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721  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 29, 2015, 02:42:02 PM
It's : [(Newton and Einstein provided a mathematical model of the world)

Einstein was a paid con artist. He was given an order to find a mathematical model to deceive the population.

AND (we launched satellites using this mathematical model)

We? Who are we? You and I? I didn't launch nothing, I didn't get to audit the launch, did you? How can you be sure it even happened? Even the fucking students who build satellites these days don't get to launch their own satellites. The hardware is sent to some space institution which gets to launch the satellite FOR THEM. Smells awfully like a man in the middle attack. So how can you trust this bullshit? I haven't been in space, I haven't been given a chance to audit NASA, therefore I discard everything they produce and label as "truth".

AND (those satellites send signals to your GPS)

Yes, keep repeating what you are told. What's your point anyway? You think I don't believe in satellites? There is zero gravity up there at some point, so obviously there are satellites and those can be used for the GPS to work.

AND (your GPS works)] => [the model provides an accurate description of the world]

And here you make strange implication. GPS works therefore mainstream science got it all right. WTF man? And this guy is telling me that I don't understand the scientific method. Don't make me laugh.

If you have a new mathematical model of the world, then you must :
- write down its equations,
- verify that, for all experiments done so far, it produces the same results within the error range of the previous experiments,
- propose a new experiment that should give a significantly different result between the old model and the new one,
- (optionally) realize the experiment, or wait for someone else to do it, to tell the 2 models apart.

If I have a new mathematical model of the world I don't have to do jack shit. Guess what happens if you threaten the fundamentals of the mainstream science? You get ignored, ridiculed and in worse cases even murdered. Guess how many people would have their egos shattered by a new mathematical model of the world? People will lose their jobs. The whole world is against such changes and they work together to silence any threats. The term "peer review" is a joke because all those peers only acknowledge science that does not conflict with their own understandings and they will criticise everything that threatens their description of the world. This is how human mind operates. It's called egomania and it's a collective sickness of the whole man kind.

The "gyroscope" uses a mathematical model of the world named "conservation of angular momentum". Do you trust this model ? Do you think that there is a gyroscope in your phone ? What is the minimal mass and speed of rotation that a gyroscope needs to have in order to provide a reliable way to measure the curvature of the Earth ? Do you think that it fits into your phone ?

I'm referring to the Sagnac effect which allows getting rid of the mechanical components of the gyroscope. Do I trust it? No, but I would be interested to know the results of those measurements. I don't trust it because I don't fully understand ether and whether ether itself revolves with Earth or not.

Foucault's pendulum.
You really haven't looked it up? Or you have a problem with it being "not publicly available"?

Of course I have looked it up and it's definitely interesting, but I see you itch so hard on making fun of me by stating this "not publicly available" bullshit that I don't even know if I have anything to discuss with you. The problem with the pendulum is that it doesn't allow me to determine the curvature of Earth, it just appears to demonstrate rotation but I wouldn't say it proves it yet since revolving could also be caused by the movement of ether rather than the Earth itself.
722  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 29, 2015, 11:06:51 AM
Gravity fields do bend space-time that's basically how they work. Yes the universe is a bizarre place Smiley

Assuming that gravity as a force exists at all. I cannot stand such assumptions. We know nothing about gravity, even the top scientists themselves admit it, so why talk about the invisible dragon in someone's garage in the first place?

IMO gravity is not a force after all. It's just a physical effect caused by something that is yet to be known. I have constructed a simple computer simulation where gravity is caused by the equal and simultaneous expansion of all the atomic particles in the universe. Credits go to my brother though since he saw this concept in his dreams.

Here's my simulation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2opz-6HWro

And interestingly here's someone else's simulation of the very same concept:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QboDTgped1E
723  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 29, 2015, 10:24:28 AM
I did read that, in fact. And really, I do not see any reason there to overthrow all of physics.

But let's not clutter Risto's thread with this nonsense. The only point I really wanted to make is that the notion that all scientists would be part of this giant conspiracy is ridiculous. (And in turn, anything that requires that to be true as well).

I'm not overthrowing all of physics. Just the parts that can have potentially originated from foul and corrupt sources.

As for mr. Reptile and his thread, he started the flat earth and dreaming fork, so why complain about the consequences?

Do you have a GPS in your phone ?
Does it make accurate predictions such as "where am I now" ?
It works because we KNOW the shape of the earth, with an error less than 1 meter for civilian use, and probably less than 1 cm for the military.

So what? GPS can perfectly function in the concave and even flat earth model. It doesn't prove shit. What I am interested in though is the gyroscope capability of the modern smartphones. With a gyroscope it is theoretically possible to determine the curvature of the Earth and even verify if the Earth is revolving or not.
724  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 29, 2015, 12:21:46 AM
I don't think you have to believe in the concave earth theory to be validated as an outside the box thinker.....

I actually believe in a spacial reality that is almost certainly NOT what our best thinking provides today. Math as we have invented it and atomic and quantum models as we have conjured them are most certainly juvenile attempts to describe an as yet unknown reality of space, mass and time.

It's not about believing in anything!!!! When do you people understand that this is not about believing. The word "believe" is an utterly bad word and should be avoided at all cost. I don't give a shit what you believe. If you believe in god or in the flat earth model. What I give shit about is uncensored information, true evidence and honest knowledge.

The concave earth premise by itself is almost certainly another terribly inadequate model of how our world works and unfortunately its simplicity requires too much magic making in the brain.

Here's your tomb stone, the above quote. So just because you know how to paraphrase "me disagreeing with you without any arguments backing it up" in the English language you think you have made a point? Or even worse, you think you have discarded the concave earth theory?

Let me use your strategy. I'm going to say this:
The convex earth premise by itself is almost certainly another terribly inadequate model of how our world works and unfortunately its simplicity requires too much magic making in the brain.

So, that said, the Earth is definitely not convex and any research on the matter should be stopped immediately because it is just stupid. Why do you people even say stuff like that? It just shows your expectation bias which has absolutely no objective value to anyone. You could as well as say that you believe in god and dare everyone else to debunk the existence of god. It's dumb. Stop it.

What would work better for me is that there are real physical laws as yet not understood by any human, that connects all space, matter, and time... where things like sphere's and solar systems and galaxies are simply optical illusions created by the very limited senses provided to us humans.  To us these senses we are provided with help us validate our own inventions (math and physics) and nothing more. Unfortunately, we ultimately run into anomalies that we cannot explain that are artifacts of a the physical laws of which we know nothing about.... like sub atomic particles... and we are then left with multiple dimensions... and simultaneous realities... that help us cope with our inability to actually see and prevent us from throwing out everything we know because of our foolish pride.

concave or not, there's one thing for sure: WE DON'T KNOW what the shape of the Earth is. There's not enough publicly available evidence to even support the Copernicus'es model. The important question is --- why are we being deceived and who is deceiving us?


What problem does the concave Earth theory solve?

So here's your problem, you think you're so smart that you don't even bother to read my references. Here's one from
http://www.skepticfiles.org/ufo1/theory.htm

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It made the earth important again, rather than an
insignifigant speck in the cosmos.  And it eliminted the difficult
concepts of infinite space and aimlessly scattered worlds.  We're all
right here together in this safe, spherical womb.

For fun, test yourself. Google "are you a quack", and read the first hit (by Warren Siegel). I actually have gotten quite a few emails with theories of people that I have to refer to this...

Enough though. I'll go on mute again for a few years...

So I looked it up what you meant by quack. It pretty much says "believe what you are told and don't ask questions, the authority is always right and if you don't agree with the authority then you are a crackpot"

What a dumb shit to say in hope of trying to silence the truth seekers.
725  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 28, 2015, 09:52:53 PM

I don't believe in a magma filled ball Earth theory either. It simply has too many holes in it. When was the last time Copernicus'es model was proven with a physics experiment?


Every day I do research, in fact. I am an astrophysicist, and in my area of research we regularly have to exactly model the positions of all solar system bodies.

Let me tell you something about science: we do not all conspire together. In fact, science is a free for all. We are all (underpaid) competitors, dying to make a name for ourselves. If someone can show that the entire scientific consensus is wrong, such a person would gain eternal fame. The thing is, you have to do it convincingly. Most people who think they have overthrown the entire scientific consensus, and who are subsequently being ignored, usually just have not shown what they are conjecturing (and usually they are, indeed, wrong). If you think we would all conspire together, you are completely misunderstanding how this world works.

Just because you are an astrophysicist doesn't mean you know anything about the shape of the Earth. You observe the stars, right? Not Earth -- stars. So how can you tell such a story? It's just a bunch of assumptions. If you truly were a proper scientist you would understand that. You don't know how the universe operates, stop making dumb assumptions.

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What's most infuriating is that a little mathematical fiddling turns
this crazy theory into a proposition that is virtually impossible to
refute.  The trick is done by *inversion*, a purely geometric
transformation that lets a methemetician turn shapes inside-out.  When a
sphere is inverted, ever point outside is mapped to a corresponding
point inside, and vice versa.
    The goemetry is quite simple.  If a sphere's center is "C" and its
radius is "r," then every outside point "P" maps to an inside point "P'"
such that "CP x CP' = r2" {that's "r squared" - Foxx}.
    {My apologies for not being able to include the accompanying
illustration.  - Foxx}
    Here's a good way to visualize it:  For any outside point "P" (on
the sun, or Pluto, or Cygnus X, for example), draw a circle that has
"CP" as its diameter.  From one of the two points where this circle
intersects the earth, draw a line perpendicular to "CP."  The
intersection point {of this perpendicular and "CP"} is the location of
"P'".

http://www.skepticfiles.org/ufo1/theory.htm

What if the universe is surrounded by Earth and the farther away from earth you go the smaller you shrink? Yeah it may sound weird to us due to our expectation bias brainwashed into us by the public education but it is a possibility. And guess what, ALL THE MATH WOULD STILL WORK OUT. You could still do your astrophysics and you wouldn't see a difference. Come one, did I really have to tell you this? Why is it that you cannot come to the same conclusion on your own? This is how strictly you are thinking INSIDE THE BOX.
726  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 28, 2015, 08:29:47 PM
Usually when you have to dismiss every known aspect of physics, space and time, you can bet you are on the wrong side of logic.

Or trolling, still not sure. Apologies if not.

In my ventures, I seek to retain the ground of experimentation and logic. Experimentation made me witness a 33% reduction in apparent gravity, logic says that there might be something wrong in the gravity model if such things happen...

I'm not trolling. I'm simply not assuming anything taught by the public education system to be true or false. I look at the problem without any expectation bias at all. All I wanted to say was that there is one experiment that could settle the flat/concave/convex Earth debate once and for all --- and this experiment is the rectilineator experiment. Just draw a god damn straight line and compare it with the curvature of the Earth. It's the most robust and clear experiment we can do. It doesn't require any assumptions regarding properties of ether and light. It does assume that the space is not bent, however. But I thought that if the space itself is warped and bent somehow then the whole universe is just so bizarre that I would be better off not trying to understand it  Grin
727  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 28, 2015, 05:02:29 PM
Concave earth?Huh If we can sail across the concave surface then we know how big the sphere actually is, we could confirm this concave ball size with a laser beam shot across the universe that lands on the other side of this concave planet, that is a far simpler experiment. Seems like a terrible theory that will fail with two seconds of logic.

and here's the most common pitfall to understanding the concave earth theory, you just said it.

The biggest deception is light itself. Namely the properties of light. Here's a kicker: in vacuum light does not travel in straight lines. Instead, light bends along the concave curvature of the Earth itself, making it seem as if the horizon was flat while it really is not. That's why we must discard all experiments utilizing light --- because we cannot trust light. There is plenty of evidence for the bending light theory, there's even science grade proof that is carefully kept away from the public education.

As mr. reptile said above "satan is deception". since satan = lucifer = bringer of light, light cannot be trusted. Light can be used for deception. This is why all the new age religion bullshit is utter and total bullshit --- it always speaks of light as something good while in reality light is all about deception.

And if that was not enough to convince you, here's a photo of the military using telescopes in war:


Why on Earth are the telescopes pointed upwards instead of straight towards the horizon?



Quote
Conclusion
Optics has shown that the “hull vanishing before the sails” effect is not in any way evidence for a convex (or concave) Earth. The US military camera pointing up and showing “3 horizons” with the furthest one situated at the top of the picture cannot be explained by any convex or flat Earth model, only a concave one; and proves that the horizon we see with the naked eye is caused by optics. The only question is the reliability of this information and that we have no other examples with which to compare; so for that reason alone, this evidence is not a slam dunk. Does the US military camera show that the Earth is concave? Very likely (95%).
728  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 28, 2015, 03:28:21 PM
I don't believe in a magma filled ball Earth theory either.

Well I at least studied geophysics in university level...

what does that suppose to mean? we all know that there are worrying religious aspects to science in general and universities are funded to enforce those religious aspects. Just because some places on Earth put out lava from volcanoes does not mean the whole Earth is filled with it. Simple logic.

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rectilineator

Only intellectually sound discussion, please. This is not NASA!

Intellectually sound? Don't make me laugh. There is no better experiment than the rectilineator because unlike other experiments that rely on the hypothetical properties of ether or observations that heavily depend on the properties of light, the rectilineator only depends on the properties of matter itself. If you don't understand the experiment then you simply didn't bother to even look at it, which makes you no better than the rest of the sheeple cuckooing whatever is told to them in the media and by the public education system.
729  Economy / Speculation / Re: Hard Fork Drama? on: December 28, 2015, 03:06:29 PM
Who can explain to me in a nutshell, what this 'Hard Fork Drama' is?

I remain generally ignorant of the more technical aspects of Bitcoin but am seeing this 'Hard Fork' being discussed,  and traders of Bitcoin sweating blood over it........so, aside from the fact this 'Hard Fork' is bearish as fuck, what actually is it?

It means everyone will double their bitcoins. One copy of their stash for one fork and another copy for the other fork. So, more bitcoins for everyone Cheesy bullish as fuck
730  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 28, 2015, 02:08:33 PM
Interim report. Nobody got kidnapped, but all the family developed a hellish cough that does not go away with anything, and has almost completely disabled me from working and writing.

Well that has pros and cons. I never took flat earth seriously, but since discovering both holocause and moon landing to be lies, I have decided to give flat earth a chance as well. Now has been a good time to research. Here are some of the research questions:

- Can someone verify that North Star (Stella Polaris) is visible from 20° south?

- Why is the whole earth being destroyed by pollution, poison and chemtrails, but Antarctica is declared military area based on its "delicate nature" up to the point that it is illegal for anyone to even go there? Why is there not one unedited video showing "antarctic sun" (cf. Arctic sun I have seen with my own eyes) Why is circling the Antarctica forbidden?

- Why do the southern shipping routes not exist despite being so much shorter than the northern? Why does no aeroplane cross the south seas despite it being so much shorter? Why is there no evidence of anyone ever flying over Antarctica and coming back from the other side? Why is there no undoctored photo of Antarctica available from space?

I don't believe in a magma filled ball Earth theory either. It simply has too many holes in it. When was the last time Copernicus'es model was proven with a physics experiment? It's funny how they demand you to prove your theory but refuse to prove theirs. I would love to see the convex Earth believers prove their theory. I don't care what the truth is as long as it is the truth. Yes Earth could be convex but in that case, show me the scientifically rigorous proof. The only proof that absolutely every person on Earth could verify on their own is the rectilineator experiment. The rectilineator experiment does not require expensive high tech equipment and in nature it is so simple that you only need common sense to understand how it works. It's suspicious why this experiment has only been conducted once in the history of man kind, having its results hidden from the public.

731  Economy / Speculation / Re: Illuminati End Game Started --- effects on BTC on: December 25, 2015, 06:13:41 PM
Bump.

Globalists see the U.S. dollar and the U.S. economy as expendable (for the most part), and this sacrifice is meant to create distracting chaos as well as geopolitical advantage towards a new fully centralized world economic system.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-12-23/what-fresh-horror-awaits-economy-after-fed-rate-hike

http://alt-market.com/articles/2753-the-fall-of-america-signals-the-rise-of-the-new-world-order

A good read. I think this person has quite a realistic idea of how this New World Order is unfolding.

A good read indeed. I've always suspected that the tensions between the US and Russia are just a played act.
732  Economy / Speculation / Re: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) on: December 25, 2015, 03:49:41 PM
I am just posting this here because I like to make noise and let the uninformed think I am nuts Smiley

I had a strange dream last night...

I also had a strange dream last night. I was astral travelling and I got to see beautiful landscapes while some force was pulling me through the air. But then the dream turned into a normal non-lucid dream where I got to teleport to Moon. For the first time in my entire life I went to the Moon while dreaming. And guess what?! The Moon wasn't spherical at all. The moon was actually shaped like a really large plate or a satellite dish turned to Earth.
733  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative on: December 23, 2015, 07:51:25 PM
Can someone tell me about ~ how many VNL daily mining with 3 gh/s?
Thanks in advance

  guesstimate:  <~40/day average, ~maybe 60 on a good day w/half a dozen GPUs

Can bitcoin mining ASICs be used to mine VNL?

Sorry to say it, but if you are asking whether sha-256 asics can mine whirlpoolx algo, then you are obviously not as elite coder/computer guy as you think and John made the right decision.

Yes you are totally right because elite coders and computer guys know such things by nature. They don't even have to read the whitepaper and stuff like that, THEY JUST KNOW STUFF.
734  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative on: December 23, 2015, 03:41:27 PM
Can someone tell me about ~ how many VNL daily mining with 3 gh/s?
Thanks in advance

  guesstimate:  <~40/day average, ~maybe 60 on a good day w/half a dozen GPUs

Can bitcoin mining ASICs be used to mine VNL?
735  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative on: December 23, 2015, 01:32:44 PM
Better to be over 50 than as stupid as you. I'm so sorry for your parents.

You still don't get it, do you? You are still thinking that the argument is about me not respecting old people or something like that? And now you introduce my parents into the equation. You know what, your mama is so stupid she puts lipstick on her head to make up her mind.  Grin
736  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative on: December 23, 2015, 01:06:09 PM
You have not understood humanity. Only very stupids can't believe they do become 50 at some time.

You have no guarantee that you live to see the next day. How on Earth can you then think that you would become 50 at some time? Don't cheat yourself into believing that you're immortal and that you have all the time in the world, when in reality, you have no guarantee at all. This could be your last day on Earth. It changes a lot when you realize that you have absolutely no time at all. You have to make your every action count.
737  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative on: December 23, 2015, 12:28:53 PM
I have a very thick skin and everything bounces off me. I actually hate how the world has become so P.C. and everyone watches everything they say. So it is cool, but if you want to be taken seriously and you choose to post a picture, some naked Star Wars character with a gas mask is not the way to get a job or be taken seriously.

Congratulations for having a thick skin. I hate the political correctness too so I rebel against it. I don't want to be always taken seriously. I want people to use their common sense and judge when I should be taken seriously and when not. Or what parts of my messages should be taken seriously. The naked star wars character with a gas mask is actually me, it has nothing to do with starwars. I honestly don't give a fuck about people who have problems with this, in fact I enjoy smearing it into their faces by being as controversial as possible. You see, I can be and act very reasonably when required, so a lot of people who think they know me by my looks and attitude are often times shocked when they see that they were so wrong because of their stereotypical thinking.

Also, it's a common misconception that people think that they should be liked by everybody. You can't be liked by everybody, it's an impossible task and the sooner you discover it the better for you. And there is nothing bad with disliking some people or being disliked by some people as long as you don't take it too seriously. It's all an act of folly anyway. We have come here to experience existence as human beings. So we all pretend to be human beings. The problem with the most of us is, however, that we believe our own act to be real.

I doubt that you are a founderfag so shut the eff up and read (=try to understand) what is being said.

That said, relax.  Pronoun posturing on the internet has a time and place.  You should know that based on the rhetoric that you are using.  It's not funny when communities are not amenable.  Malleability...it's also a social strategy.

-----------------------------------

Respect to John Conner - who can read/write/manifest a language that I can't and then put it into the world.  Major props to the VNL community....

I don't automatically respect any person/authority who thinks they are so important that they should be respected by default. If you look back to my first post in this thread, you can see that it was you (the naggers) who kept kicking the can down the road with me and I was happy to cooperate. It could have ended with a quick explanation that John is not a scammer and the reddit thread is actually a deliberate FUD. But no, you had to start forcing me into the "guy didn't get hired and is now angry" box. Since you assumed me to be angry and up for revenge, you (not you personally but the other dudes) immediately interpreted my jokes as assaults.

The lesson: don't assume shit about people you know nothing about. You see my profile picture and you already think you know who I am, or even worse ---- my user name. And then you come with the political correctness as if your own actions weren't based on stereotypical thinking (which is racist). Hypocrisy much.

A certain level of 'social grace' might be expected when talking to other people -more important to people and cultures you're not familiar with. You're like one of those loud-mouth tourists spitting on local culture, complaining about the food and weather. It's pretty autistic of you to assume that people just like to be addressed as 'fucks' in general. All good though I'll pigeonhole you into the autistic fuck category and call it sweet.

I don't assume that people like to be addressed as 'fucks'. If I knew they liked it I wouldn't do it because it's obviously not meant to establish my presence as a friendly faggot. Feel free to think of me as the autistic fuck Cheesy I kind of like it actually. For the record, your description of me as a loud-mouth tourist is very accurate. Although I hate travelling I have no moral boundaries when it comes to social constructs and politeness. People are so god damn pussies nowadays. They get offended by anything. I want it to stop, because it's not funny, it makes the world a sad place. So I do what I can to be a good role model for the thick skinned society where I'd like to live in. The reason for that is that a thick skinned society is much more fun and I like fun. World should be a joyful place where people don't get butthurt over the slightest joke that was made on them.

If I was an old person, I'd make fun of it, not get offended by it when a youngster refers to me as an 'old fuck'. Yes, I'd make fun of myself. I'd say something like "hey quiet down you brat, and get off my lawn!" as a response to being referred to as an old fuck. Can't you see, it's all a giant folly to begin with. The old people vs the young people game. The gays vs the hererosexuals. Men vs women. If you become insensitive to these games you'd become a stone buddha --- without any feelings, desires and emotions. So the trick is to play along with the folly and practise it in a controlled way. Your life will be joyous, full of laughter and you will get to keep your human emotions.
738  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative on: December 23, 2015, 01:18:25 AM
Lol, I'm too "an old guy" that also started to code in a ZX Spectrum about 30 years ago, but I still code and enjoy it. Seems that being old and coder leads you to invest in VNL, why should it be?

And to the Hyena, I would tell him to be careful with old guys. We are not so over as he thinks, and everyone has one leg in the grave: it just takes a second to stop being alive. When I was young I also thought that I was inmune, but life proves you wrong.

Ok this is getting old and boring already. For the record, I have nothing against old guys. Just because I sometimes refer to them as old fucks doesn't mean shit. I also refer to fat guys as fat fucks and overly moral people as moralfags. It's a figure of speech and does not reflect any personal rage against old or fat people. But it is funny to see how people sometimes think otherwise and start defending "their kind".
739  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative on: December 22, 2015, 08:34:23 PM
Honestly reading you guys, the problem of humanity is the communication.

Be happy guys!!!!!!!!!!
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I give you my wellcome Hyena, i also bought big amount of btcs when they was at 30eur, sold them at 800eur.
And i did the same with vanilla buying almost 200k.


Have a nice christmas

And for all the people: Please calm our egos, if you're happy or if you're calm guy, we can't act like tigers when someone enters talking in a different way we like, even if they troll a little, or write an opinion different than us. We must be diplomatic and respecfull. Just my opinion, cheers to all.

LONG LIFE VANILLA!!!

Great post, at least someone here interpreted my posts the way it was meant to. And congratulations for beating the system. Feels good, doesn't it? Cheesy You're a happy man, I can see it. I'm also a happy man. Young and happy. But the old dudes, they don't surprise me at all.

Do you guys ever make jokes and troll for fun? You're so serious you're scaring me. I mean you're dead serious. With one leg in the grave already and what not Cheesy like for real, 50 years old? No wonder we have complications. I guess I'd better hold my horses or mr. grandpa here could get a heart attack. Someone should put a warning sign somewhere here stating "CAUTION: ELDERLY PEOPLE"  Grin

740  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 UPD | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative on: December 22, 2015, 04:23:23 PM
BLA BLA BLA Old man ranting and raving about younger generation.

I should quit coding? Don't make me laugh. I wrote my first program at the age of 5 and I made my first video game at the age of 12. I have born to be a programmer. Get over with your second mid life crisis, you old fart. It's way too obvious. You're so old you can't even communicate with younger people any more without getting pissed off. Go back to the old folks' home, grandpa. I bought shit load of bitcoins when they costed 4$ each. Of course I keep anticipating their value growing even higher. I'm already living good life thanks to it but if they continue to grow like that I can retire before 30.

What can I say, I'm a man of many talents. Of course I could do well in the entertainment industry, but it doesn't mean I have to do it. For some reason programming is what I enjoy the most. I gave you many chances to give me a proper welcome in this community and yet I can see only hostile reactions (except the poster who actually welcomed me here, he's a cool dude). I guess I'm in the context of shit and on a sinking boat.
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