  ? hmmmmm torn between "send location" and "wow that is some serious ass to waist ratio gwanin n thur, but you know in my experience , where there is one naked ass in public, there is often another lol. Drink o'clock Outside, big speakers (spy the min the background) , good music (you hope) , and ass..... throw a beer or a something something in there, bit of sun...... Golden. Beats "get in your covid box" huh? Decipher further.  |
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The United States Treasury Department sanctioned the cryptocurrency mixer blender.io. Blender is the first mixer to be sanctioned by the U.S. government.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned the Bitcoin mixer Blender.io for allegedly processing $20.5 million in stolen cryptocurrency. https://darknetdaily.com/2022/05/08/us-sanctions-cryptocurrency-mixer-blender-io/ |
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You have been warned.  *edit(0): I will give you all my links after it happens. JUST TO F^CK WITH YOU ALL !  *edit(2): I'l give you a hint, so you don't say I'm really that mean. (someone did a data dump on the dark web of the NYAG audit.)Wiil you be linking my post on The Fed running bitfinex? |
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I was not keeping track, and I usually do not disclose that kind of largely irrelevant information anyhow.
Nonetheless, I feel like I rambled quite a bit in my last two 20k posts.... ...
FTFY. Bitcoin is the currency of the Internet:
A distributed, worldwide, decentralized digital money. Unlike traditional currencies such as dollars, bitcoin is issued and managed without any central authority whatsoever: there is no government, company or bank in charge of Bitcoin.
As such, it is resistant to inflation, corrupt banks and self serving govts. It cannot be turned off. It cannot be corrupted. Govts cannot take it from you. Bitcoin has the capability to replace all currencies and last for a thousand years or until something better comes along.
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I think huge improvements in that area could be made in the future, for example in the game of chess many studies have been made about the best players and it is known that a grandmaster can entirely reproduce a chess position after only seeing it once for a few seconds, as long as the position is one that can occurs in a real game and the pieces are not placed randomly on the board, also they posses the almost inexplicable ability to find the strongest play in a split of a second without the ability of making millions of calculations that a computer can make.
This sounds awfully familiar to what a QB has to do, which is to recognize the defense and then take the best decision based on his read, Peyton was probably the best at this, even better than Brady, with the difference that Peyton was given the freedom to change the play to whatever he wanted on the fly while Brady faced more restrictions and was not given this power by Belichick, so he took a different approach and just got rid of the ball as fast as he could to the target that had the best match-up.
Well to be fair Peyton had a huge advantage over most other QB's, he was coached from a child by Elisha Archibald Manning III.  So it is no surprise that NFL coaches did not try to play call for him while others had to get up to NFL speed/tactics before they were trusted enough to take that step. He was always put in the position to succeed and every team he was ever on was specifically built around him. With that being said I'm of the opinion that he is one of the top 25 of all time. |
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Checking the 15 minute chart, looks like a dead cat without the bounce part, it just died. The BIP 119 ordeal doesn't help either. I'm against smart contracts support in Bitcoin, don't want Bitcoin turning into Ethereum with all that entails. I'm fairly optimistic BIP 119 will be rejected eventually, but it's going to get worse before it gets better. As of writing this Bitcoin fell off another cliff, from mid 36k down towards 35k USD. I'm with you modrobert... BIP 119 has some potentially problematic aspects that have not quite been figured out and/or discussed, and at least the proponent has backed off of his original assertion that such BIP is worthy of fast-track considerations... BIP119 was presented as something straightforward, simple and ONLY with upsides, yet it may well be a mechanism that would screw up our current transaction incentives within bitcoin in such a way that would end up causing it to potentially serve as an attack vector.. It is seeming as if it may well be better to put those covenants/smart contracts on second or third layer of bitcoin rather than on the base layer. Guy Swan discussed the matter of potentially screwing up incentives in his podcast from a few days ago. Yeah, we cant put fungibility on the base layer but sure lets throw a attack vector on there so the scammers can run shitcoin P&D's all day. |
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I agree with the sentiment, but WS numbers cannot be accurate for the area as a whole.
Last week some "vitrual' land sale basically broke cough-eth-cough for a day.
Fees alone were more than $100mil.
I did not partake, but saw the info on the interwebs.
I have no interest in pic NFTs whatsoever.
Punters are drying up, that one huge tweet was supposed to go for 48million got a $280 bid. LMFAO Crypto investor Sina Estavi was known to have bought Twitter founder Jack Dorsey’s first-ever tweet NFT for $2.9 million USD last year. Just last week, Estavi listed the NFT for sale at $48 million USD. https://hypebeast.com/2022/4/jack-dorsey-first-tweet-nft-flops-after-48-million-usd-resale-top-bid-280-usd-reportIdiot paid 2.9 Mil for it last year. Its starting to dawn on them all they bought literal shit and it will be a race to the bottom. Just like the "pump" part of a typical crypto pump-and-dump scheme, the NFT scammers start off the scam "pumping" some NFTs by actually buying them with real money, real tens of thousands or even millions of $$$. Why? Cost of running the scam: to sow the seeds of FOMO. To make the participants think that NFTs really have value, that someone else is willing to pay big money for. What's a few million spent on an NFT here or there in the beginning, when you can sell hundreds or thousands of other NFTs for tens of millions more $$$ once the FOMO starts rolling? That's how all these PnD scams work. It's that ol' saying, "Perception is nine tenths of reality". Fake [the market] until you make [the market]. Once you make the market, leave the poor bagholders holding a bunch of worthless junk, while you leave it behind with millions in profit. They are doing the same bullshit tactics with Metaverse properties right now. Same scam, just a different medium. With this shit there isn't even a cost involved as they are starting off selling this shit to themselves for the initial pump and the plebs are falling for it hook line and sinker. I'm amazed in this day and age the human race is literally this fucking retarded. |
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I agree with the sentiment, but WS numbers cannot be accurate for the area as a whole.
Last week some "vitrual' land sale basically broke cough-eth-cough for a day.
Fees alone were more than $100mil.
I did not partake, but saw the info on the interwebs.
I have no interest in pic NFTs whatsoever.
Punters are drying up, that one huge tweet was supposed to go for 48million got a $280 bid. LMFAO Crypto investor Sina Estavi was known to have bought Twitter founder Jack Dorsey’s first-ever tweet NFT for $2.9 million USD last year. Just last week, Estavi listed the NFT for sale at $48 million USD. https://hypebeast.com/2022/4/jack-dorsey-first-tweet-nft-flops-after-48-million-usd-resale-top-bid-280-usd-reportIdiot paid 2.9 Mil for it last year. Its starting to dawn on them all they bought literal shit and it will be a race to the bottom. |
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When Bloomberg looked into how things were going yesterday at 5:15pm, only 110 transactions had been made. By the end of the day, according to crypto tracking platform Dune Analytics, there had only been 40 more. This amounted to less than $75,000 in sales. The platform had 1,120 users at the close of the day. A recent Wall Street Journal report found that NFT sales have fallen 92 percent since their peak last year https://mashable.com/article/coinbase-nft-marketplace-launchCrash and burn bitches. And that 75 grand were wash trades I'd wager. |
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Never change the WO name please
I was going to vote yes as a joke but realized if too many of us did that it wouldn't be funny and the joke would be on us!  |
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Have you seen the movie American Underdog? It is a true story about Kurt Warner. To be honest with you I did not know who he is before watching the movie, however, from this movie it appears that the L.A. Rams is not unfamiliar in taking that type of risk. They might also have taken a much bigger risk on Kurt Warner who was considered to be not in the level of the NFL.
The one thing they never seem to take into account is intelligence, a great Quarterback is always smart. All the athleticism in the world won't save you if you cant think on your feet. I've never seen a stat to quantify that. |
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Prima Donna WR's have become a bane to this league.
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3 Banger, well played CB.
2 more weeks of winter I guess.
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The FRL is interesting, apparently they have recruitment cells all over Russia, and the interest is strong. This could be the beginning of a revolution or civil war in Russia when the Ukranian war is over. And there is no doubt anymore that Ukraine will win, the Russians have crossed too many red lines. The free world will not let this agression stand man. https://twitter.com/lasois4/status/1520853393962520576 |
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