Poker should be a "personal affair"  . Playing online is just too impersonal for my taste. Also, agree about ugliness of graphics. |
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Never "invested" any money in gambling. I've used freebies, signature campaign payments and referral earnings for gambling or spotsbetting. As I used to play only for fun I've lost something like 0.2-0.3 altogether in the last two years.
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Most bitcoins are not on the exchanges. If someone would start buying such huge amounts the prices would skyrocket very quickly, so that 500 would be 5000 in hours and the miners would hold most of their coins in hopes of making it even more scarce therefore more expensive. Many holders would keep holding because of the same reasons. Such attempt would spiral out of control in days.
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 On a funny note you were fucking people all over the world with colonies and now you are being fucked big timeNot to mention that you have been destroying country after country in a systematic manner, killing, maiming and displacing millions and always act totally aghast and indignant and of course even more warlike when this results in blowbacks and unpleasant consequences for you. Then you try to paper over this glaring display of psychotic behavior with some sort of obsessive-compulsive "tolerance". I guess that way you can tolerate your own double-standards. Indeed, I'd be more happy with scrapping tolerance, lining up all the whining liberal pussies against the wall, also openly and honestly returning to the good ole' looting days and gunboat diplomacy . |
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As far as I know there are perchlorates in the martian soil what used to accumulate in vegetables and disrupts thyroid functions and causes some lung damage. So soil on Mars should be treated first to remove perchlorate but existing technologies are a bit expensive and AFAIK need a lot of energy and water. Bioremediation can work in situ with relative low costs. Settlers will need to bring only a some bacteria and supplemental chemicals (e.g. glycerine) to promote biodegradation. However this method still needs a lot of water.
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If Pakistan and Bangladesh couldn't stay together in spite of being bound by the same religion, then there is no way such diverse countries could unite. Pakistan and Bangladesh are pretty far from each other with no common border, also different ethnic groups and different culture, so a split between the two wasn't a big surprise, I guess. More interesting and worrying thing is that Pakistan itself seems to have problems with keeping itself together as the Taliban and now IS establishing themselves on the western part of the country. |
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socialism is trying its hardest to take over england, hopefully it wont win Socialism and its political agenda is a threat for all of Europe. Nowadays they suffered some setbacks but make no mistake they will not disappear. |
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Directbet is the best in these days, Nitrogensports is the next in my opinion, then Cloudbet and Betcoin.ag
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Yes, they want to cherry-pick the few useful immigrants and then dump the rest on Eastern Europe. But it will be a self defeating plan. It appears the western leaders failed to realize that these guys don't want to live in previously abandoned but now quickly refurbished former soviet military bases on 150-200EUR grants per month, with a hostile society around, but they want to live in Western Europe where they can get a lot more benefits and proper accommodation. So as soon as they can they will head to Germany again, I guess.
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Like I said watch the video. Mr Khan talks about these pesky issues. To quote him 'A man does not become great with just his talents or qualifications, he becomes great when he has a great vision'.
I completely agree with Mr Khan's viewpoint here, he clearly says that if India and Pakistan are to move forward and have sustained peace then there needs to be a leader that has a great vision for both these countries. Obviously there will be a vested interest in keeping the things as they are currently and there will be opposition and challenges to overcome if one is to go up against the status-quo.
But to overcome these small pesky hurdles and look beyond what our countries can achieve in the future if they work together is beyond anything that anyone of us can comprehend.
He talks about open borders and letting India access Central Asia through Pakistan and that is a HUGE statement coming from a pakistani politician.
In my opinion, free trade and open borders and joint policing and administration of Kashmir would be a huge leap forward. Keep in mind Mr Khan did NOT talk about this joint administration thing its just my thought.
That won't happen. At least not in the foreseeable future. India, Pakistan and Bangladesh (+Burma and Sri Lanka) are not just accidentally broke up. There are too deep religious, cultural, historic and ethnic rifts between these people. The only way to keep such a huge and diverse mass of people together is an external coercive factor. |
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will never ever in my life understand why the mass's choose to vote for somebody else to represent them, do you not have brains and mouths of your own?? also PC is a tool of thought and speech control, racism is a fallacy there is only 1 race the human race, stop segregating yourselves, we are all equal, if you believe otherwise, then im sorry but you are part of the problem  Indeed, representative democracy is only good for corruption and handing over power "voluntarily" for some puppet-masters in the background until it's no longer democracy but oligarchy. Unfortunately apart from Switzerland you are not going to find any country with direct democracy, and according to my experience many people in Western Europe think that direct democracy is just too much hassle instead of seeing it as an opportunity for having a real say in important matters. |
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They might look a bit inexperienced and incompetent, but they doesn't looks like scammers at this moment.
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Is it dead again? DecentralizeEconomics is right, despite the somewhat misleading subject this is actually looks like a marketing topic . |
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Perhaps it's better to start building some huge concrete walls on the borders of Europe right now, however if the IS can destabilize Pakistan then the whole world will be in trouble. That would mean a war against Pakistan just for securing her nuclear weapons before the IS would do that.
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Here in the EU we have a big bunch of politicians who are really polite, nice lads and lasses, they are also very PC folks. Unfortunately because of their otherworldly PCness, and stupid political agenda now we are on the brink of a new cold war, the economy is still struggling, and we are also flooded with savages and terrorists (mostly leaching taxpayers money).
I think we definitely need some "dickheads and racists" to pull us out from all the deep shit what these nice folks unleashed on us.
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Well, and then they are upset and feel insulted when some western countries banned some of the muslim garments. However we didn't touched their religious customs. The Christian churches are silent I guess.
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Gents, FortuneJack is closed to UK players? I've tried to logon with my old account but it turned me down saying no new account registrations allowed from the UK and a couple of more countries. May I ask what are the reasons?
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I've occasionally played on Euromillions and National Lottery with little success. Same results with Bitcoin raffle games (closest thing to a lottery) what I've played twice.
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There have been bigger ones  WOW! 7016 BTC... Nice one . When this have happened? Anyway if that 425.33 in the right corner is the BTC/USD price then it was a hell of loss. |
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So, we can expect a big FLOZ pump and dump on the 27th with some wild swings . |
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