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April 30, 2020, 10:51:23 AM |
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Just the AIDSflu broJust the Coronavirus Bro, thank god its not the much deadlier flu
... just run out and catch AIDS, said no-one ever. Blood-clots, strokes, heart attacks, immune system fucked ... this thing is just getting started and they want you all to catch it. The second wave will be the deadliest, Antibody Dependent Enhancement cytokine storms (google it) have been designed in to this bioweapon so it might be v. messy.Fear induced gibberish that I half way believe bc I cant think straight lately.
For the record: I've never had a bitcoin trading account, never shorted bitcoin. Mined some in 2010-11, wrote an outline how-to build first GPU homebuilt miner bought a few in 2011, committed code to bitcoin-core and other crypto open source projects, on bitcointalk for 9 years, named the 'satoshi', invested in some bitcoin start-ups, minding my own business mostly. You do the credibility math. I will never admit to shorting Bitcoin, but you can read between the lines.
I used to be a different kind of guy and focused my energies on King Bitcoin and the betterment of society. I wasn't blinded by fear back then but things happened in life that caused me great stress and I'm stuck in this cycle now. It gets worse when my fear driven predictions don't materialize. How about you stop being a dick to me and show some compassion bc my problems are real.
Sure, the first step is stepping back and realizing this is just the Coronavirus, not the more deadly Flu, and you didn't die. The Bull Market is young, and everything will work out just fine.
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April 30, 2020, 10:56:13 AM Last edit: April 30, 2020, 03:02:01 PM by gentlemand |
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Sure, the first step is stepping back and realizing this is just the Coronavirus, not the more deadly Flu, and you didn't die. The Bull Market is young, and everything will work out just fine. Why have you so fervently nailed your colours to this particular mast? And why keep it up for almost every single post that says the exact same thing for months now. It's turned you into an intolerable shrieking knob. Shake it up with another subject I dare you.
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April 30, 2020, 10:57:35 AM |
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[much about VE day celebrations and the liberation of the camps 75 years ago]
And from Major Richard B*****-R**** [Regiment]
Marriage is like a game of cards
At first all you need is hearts and a diamond.
But later, at times, all you really want is a club and a spade.
How many can relate to this?
Hon Sec
On behalf of the branch I have sent a Birthday Card to Captain Tom – 100 years young today.
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Lambie Slayer
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April 30, 2020, 11:02:33 AM |
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Sure, the first step is stepping back and realizing this is just the Coronavirus, not the more deadly Flu, and you didn't die. The Bull Market is young, and everything will work out just fine. Why have you so fervently nailed your colours to this particular mask?
It's turned you into an intolerable shrieking knob. Shake it up with another subject I dare you. It really bothers me when you point out the obvious. It makes it hard to pretend with a straight face that we are worried and sad about a nothing burger. Its hard enough that you had to be right about this when we were drinking doom kool aid. Why wont you let us virtue signal and be bearish in peace ffs!Bc its a Bull Market. via Imgflip Meme Generator
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named the 'satoshi'
Confirmed: 1 satoshi = 1 microbitcent (smallest denomination)
100 million satoshis = 1 bitcoin
Are we agreed?
Technically this guy beat you to it: For the purpose of this discussion, suppose a millionth of a bitcoin is called a satoshi.
As far as the whole second wave down thing is concerned... I honestly give it about a 20% chance of occurring. I'm talking about the stock market plummeting below recent lows and dragging bitcoin (and the whole of crypto) along with it. I've read all the bearish analyses and commentary comparing this action to that of 2008 and 1929, in that there is always a bounce ("return to normal" phase) before the real crash. However, what's different this time around is the fed rushing to immediately inject trillions of capital into the markets. Anything that is at risk of sinking, the fed is ready to prop it up by printing more cash. "Can't fight the fed," as they say.
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April 30, 2020, 11:06:48 AM |
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Just the AIDSflu bro
... just run out and catch AIDS, said no-one ever. Blood-clots, strokes, heart attacks, immune system fucked ... this thing is just getting started and they want you all to catch it. The second wave will be the deadliest, Antibody Dependent Enhancement cytokine storms (google it) have been designed in to this bioweapon so it might be v. messy.
For the record: I've never had a bitcoin trading account, never shorted bitcoin. Mined some in 2010-11, wrote an outline how-to build first GPU homebuilt miner bought a few in 2011, committed code to bitcoin-core and other crypto open source projects, on bitcointalk for 9 years, named the 'satoshi', invested in some bitcoin start-ups, minding my own business mostly. You do the credibility math.
It's not aids. It's not flu either. Or polio or leprosy or anything else. It's a new virus with its own unique characteristics. Among those, the two major ones being: 1. It spreads incredibly easy. To the point where it is not realistic to avoid it with any reliability no matter what you do. 2. It is not very deadly. Put those together and add the need to EAT, and the least bad option is to get back to work. The lockdown is doing more harm than the virus itself.
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April 30, 2020, 11:11:26 AM Merited by fillippone (1) |
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I cannot understand, for the life of me, how this guy can type on such a teeny-weeny keyboard! Must be into S&M... Sorry for the silly post, I'm sure your post is great, just had to comment on the KB thing...
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Lambie Slayer
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April 30, 2020, 11:14:52 AM |
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Just the AIDSflu bro
... just run out and catch AIDS, said no-one ever. Blood-clots, strokes, heart attacks, immune system fucked ... this thing is just getting started and they want you all to catch it. The second wave will be the deadliest, Antibody Dependent Enhancement cytokine storms (google it) have been designed in to this bioweapon so it might be v. messy.
For the record: I've never had a bitcoin trading account, never shorted bitcoin. Mined some in 2010-11, wrote an outline how-to build first GPU homebuilt miner bought a few in 2011, committed code to bitcoin-core and other crypto open source projects, on bitcointalk for 9 years, named the 'satoshi', invested in some bitcoin start-ups, minding my own business mostly. You do the credibility math.
It's not aids. It's not flu either. Or polio or leprosy or anything else. It's a new virus with its own unique characteristics. Among those, the two major ones being: 1. It spreads incredibly easy. To the point where it is not realistic to avoid it with any reliability no matter what you do. 2. It is not very deadly. Put those together and add the need to EAT, and the least bad option is to get back to work. The lockdown is doing more harm than the virus itself. +1
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April 30, 2020, 11:17:47 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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maybe Lambie is actually that tart crumbs/notlambchop who used to haunt this place would explain the endlessly repetitive, nearly funny but not actually, meaningless trolling
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April 30, 2020, 11:27:14 AM |
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I agree that this is killing the economy. Everybody's pocket will get affected by this sooner or later. Everybody except Bitcoin holders. The rich actually get richer during economic down times. There are always some exceptions. I'm happy to see we are in that subset now (of course, the amount of BTC matters, but one can always dream). The healthiest response imho is to give (drugs)
A long night and wishful thinking got me misreading what you wrote. Think things would have been much more bearable if the gubermint had sent out a bottle of Valium, half a dozen cases of beer and a ounce of chronic instead of stupid stimulus checks. I had a good laugh on this. Yes, it would have been more bearable. Some could argue that this money is needed badly for food by some, but I am sure that most have spent it on various crap (including overpriced toilet paper), but indeed, some distraction may have been a good idea. The italians are also very dirty people with a large elderly population. Half of them don't wash their hands after using the can and they hug and kiss instead of shaking hands. Of course they have a high death rate.
Just saw some stats on excess death rate compared to previous years. Some countries have 50% more, denmark a mere 5%, most some place inbetween. Cultural practices matter at least as much as the virus itself.
Indeed, they have somewhat bigger percentage of elderly people. The dirty part is arguable. Hug & kiss? They are warmer - the Latins are warmer than the Nordics - that's not about dirt actually. They are less disciplined and love life (and outdoors) more than others and this may be the difference from Denmark too. But all in all your gathered data is not as correct and complete as it should be for a correct conclusion, so let me not agree with you.
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April 30, 2020, 11:31:55 AM |
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The italians are also very dirty people with a large elderly population. Half of them don't wash their hands after using the can and they hug and kiss instead of shaking hands. Of course they have a high death rate.
Just saw some stats on excess death rate compared to previous years. Some countries have 50% more, denmark a mere 5%, most some place inbetween. Cultural practices matter at least as much as the virus itself.
Indeed, they have somewhat bigger percentage of elderly people. The dirty part is arguable. Hug & kiss? They are warmer - the Latins are warmer than the Nordics - that's not about dirt actually. They are less disciplined and love life (and outdoors) more than others and this may be the difference from Denmark too. But all in all your gathered data is not as correct and complete as it should be for a correct conclusion, so let me not agree with you. Frame it however you want. They have more disease vectors either way.
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April 30, 2020, 12:10:31 PM Merited by fillippone (1) |
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The italians are also very dirty people with a large elderly population. Half of them don't wash their hands after using the can and they hug and kiss instead of shaking hands. Of course they have a high death rate.
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April 30, 2020, 12:28:20 PM |
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By the way, we all know that vegetas power level is way above 9000 right?
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April 30, 2020, 12:40:50 PM |
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The italians are also very dirty people with a large elderly population. Half of them don't wash their hands after using the can and they hug and kiss instead of shaking hands. Of course they have a high death rate.
Italians (Archive Image) @fillippone (left) @bitbollo (center) @babo (right) I cannot understand, for the life of me, how this guy can type on such a teeny-weeny keyboard! Must be into S&M...
When esthetic reigns over proper design and functionality, you have abominable design like that one.
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April 30, 2020, 01:00:26 PM |
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By the way, we all know that vegetas power level is way above 9000 right?
Yes, bitcoin did make a big jump in last 24 hours.
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April 30, 2020, 01:19:59 PM |
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By the way, we all know that vegetas power level is way above 9000 right?
Yes, bitcoin did make a big jump in last 24 hours. Don't bury it yet... It will jump again. It ain't dead baby, it ain't dead...
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April 30, 2020, 01:46:28 PM |
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By the way, we all know that vegetas power level is way above 9000 right?
Yes, bitcoin did make a big jump in last 24 hours. No I mean it was Goku that had a power level over 9000. Vegeta was at least 3 times stronger at the time. 9k should be called a Kakarot.
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April 30, 2020, 01:51:16 PM |
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By the way, we all know that vegetas power level is way above 9000 right?
Ultra instinct at $100k. AYH after AYH... 350DMA still looking upside. They tried hard @ $7k to reverse the bullish momentum but failed. Missing old mindtrust who hodl til the day they died. Hope their account wasnt hacked and they are able to recover it soon. Made 250 bucks in 2 days wow this shit is on fire! to the moon! All in now? Man you sound like you have bipolar lol Some conflicting posts in the past month since they sold low.
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April 30, 2020, 02:16:37 PM |
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Last Update from Masterluc: Daily SMA 200 revisited and broken up with healthy long green daily candle. I am now waiting upper trend line (@10000) to be broken to return midterm absolutely bullish bias. Unless that I keep in mind "Bearish outcome" related idea because of last very painful dip.
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