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[HairyMaclairy]

I believe in the technology of blockchain

I have bad news for you

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[HairyMaclairy]

stfu jjg

Couldn't they break the rule just once and make a pretty electric car?
They are getting quite quick, they just need to pipe in some throbbing and roaring noses, vibration etc., and, well, once you're in it you don't have to look at the ugly mug.

Turn up the volume. 3:46

https://youtu.be/CEz0uCcxshc

[LFC_Bitcoin]

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You argue like a child, you probably have an IQ of less than 100. That's propably because you are not a human, but a bot with the IQ of a rodent.

Speak for yourself.  You seem to be even dumber than roach, even though you both have some pretty decently large stupid-ass contradictory and illogical conclusions that would be better attributed to a child than to an adult.

JIG, the question I want to ask you is -

When we hit $50,000+ per bitcoin how are you going to give it to your detractors?

[JayJuanGee]

stfu jjg

Loouuuk at who-ie gotsie uppie on the wrongie sidie of deeeee beddie?

In case peeps doesn't know dee koreck answer, it is:  V8.    

[Phil_S]

Small rocks are harmless, they burn in the atmosphere. Meteor showers are pretty, and cause zero damage.

Big rocks are rare, and unlikely to hit Earth.
Even if/when is happens, they might miss highly populated areas and not cause a lot of damage anyway.

Really big rocks are all discovered, counted etc. No worries here. None of them on the collision course.

#dyor

https://academic.oup.com/mnras/article/405/3/1901/966774

4 km wide comet?

Yeah, as I said, such really really big rocks are all discovered already. No surprises.

[JayJuanGee]

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You argue like a child, you probably have an IQ of less than 100. That's propably because you are not a human, but a bot with the IQ of a rodent.

Speak for yourself.  You seem to be even dumber than roach, even though you both have some pretty decently large stupid-ass contradictory and illogical conclusions that would be better attributed to a child than to an adult.

JIG, the question I want to ask you is -

When we hit $50,000+ per bitcoin how are you going to give it to your detractors?

That's an EXCELLENT question.


What am I gonna do?




 

[JayJuanGee]

"The people that say it's worthless are wrong and the talk of a 100k party with hookers and lambos makes me want to puke."

Lol
 Its actually  hookers,lambos,LSD,MDMA,SHROOMS,KETAMINE, COKE & BLOW

i thought coke was blow.

Anyway psychedelics with strangers that probably want to punch me... hmmmm ill give it a miss thanks.

Don't worry.

If you keep playing BTC in any kind of way that resembles your historical playing of BTC, it is likely that you will not even be able to afford a bus ticket to such party.

Pobrecito.  Sucks to be you.   

[jojo69]

well. looks like the LTC party is over

[HairyMaclairy]

$8280 local high, potential break to upside

[Phil_S]

I'm one of the 6 who choose $8,251-$8,500.

Feels good.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

$8280 local high, potential break to upside

$8,500 by the end of this week, I’m calling it now. Strap yourselves in!

Warming up nicely.

[El duderino_]

I see there is a new generation of hats for this new bull season.

Those new hats looks nicer.

Can I have a new one @xhomerx10? =D

I trust you to create a new one for me as you like

I bet his already busy with it

at the mean time I don't mind if people co-wear the Vegeta with me and XhomerX, to shoot into 9k's up to 5-dig

[HairyMaclairy]

Watch out above if we break past $8390.  It will invalidate the head and shoulders pattern the bears are clinging to.  

[Toxic2040]

4 km wide comet?

Yeah, as I said, such really really big rocks are all discovered already. No surprises.

Whilst size does matter...mass is equally important imho.

4 SOME GEOPHYSICAL EXPECTATIONS

We consider here some broad-brush expectations arising from the encounter of a swarm of cometary debris impinging on a hemisphere of the Earth. To match the observations at the Boundary, the swarm model must be able to reproduce the observations of extensive conflagration on at least a continental scale, predict the high concentration of nanodiamonds, and account for the presence of apparently lunar material in the boundary layer.
4.1 Thermal effects

Wood subjected to a flux of radiant energy forumla will ignite within 1–20 s. While the whole-Earth encounter may take hours, the energy within any local horizon may be released overhead within a few seconds. Wildfires will thus be initiated over a land area say 5 per cent of the area of the Earth (that of North America, for example) if the meteoroid swarm deposits ∼1–20 × 1025 ergs during the encounter. At the extreme, we can assume an encounter speed v= 30 km s−1 and 100 per cent efficiency of conversion of kinetic to radiant energy in the upper atmosphere. Then, the required mass of swarm to yield a continent-wide conflagration is ∼2–40 × 1012 gm. If the radiant energy is an order of magnitude down on this (say with the most of the energy going into bulk motion of air before disintegration, slowing the bolides to say 10 km s−1), then one requires the Earth to intercept a mass ∼2–40 × 1013 gm which is in the range of the masses discussed in Section 3. In reality, this energy will be distributed over a large number of discrete areas corresponding to Tunguska-like fireballs. There is therefore an expectation of conflagration over at least continental scales following such an encounter. A similar figure is reached if one distributes say N epicentres each of 2 × 103 km2 of fire damage over 25 × 106 km2 of continent: then one requires N∼ 104 Tunguska-like impacts corresponding to an intercepted mass ∼5 × 1014 gm.

Just to be clear, I am not really disagreeing with you.. I think we have mapped 90%+ plus of these debris fields caused by either comets or NEO's intersecting orbits and/or collisions.

Its the ones we might have missed that are cause for worry. This is not hypothetical or fringe theories, there is hard evidence that these events have happened in the past and are likely to happen again in the future.

Should you spend your precious time worrying over such things?  Probably not, but I dont think it should be ignored either.

[HairyMaclairy]

It’s not how big it is, it’s what you do with it

[El duderino_]

Latest spy shots of the all electric, 592 bhp, 664 lb ft, Porsche Taycan (formerly known as Mission E).  Want.  



https://www.evo.co.uk/porsche/17091/2019-porsche-taycan-nears-production-all-the-details-on-stuttgart-s-tesla-model-s

Damn HM F***off with those electric BS cars, real engine, real sound real carssssss 

F*** those electric plastic build trash cars!!!!

Don’t fear the future man. One day it won’t be cool anymore to have a car that walrus farts.

When I saw I robot with Will Smith few years back, and he pulled out that MV Agusta I instant thought he's the cool guy in that time-space!

[El duderino_]

When does Theymos drop a STFU Flag??

Could be needed at some places 

[infofront]

It’s not how big it is, it’s what you do with it

That's just what we say to make tiny space objects feel better.

When does Theymos drop a STFU Flag??

Could be needed at some places  

[fillippone]

at the mean time I don't mind if people co-wear the Vegeta with me and XhomerX, to shoot into 9k's up to 5-dig

When Mic calls for actions, Filippone screams his battle cry!

Edit: wearing Vegeta hat, already fighting internet caches all over the world!

[El duderino_]

at the mean time I don't mind if people co-wear the Vegeta with me and XhomerX, to shoot into 9k's up to 5-dig

When Mic calls for actions, Filippone screams his battle cry!

Edit: wearing Vegeta hat, already fighting internet caches all over the world!

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Yeah Thursday a normal big chance of cinema day and damn me and bro gonna watch Aladdin...... This is happening yes!