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[Hueristic]

I dunno man, that chain technology has come a long way.

HAH, I was at a midevil event and this chick had a chainmail shirt(full shirt) on and I asked if I could check it out and she was like yeah so I took it and bounced her tits up and down and they just kept going! Boy she had a nice stack and I had no clue she had no bra on. she turned a bit red but I had a huge smile. Those were some fun times.


HEY, Does anyone remember the candid camera episode where they did the mision impossible telephone booth gag? I cannot google it. I'd appreciate some help.
I've gotten up to this string with no success.

"mission impossible telephone booth locked  gag hidden camera self destruct candid camera skit"

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[mymenace]

Sick of it


Conspiracy theory or not

Crap pops up about women when some shit talk want to happen

Future proves past

[JayJuanGee]

Next station 5800

That guy got beaten to death.

I found a link to an article.  Wow.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/16/indian-businessman-famed-for-240000-gold-shirt-beaten-to-death

Sorry, I didn't know. I can remove it, if it offends someone.

That guy/image has been a meme for quite a while, so I doubt that it offends anyone.  I would think that it is a kind of compliment to have your life remembered, even if your life ended by malicious and perhaps vigilante behavior of others.

When I did this meme, it seemed cool to me, because it displays the market that is now. Today you are poor, tomorrow rich. Of course, if you're smart

I think that your memes made your point pretty well, even though I disagree with the concept of shorting bitcoin, especially after it already experienced nearly a 30% dip within about 2 weeks. It neither seems to be a good personal strategy nor good for bitcoin... yet I understand that personal strategy might be the only one that matters to a lot of people who just want to make money, but even on that basis, it seems a bit of a gamble to bet on DOWN after a relatively fast correction.

 On the other hand, if someone had been betting on DOWN when the price went up 30% in almost the same amount of time, that would have seemed to like a more practical and realistic bet (even though I personally don't engage in any kind of margin trading of bitcoin).

[jonoiv]

[realr0ach]

We're below all of these companies:

https://i.imgur.com/6ZeZA1V.png

As if the value of imaginary, valueless shitcoins should be worth more than....the entire Walmart franchise that has a giant physical building on the corner of every town in America.  The only way that would be any way rational is if bitcoin was the world reserve currency.  

It's not possible because shitcoins have no valid Schelling point.  They're based on artificial scarcity just like regular fiat and can be created ad infinitum.  There's no way you can force everyone else to use your artificial scarcity scam instead of physical metals, which are a million times better as a settlement unit.  You can hoard all the shitcoins in the world and guess what?  I can just completely ignore you like you don't even exist.  On the other hand, if I hoard all the physical silver in the world, you don't get to ignore me since you actually need it.

[kirreev070]

I think that your memes made your point pretty well, even though I disagree with the concept of shorting bitcoin, especially after it already experienced nearly a 30% dip within about 2 weeks. It neither seems to be a good personal strategy nor good for bitcoin... yet I understand that personal strategy might be the only one that matters to a lot of people who just want to make money, but even on that basis, it seems a bit of a gamble to bet on DOWN after a relatively fast correction.

 On the other hand, if someone had been betting on DOWN when the price went up 30% in almost the same amount of time, that would have seemed to like a more practical and realistic bet (even though I personally don't engage in any kind of margin trading of bitcoin).

Already 3 days on the fall play.And very successful. I know that there will be growth, but later. Now many people say that bitcoin has fallen heavily, what this is the end. But this is not so, year ago it was twice cheaper. It's just that people want great growth and eternal "that's moon", especially beginners. But this is impossible.

[realr0ach]

Also, I would prefer nobody sell right now since the odds of this being an SEC Jew scam are extremely high, and the "delay" might just be a shakeout.  I would prefer everyone have TONS of coins to dump on the Jews should they approve an ETF.

[jojo69]

[Last of the V8s]

sorry got sidetracked. answer is unclear, but possibly kathy gfeller

[Raja_MBZ]

As if the value of imaginary, valueless shitcoins should be worth more than....the entire Walmart franchise that has a giant physical building on the corner of every town in America.

What if...

1) Walmart suddenly reports a very less generated revenue OR is not speaking the truth regarding the generated revenue of each year? You simply can't track the revenue which they make on each product they sell (as there's no blockchain involved). OTOH, I can track my shitcoin's development with complete transparency (like at Github) and the transactions through explorer.

2) the people/customers start preferring online/e-stores instead of shiny giant physical stores for their comfort? What the hell will those giant buildings do for you then? They'll only start making awful losses through bills, salaries and taxes. Stuff (ready-to-be-delivered) can be stored safely at 1/12th space of buildings like those, which will make the remaining 11/12th space totally useless. If you own a little valueless share of Walmart, you can't make them sell their building. OTOH, I can develop my shitcoins in any way I want no matter how much of it I own, simply forking can make me drive the development, and whoever would like my style of driving it, can sit behind me.

Get digital man, it's time to digitize. I do admit that digital currencies can't replace your traditional assets like Gold & Silver, but they're way better than worthless fiat, specially the coins that are truly decentralized.

[mymenace]

Trap closed, Roger's gone
Hurt some close friends he did.
Wild swings to continue, up and down, back and forth

so sad, no moon, remember November

Bye ZEC

[fabiorem]

Since we are going back to the 5000s, I ask the bears, please, do something more decent this time. Lets go to $4888. Why postpone it? Lets go there already.

[Last of the V8s]

https://twitter.com/nford/status/1027282646739689472
#homophobia #instagay #csw #rose #ruinaet @ProfFaustus #racist #sexist #bch #bitcoincash #crypto
-pic is nsfl
-thread is nsfw

[fabiorem]

Bcash lol.

[Hueristic]

https://twitter.com/nford/status/1027282646739689472
#homophobia #instagay #csw #rose #ruinaet @ProfFaustus #racist #sexist #bch #bitcoincash #crypto
-pic is nsfl
-thread is nsfw

When was it ever?

[realr0ach]

specially the coins that are truly decentralized.

It is not possible to create a decentralized digital currency.  Stop repeating this lie pushed by fly by night motivational speakers/used car salesmen scammers like Andreas Antonopolous.  Transaction validators are ALWAYS designed to centralize through interest, or economy of scale, or capital reqs for creating a foundry, the bell curve's effect on ASIC design, and a million other centralizing variables.  Silver and gold DO NOT have centralized transaction validators. Shitcoins do.  They are not "money", they're solely a system of control.

Gold =       Money of kings
Silver =     Money of gentlemen
Copper =   Money of peasants
Fiat =        Money of slaves
Shitcoins = Money of barcoded cattle

[El duderino_]

^
BITCOIN=emperors money then ?? special elite ?? new people of the world or where do BITCOINERS put them self i know its on top of the pyramid but how do you wanna call us DO not say nazi's or something 

[realr0ach]

^bitcoins fall under the same category as shitcoins.  I.E. an artificial scarcity scam just like fiat.

[JayJuanGee]

I think that your memes made your point pretty well, even though I disagree with the concept of shorting bitcoin, especially after it already experienced nearly a 30% dip within about 2 weeks. It neither seems to be a good personal strategy nor good for bitcoin... yet I understand that personal strategy might be the only one that matters to a lot of people who just want to make money, but even on that basis, it seems a bit of a gamble to bet on DOWN after a relatively fast correction.

 On the other hand, if someone had been betting on DOWN when the price went up 30% in almost the same amount of time, that would have seemed to like a more practical and realistic bet (even though I personally don't engage in any kind of margin trading of bitcoin).

Already 3 days on the fall play.And very successful. I know that there will be growth, but later. Now many people say that bitcoin has fallen heavily, what this is the end. But this is not so, year ago it was twice cheaper. It's just that people want great growth and eternal "that's moon", especially beginners. But this is impossible.

We don't disagree about the likelihood that bitcoin is going up in the long term.  I am just quibbling with any suggestions that it would be a good idea to short (or even sell bitcoin) after it has already made a nearly 30% correction.  Such play might work, but the odds for success do not seem great.

[El duderino_]

I think that your memes made your point pretty well, even though I disagree with the concept of shorting bitcoin, especially after it already experienced nearly a 30% dip within about 2 weeks. It neither seems to be a good personal strategy nor good for bitcoin... yet I understand that personal strategy might be the only one that matters to a lot of people who just want to make money, but even on that basis, it seems a bit of a gamble to bet on DOWN after a relatively fast correction.

 On the other hand, if someone had been betting on DOWN when the price went up 30% in almost the same amount of time, that would have seemed to like a more practical and realistic bet (even though I personally don't engage in any kind of margin trading of bitcoin).

Already 3 days on the fall play.And very successful. I know that there will be growth, but later. Now many people say that bitcoin has fallen heavily, what this is the end. But this is not so, year ago it was twice cheaper. It's just that people want great growth and eternal "that's moon", especially beginners. But this is impossible.

We don't disagree about the likelihood that bitcoin is going up in the long term.  I am just quibbling with any suggestions that it would be a good idea to short (or even sell bitcoin) after it has already made a nearly 30% correction.  Such play might work, but the odds for success do not seem great.

Why ever see btc Going from 6200 to 8000 and sell.... only super fools would sell ..... to gain what ?
And @ what risk or am i wrong ?