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And now for something completely different.
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"Consider (x² / 4) + (y² / 1) = ππ. What is the equation describing this after it has been rotated 420 counterclockwise, traveling at a speed no greater than a migratory South African Swallow?"
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Just stopping by to give juice to Bitcoinwunder for his wonderful effort in providing us a handsome graphic design for the Super Bowl XLVIII banner.
~TMIBTCITW
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Good news! Mt Gox just processed $2,069,500 of the $38M they hadn't processed earlier: 41,390 (BADTX) x 50 (decrease in exchange rate since last cal. for the $38M fig.) = $2,069,500.
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Summary - hyphymikey
Name: hyphymikey
Posts: 346
Activity: 322
Position: Sr. Member
Date Registered: February 01, 2013, 01:19:22 AM
Last Active: February 01, 2014, 01:14:26 AM Well-played? |
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Thanks, bud, I've added [12] to the ongoing tally. Running Tally: [2,352] Meals! (based on the exchange rate at time of donations)Sean's Outpost Bitcoin Address: 1M72Sfpbz1BPpXFHz9m3CdqATR44JvayddSean's Outpost is operated by Jason King, and all I do for this venerable cause is maintain this thread. |
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Idiots "People" started desperately throwing their remaining life savings at MNW
Come on guys, let's stick to the facts. MNW didn't take a single satoshi in that awful bet. No Bitcoins transferred, no escrow. He lost the bet and didn't pay. That's it. He has debt (where a good part is resolved already, he says), but didn't scam anyone out of anything there. That's not to say MNW isn't one of the more polarizing characters around here. Nor is Goat. On other topic, I find the abuse of the "Important Announcements" subforum annoying. But then, it seems like Goat is is doing a Streisand maneuver here. Knowingly or unknowingly, whatever. /popcorn Ente You think that's bad, you should see that fuck over on the Black Arrow thread. Somebody should take that rod outta his head and stick it up his ass. Ain't this embarrassing! I forgot to change accounts when I posted above thanks to the 502 Bad Gateway error. Now, I've lost all cred thanks to somebody quoting me.  |
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Idiots "People" started desperately throwing their remaining life savings at MNW
Come on guys, let's stick to the facts. MNW didn't take a single satoshi in that awful bet. No Bitcoins transferred, no escrow. He lost the bet and didn't pay. That's it. He has debt (where a good part is resolved already, he says), but didn't scam anyone out of anything there. That's not to say MNW isn't one of the more polarizing characters around here. Nor is Goat. On other topic, I find the abuse of the "Important Announcements" subforum annoying. But then, it seems like Goat is is doing a Streisand maneuver here. Knowingly or unknowingly, whatever. /popcorn Ente You think that's bad, you should see that fuck over on the Black Arrow thread. Somebody should take that rod outta his head and stick it up his ass. |
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It's safer for PayPal to only deal with fiat since the transferring of such is done with some type of safe protocol consisting of zeros and ones, thanks to some punks.
Punks: We did it! Finally, a safe way to transfer money over the internet.
Future PayPal Owners: We're going to be rich!
Punks: Take a look at Bitcoin, PayPal.
PayPal: Get the fuck outta here!
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@Phinnaeus Gage You forgot to mention TF bro.
Unknown guy from a unknown place who bought master donator and became trustworthy and scammed more than 10x of the amount Project stole from these peoples.
Vetted trusted members don't count! |
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What wallet are these banners going to, charity I'm guessing ?
If you're in reference to the single banner that didn't make it into the Super Bowl, the QR-Code and Google tiny URL linked to an Overstock page because they just starting accepting bitcoins prior to the creation of the banner, and I desired to send them some juice. My birthday reference above was provided to show that I may be losing it due to my age, thus not thinking of the idea presented myself. The shirt image is to show how this will be completed next year, and I'll wear the son of a bitch in myself. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl_XLIX |
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Odd that someone would do something so risky to keep their bitcoins safe.
Over and beyond risky, I would say given Projects' post history: Hi guys,
I am looking for a loan of 100 BTC, this does not have to be all from one person if multiple people are willing to lend to me.
I realise I am a new member (only registered yesterday) however I have been lurking and reading for a while and my reason for registering is for posting this post.
Whilst I know I am trustworthy with the amount of scamming I have read about going on here recently and the anonymity of bitcoin I understand this may be not easy to believe. I am willing to do anything required to prove I am legit - open to suggestions on that one.
I would like this loan to be over 28 days with 10% interest (negociable) with 4 weekly repayments, again terms negociable.
I am happy to answer any/all questions.
Thanks for your time.
Toward the end of Projects' thread... I IM'ed Projects with some very basic questions. He ignored the important questions, sent back a useless response to clarify the one optional question, used "u" instead of "you", used incorrect capitalization, and neglected punctuation. I'm not wasting any more time with this one.
Yet, after all that, somehow a salary worker of an unknown location, who's unable to control his own finances, is able to become a trusted member of the Bitcoin community, whereupon fellow bitcoiners handed over their hard-earned bitcoins to this... this... this... Fuck me! Great-great-uncle Roget has yet to index a word describing this dude. This is NOT a pour-salt-in-the-open-wounds post. I'm just simply amazed--AGAIN! ~TMI BTCITW |
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Escrow Escrow Escrow...if the amount carries sufficient counterparty risk such that there is more than $120,000 USD at stake, then you need to do multiple escrows or deal with them person to person, preferably with armed guards and during the business hours of YOUR bank in a downtown area in a first world nation...
Escrow with who? A trusted member here?(I agree, and I'm sure all the victims feel a bit daft, but hindsight is a wonderful thing. Projects really was a trusted member.) Rassah |
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The people who attend Burning Man are not the same people who would use bitcoin. Ever. Period.
Bullshit. I've attended burning man twice and use bitcoin. I was under the impression that nothing was sold or purchased during Burning Man, but guess I'm mistaken. Next, I see Yankee/Charlie logged in yesterday. Finally, an image that may or may not be related: http://www.businessinsider.com/tyler-winklevoss-at-burning-man-2013-9I'm here..lurkin... Don't worry PSY, no offense taken  Hey Bruno! Miss you bro... Good to see you around with your sense of humour intact, Charlie.  Charlie is a very likable guy! I reached out to Charlie's lawyer, telling him that with my post history I could speak with the Judge and put in a good word, but the lawyer claimed that they wanted to win the case, not...  |
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http://fox8.com/2014/02/04/castaway-recounts-how-he-survived-13-months-adrift/MAJURO, Marshall Islands (CNN) — A castaway who claims to have purposely spent more than a year adrift in the Pacific Ocean says his faith in Bitcoin kept him going through the ordeal. But there were times, Santos Nacamato Del Niño Jesús Stallman said, when he wanted to end it all and return to the forum he founded. ~TMI BTCITW
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Olympics are coming - another chance for bitcoin banners to come up Thanks for reminding me that I turn 54 in 30 days, dude! Excellent idea, and wish I would've of thunk it... like a month or so ago. The XXII Olympic Winter Games (Sochi) 2014 begins on
Friday, February 7
and ends on
Sunday, February 23 |
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Daily, I still pay homage to your toes and that Bic pen pic, then drink the grape Kool-Aid.  |
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