"Imagine" if only someone would write a song about this. 

I'll buy 4000 FRC at 4000 PPC.

I'd probably be interested in the 5850s just don't have any open PCI slots left.  Need a motherboard and a PSU.  Someone post one of those and your asking price  

Posting in the alt currency forum instead of the main "Goods" forum, since I want to use FRC to purchase.

Shoot me a price quote (shipped in the US) for good functioning motherboards with multiple PCI-e slots, PSUs, GPUs, and other mining equipment.

lol thanks to whoever sent me .00000054 BTC.  It made me lol when I saw that. 

"Well, I think I could be a really good lawyer.  I'm like better than Sam Watterston I can tell you that much.
"Oh you want to be a lawyer?  Don't you think you should know how to read or write?"
"Objection! Hearsay!"

I just don't understand the need for the 80%.  Why not just focus on the demurrage aspect?   Seems the 80% is what is scaring off more adopters.

If any number were to be used, I believe 10% is more reasonable.  The solution to reduce the excess amount that has already been taken is easy (atleast in my mind).  Simply "lose" the remaining outstanding coins. 

Can someone translate this?  Where did this rant come from?

Aside from the constitutional argument against the fed (which is a complicated subject in and of itself), the answer is yes.  Contracts just don't expire, unless the contract says it does.  They may however, terminate upon completion of the contract.  But theoretically I could enter into a 200 year long contract and it be perfectly valid.  (Although ownership rights in land can get really complicated due to the Rule Against Perpetuities, so ignore that for now, I'm only speaking in general contract terms.)

This is completely wrong.  (Except for maybe the 99th anniversary of the Fed Reserve.  I didnt' look that up.)  

There is no time limitation for a business deal/contract in general, unless the contract says there is.  (Now the Statute of Frauds requires contracts that cannot be performed within 1 year to be in writing, but that's something completely different.)  
The 99 year lease you cited to only applies to real property, and I'm not aware of anywhere in the U.S. that it applies.  I believe it's used in Mexico, however.

Greedy....I'll only take BTC54 here:  19GpqFsNGP8jS941YYZZjmCSrHwvX3QjiC

You should have been nicer this year.  Maybe Santa would have brought them to you. 

Makes the amount I've been mining look rather small  in comparison...

I'll throw my name on the list, if someone needs an escrow agent.

My rep includes so many trades in the hardware section and alt currency section I've lost count.  Plenty of references available.  jduck1987, bigal, juggalodarkclow, AnonX, lightlord, liquid, Dalkore, BCB, starlightbreaker, nethead....on and on and on...

I won't charge anything, just a thanks, and maybe a tip.  

I can also hold altcoins in escrow.  Even if it doesn't say I'm online, shoot me a pm.  I get that directly on my cell phone, and can see that you need me. 

I sent them an email offering to review their products for the community, but alas, no response.... 

OK, just jumped on the FRC bandwagon, and trying to figure it out.  I'm struggling to understand this whole concept.  Say I have 10,000 FRC today.  They will eventually disappear? At what rate? 

As well as the coinotron pool has been run, I'd love to see them open an exchange.  Big +1 to this idea. 

I'll give it a shot.  Shoot me a pm.