A thing of beauty:

Well, well, well. Just got back from the ballpark but I didn't miss the action. There's free wifi at the SkyDome.

I just didn't want to log on to my BCT account and compromise the anonymity of my android device.

Nice little Sunday rally. The Jays won and Bitcoin is winning. Life is good.

Now let's see if we can hold $460. It looks like $450 has been left behind, hopefully permanently.

Buy, buy, buy... hold, hold, hold.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

$440 holding nicely following the predictable bounce after storming through $450. Seems to be consolidating just fine.

Still waiting.



For me, the moon train doesn't leave until US$700-800.

LOL  

You're wasting your breath. Pearls before swine.

Thank gawd we have a prime minister who has no more vote than any other minister, and not some despot with absolute powers (and a veto).

You mean President Hillaryus?

Good morning Bitcoinland.

Still over $440 I see. Thought we might have corrected a bit more but we're hanging tough in the mid-$440s. Putting the $420s in the rear-view mirror seems to be a done deal.

Next stop... the $450s.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

Another wee leg up I see. Hopefully $435 is behind us now. $430 is almost surely ancient history.

Obviously we have to have $440 in our sights now but judging by the sizeable ask wall on Finex, somebody desperately wants to stop the price rise there.

Good morning Bitcoinland. Wow, big surprise... it's $430.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

Here we go again. Stuck at $430.



Isn't it just about time for the next leg up?

I like the guy with the cart outside Gate 14. His dogs and sausages are never dried out and he's the only one with sauted onions (lightly seasoned with nutmeg) and he always has sliced olives. A big fat Polish sausage with the usual toppings and lots of onions and olives is a real meal, and at half the cost of a basic dog inside.

My only beef is the silly weapons check at the gate. Seems the commissioner is following the guidelines of the Department of Homeland Security. Whose homeland? Not mine. Makes you wonder exactly how many stabbings and shootings we've had over the years at the SkyDome. Gee, the answer is zero? Imagine that.
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Edit: While I was typing that I see that a few bids have started to pile up on Finex. Re-edit: and pulled like that.

Good AM Bitcoinland.

Still hovering around $430 I see. Another quiet weekend.

Meanwhile it's a gorgeous spring day in downtown Toronto, a patio day if there ever was one.

Time to get out and make some vitamin D. Too bad the Jays are in Boston. Otherwise I'd be soaking up some rays in the SkyDome with the roof open.

Maybe I'm old-fashioned but I think that rather than encouraging them to sit at a computer or mobile device trying to weasel a few satoshis, you should encourage them to get out and learn to work to earn money.

Do they still have paper routes? Door-to-door sales? Even better, they could start their own enterprises like lemonade stands or creating crafts to sell. Then they could use some of their earnings to buy Bitcoin if they so desire.

I wish I'd followed the example of one of my more enterprising grade school classmates who had both morning and evening paper routes, delivered after school for a local pharmacy, and delivered fish and chips on Friday evenings. He saved every penny he earned and when the pharmacist retired, he quit school at the age of 16, bought the shop and hired a licensed pharmacist. By the time he was 20, he owned 3 drug stores and 4 smoke shops.

I wasn't quite that motivated but at least when I was 5 or 6 years old I was harvesting wild watercress from a swamp in a local undrained park and selling it to the a neighborhood grocer, $0.10 per 6-quart basket full. When he sold it for $0.10 per bunch (6 bunches per basket) I got an early lesson in retail markups. By the time I was 10 I was printing certificates (good for one errand) and selling them to neighbors and family. Unfortunately I didn't save my money but spent it on candy and toys. By my teens, I was harvesting used soy sauce barrels from the back alleys of Chinatown, cleaning them (yuck), refinishing them, stretching soaked rawhide over their tops and selling them as conga drums. This I used to pay rent on my own place.

You're not doing your kids any favors by letting them sit indoors staring at display screens.

Just my opinion.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

Still hanging in over $430 I see, with a short-lived touch over $435, clearing some of the ask walls around $434.

Hopefully we'll keep creeping slowly upward.



Contrary to popular belief all the blocks aren't full yet.

Thanks. I guess I should've checked out the actual site before posting.

***Facepalm***

I was just going to post that.

Seems there hasn't been a trade in over half an hour, according to both Bitcoinwisdom and Bitcointicker.

I think we all realize that English is not everybody's first language. The Bitcoin community is international in its very nature.

Honest spelling and grammatical errors aren't the issue. It's the obviously contrived attempts to fake it that are hilarious and don't fool anyone.

One of the reasons I like this place is the comedy.

The alternation between overly pedantic pseudo-intellectualism and exaggerated English-as-a-second-language misspellings and bad grammar keeps me in stitches.

 

Edit: Oh look, another little rise.

I was thinking exactly the same thing (minus the Zionist part).

The desperation is hilarious, isn't it?