the company and make it profitable again or better yet pump the share price and then buy it out at an outrageous stock price using your principal company, thereby putting corporate funds directly into your personal wallet. This is most likely similar to what was done with the majority of funds in the GAW coffers during the "$20 floor attempt". If ikeboy (or anyone) really is at a complete loss as to how and why corporations are used to funnel money into your personal bank account RRT3 can demonstrate it. There is a quote from one of the Railroad Robber Barons (Gould?) that goes something like (sic)" Most people think that a Railroad is something that hauls goods and passengers. They are wrong. A Railroad is a device used to put investors money in my bank account".

The idea of using anonymous wallets to siphon off profit from GAW to Homero and others involved in this scheme has been gone over many times in this thread already, and ikeboy just keeps repeating the same questions regardless of what has been discussed. And then he switches to his his other tactic of playing the "prove it" game. Evidence has been presented in great volumes. Those that have chosen to examine this evidence have mostly come to the conclusion that massive fraud has and continues to be committed by Josh & Co. This is not a courtroom, there will NEVER be what can be considered "proof" presented in an internet forum, so the "prove it" game is just another bullshit fallacy used to inject doubt about what is clearly taking place. It is like seeing a criminal pickpocketing victims day after day right in front of your apartment, and when you yell "Stop ripping people off you thief" an asshole accomplice like ikeboy appears and says" Stop slandering this poor man, there is no proof he has committed a crime". completely disregarding eye witnesses.  At this point ikeboys non stop attempts to derail this discussion and inject doubt are beyond ridiculous.