Very generous of you   I prefer to redistribute my coins by buying goods/services with BTC

This really is the best way to go.

That has always been my experience too.

I think you've stumbled upon the biggest reason we cannot predict bitcoin.

There has been no precedent and unlikely to be one ever again.

I think you mean it jokingly, but that is really the height of bear logic.

X happens, therefore bubble.

or 4000%

LTC - the coin for buying BTC.

Lol, the bids total already going up a decent amount.  All people who were trying to pretend play day-trader.

Standing bids are about 7mil USD and there are only 50k BTC for sale.

This is pretty close to where we started the day minus that huge  buy earlier.  This indicates, you guessed it, more fuel for the rocket.

Also, today was a bank holiday for Japan! I'm not sure why this is important, but I've heard that a couple times today so why not.

If you think there's down pressure I feel bad for you son.

I got 99 problems but a bear ain't one.

We need to come up with a term for skittish bulls.   "Oh no, the price is down 1% after going up 20%! SKY IS FALLING SKY IS...wait...it's back up? TO THE MOOOOOOOOOON!"

Also, it pleases me immensely to see all the bears come out of the wood works when this happens as well. Shows just how desperate they really are to pretend to be relevant

Translation: Mad and can't defend position outside of quoting some guy one time.  Super rad. 

I can tell you, I'm not stunned at your inability to defend your position.  I'll accept that and expect you to no longer post the same arguments without additional evidence in this thread.

I can tell you my personal experience: I usually by a certain dollar amount per week of bitcoin.  When it hit $10 I was nervous, but bought anyways because that was the plan.  When it his $15 I was nervous, but bought anyway because that was the plan.  Same at $20, $30, $40, ect.  So far, it's worked out for me!

You keep using the word "probably". I don't think it means what you think it means.

You also only address the counter-point I made that cannot be addressed by finding one guy posting one thing on the forum.

So, thus far your mental armory consists of post hoc reasoning, personal attacks, and faulty logic.  Please, I encourage you to continue amusing me.

Also, I'd like to inquire about your signature.  Why say you are a bitcoin lobbyist when you neither understand nor support bitcoin?

Not proof of a loss sale.  Hardly proof that this one guy represents an over all trend.  Also, that guy is hardly the mental powerhouse you want to be basing an evidence on.  I refer you to look at his post history.

Also, you only admit that you made this argument post hoc.  You came up with the claim then went around searching for evidence.

Only when I happen to hear Sir Mix-a-lot's "Baby Got Back"

You have a couple things in your argument here:
1. You're working from the assumption that bitcoinstore is losing sales from customers not wanting to spend money due to "deflation".  Unless I missed it, you haven't provided any evidence of this outside of just saying that's the case.  It might seem right in your gut, but you are making the claim and thus need to provide some shred of evidence.  And no, you can't base your argument on pure speculation alone because that's not an argument.

2.  You are assuming people aren't smart enough to convert USD to BTC.  If I need to buy a computer and can save 10% value by buying from bitcoinstore with BTC over USD at amazon, I'll just buy some BTC with USD and then make the purchase.  I haven't bought a computer, but I have done this exact thing for other items from a variety of bitcoin stores. 

Hot pepper = market is hot hot hot and going up.

Anchovies = market smells like dead, rotting fish

I was riffing it I think?  I thought the idea of a younger Al Gore saying "I invented the Internet...AND BITCOIN!" in front of a confused audience was hilarious.  He'd follow this up by saying "Also, remember to google my twitter feed or tumblr"