Heads-up! Just tweaking the design now, and it's AWESOME!

~TMIBTCITW

Wait till you see the finish design that'll be placed on a banner to be shown on national television to 100M+ viewers during the Super Bowl come this February second. Just tweaking it now, and it's AWESOME!

~TMIBTCITW

Exactly! Fine somebody that has the same interest as you, then go see a movie.

I see you and I subscribe to the same magazine:

Another barometer would be if/when they go to the HF repair (or whatever it's called) thread to discuss various fixes or tweaks among fellow hashfasters.

To be fair, I'll concur, unless it can be proven that very little by other suppliers shipped during that last 2/4 week span.

It may have been prudent to bring the following to your attention via PM, but that wouldn't have increased my post count.   Besides, we're friends.

Started to read your site/blog and was immediately greeted with your spellings of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin, when discussed as the protocol is almost always capitalized, whereas when it's pertaining to the monetary aspect it's not unless, that is, it's at the beginning of a sentence. Also, it's not two words, and parentheses are never used, unles (bit)coin is somehow warranted. If mentioning a specific amount, i.e. 15 bitcoins, use 15 BTC.

This post is not meant as a dis, simply an FYI. Perhaps some other may offer up the link to that thread that spells it out more clearly than I, for it's eluding me.

Back to reading your site, bud.

~Bruno Kucinskas

And ride off with God into the sunset? 



<when you been around as long as I have, you learnt where are the nuggets can be found on this forum>

About to read the blog posts, but wanted to comment on this first.

My dad was a miner, coal in Belgium from early- to mid-teens. Eight of us (five siblings) lived in a one room house sans running water or heat, save an inefficient fireplace, in Northwest Indiana. Each Christmas, we all received clothes--no toys. Nobody complained, and we all turned out just fine, seldom concerning ourselves throughout life about lack-of-money issues.

I can still recall absorbing myself in Zane Grey novels and Calculus books, sometimes simultaneously. Sadly, I've forgotten most of the Calculus since it was seldom used, but sought other functions to embrace life.

Just a tad more about me, apologizing for taking away from your lovely post, bitcoincito.

~TMIBTCITW (The Most Interesting Bitcoiner in the World)

Yes (just about), and no, albeit it should be yes, and you shouldn't be asking such.  

Damn, I'm behind on this thread, but have been working behind the scenes pertaining to this endeavor and the Super Bowl Project. And barn wood and working on my truck and healing from the fall and the Jehovah Witnesses stopping by (when they say "See you in Two Weeks!", they mean it).

Two houses, considering the story behind it: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=418941 

I was looking for a graphic design to mesh together all the elements, plus some, found here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=423615.msg4634508#msg4634508

Already have a guy working on it, thus this bounty will be paid in full to him. But please don't tell him that I may be paying him a tad extra due to the workload.

Maybe I should have put this is services, but was in a bounty-state-o'-mind.

So you were the one increased the Friendship Hash Rate at that end of bar rackin' up your tab, thus making it more difficult for us common folk to score. You Bastard!

Google Lets Slip That It's Exploring Possible Bitcoin Integration Plans

Seattle Seahawks accepts Google Checkout. Google's considering Bitcoin. Ergo, Seattle Seahawks accepts Bitcoin. That's BitPay's story and they're sticking to it.  They are damn lucky that I love them guys.

~TMIBTCITW

Great! Now BitPay can announce on their Google+ page that Google is officially accepting bitcoins. <not apologizing for providing humor at my friends at BitPay's expense>

Not even close to what I'm witnessed first-hand: Lead paint flakes and dust, no gloves to protect from the splinters and cold, sharp nails protruding all over the place, dull saw blades constantly in use, no goggles on site, chafed electrical cords with exposed wires arcing, one door to exit and enter the place, heavy lifting for 8-10 hours, people smoking in other people's faces, cussing and racial slurs, no paid vacations, working on holidays, no insurance, years old animal shit mixed with the microdust abound, no fresh drinking water on site, no first aid kits on site, and the list continues. Daily, I have to convince my grandmother not to quit.

This thread worked, for I now have a graphic designer in place.

Promise or estimate, for I clearly read the word 'if' in Cara's reply? Also, I couldn't help but notice there's a lot of hope in that reply.

Seriously, I can still buy them at Dollar General. Did so a week ago Saturday.