To post my member time and again like yang ding dong
even new forum users think bitcoin strong
blockchain network, crypto address, and btc
the color of merit green like trust for me
must thread people through grin wallet url
use code for mining, see coin, sell
they want to work the bounty linkity link
and list many account, need get in the pink
size does matter, first make good system block
Noooo, signature campaign full on bitcointalk

What is this, some sick Joke?  I don't want my parents to know I self-identify my gender as an "Attack helicopter."

These are special, they're reusable and made from recycled toilet paper. 

How is that noninclusive?  He even had the sensitivity to include my gender at the very bottom of the list.

ROFLOL.

Between the KYC, Such Merit Guide, and now this?  I'll never get all the coffee and boogers out of my keyeboard.  

Thanks a lot, theymos!

In all honesty, I really really wish I had 200 sMerits for that sweet T-Shirt.

I'll never share any of my personal information with a Verified Snitch!  

Here's mine:

I'll see your JJG, and raise you a cryptohunter. 

LFC! Because they aren't ManCity, and Arsenal has left me with little hope.

Oh, and good morning.  It's 3am back home, but since I'm in Thailand I think I'll spend the afternoon getting a massage from the ex-cons.

I see that now, thanks.

Try adding "sudo" to your command.

But to be honest I would not continue without verifying the signature first.  I'm not familiar enough with PGP on linux machines to coach you through adding ThomasV's public key, but if I'm not mistaken that's what you need to do to get the signature to verify.

 

I'm now convinced that jrrsparkles, semobo, and St4yInTh3D4rk are under the control of the same person.  There may me more accounts yet to discover.  Those three accounts in particular seem to have the same posting styles, use the same broken English, and make the same punctuation errors.  The evidence is all circumstantial, and I would prefer to find blockchain connections between the addresses used by the accounts.  Unfortunately I have not been able to.  

If true, the owner of these accounts is abusing the Bustadice campaign by having the accounts jrrsparkles and St4yInTh3D4rk enrolled concurrently.

jrrsparkles: *none found*
semobo: 12thqwSQVwsfjFJ6FExGme6oiFv3h3fudB
St4yInTh3D4rk: 12oJAhTPSm3u12kwEqDoBAYGCgxR4tZK6h

Once again, St4yInTh3D4rk has been silent since the prospects of alt accounts was mentioned.  That also seems odd.

I can help you out.  Currently Preev converts BTC0.02207 to $90.18, but as you said we a can deal with that at the time of the transaction.  PM inbound.

I will take ticket "d," please.  Payment inbound.

Payment sent: Tx ID: 590c8a3dd895850ad6747141006dd223d4ff276f66e62accbdb4b6402a03cb38

This is somewhat telling.  I don't quite understand why the banks would not accept real property as collateral, unless of course the real estate is already under mortgage.  If the property is owned by you, with no outstanding liens, and the banks will still not accept it as collateral that shows the risk involved in fulfilling your loan is more than the potential gain.  Banks are in the business of making money, and they tend to be risk averse.  In my opinion there is no better judge of the risk inherent in your request than the banks in your country.

I read somewhere that pigs can devour a human body in a matter of hours, they'll even eat the bones.  They can digest the remains in such an efficient manner that the pig's feces will have no trace of human DNA, leaving absolutely no forensic evidence.  It's said that's why pig farmers are not to be trusted.  I don't know if you being from the Philippines makes any difference at all.

Is the disposal of human remains part of your business plan?

Oh, one last thing:  Pigs cannot digest the teeth, so those need to be dealt with separately or else the body could be identified through dental records.  Just a heads-up.  

It can be difficult enough dealing with lawyers and contracts in my preferred language; English, let alone attempting to translate.  So, yes I am afraid.  Also, if the loan is defaulted and I have to try to sell property in a country I have no familiarity with, that could cost a lot more than I potentially stand to gain by providing the loan.  The risk is too high for the upside, hence my retraction.

Like Shasan suggests, you are probably better off searching for a loan from a bank or a real estate investment firm in Georgia.



I think that was in reference to calling me out for "blackmail."

No problem, but you're right; the way I worded the warning wasn't clear.  I certainly didn't mean it the way it sounded.

PS; Go Liverpool!  

That's not my intent, but I see why someone might think that.  My apologies.  


I retract my offer.  I'm not willing to attempt to secure real estate outside the U.S.  And for clarity that was 20% annual interest rate, compounding monthly. 

Are you in the United States?  If so, I can give an $80k loan, as long as I can secure your real estate assets as collateral, and combined they are worth at least $96k.  But just so you know up front: I'll charge you a shittonne more interest that JP Morgan Chase, like 20% APR, compounding monthly.  This is pretty typical of hard-money loans.

If you're serious (which I doubt) send me a PM.  Otherwise, expect another red-tag.