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I'm a farmer for fucks sake.
Special skills - rearing livestock, growing crops, shooting a 3" group at 500 yds.
braggart i am a burnout special skills - shitposting, smoking weed, plinking anyone else? Excellent skills, plus you have Bitcoin unlike the smartass no coiner in question. It was a wet day yesterday and I stayed in and smoked some of my home pressed hash. As an infrequent smoker I wish I had your special skill in this department as I was fucked for the rest of the day. lol that's why i left the tobacco and went on vaping or cooking it. All that wasted years of my youth, trying to master the bhong (USA: bong), resulting in occasional blackouts followed by being unable to move for hours... How do you make your hash? pollom or extract? Asking for a friend ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Ice hash from fine sieve bags. I don't use tobacco either just a simple pipe. I'm just not used to it everyday, like some of you guys. Tried the butane method through a perfume extractor, but lots of problems, obtaining odorless butane, safety and so on.
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November 18, 2021, 07:59:39 PM |
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Ice hash from fine sieve bags.
I don't use tobacco either just a simple pipe.
I'm just not used to it everyday, like some of you guys.
Tried the butane method through a perfume extractor, but lots of problems, obtaining odorless butane, safety and so on.
I'm only used to it when i do it on a regular basis. After a week off i'm smashed after a vape or cookie. I'm that recreational type of user, on evenings only. Sieves are providing the most pure, natural pollom, imo. I also tried alcoholic extraction (oil) but wasn't satisfied with the results, it's also hard to get the right alcohol for it. I used those grinders sporting the sieved bottom compartment for many years, until i started vaping and collecting the sticky remains, which got already decarboxylated by hot air. Perfect for non-smoking purposes.
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November 18, 2021, 08:01:24 PM |
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Farmer Bill
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November 18, 2021, 08:04:39 PM |
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Oh, he's asking about the WO cult of hats...
Wall Observers Should have hats? Do you guys have any regulatory organizations or something like that? LOL Get a grip, man ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Sorry, I didn't mark my comment (the one you quoted) as irony: ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) It's all in the thread I linked you to. Oh yeah. Thank you very much. I just read that thread and I just figured out The Inventor of the hat is "xhomarx10". It becomes trendy. Still, I didn't get what was the mission behind this. Oh, he's asking about the WO cult of hats...
Wall Observers Should have hats? Do you guys have any regulatory organizations or something like that? Perhaps something lost in translation, even though your English language skills are excellent, but The vast majority on WO shun regulatory organizations, they cause most of the shit that happens to self reliant, independent people in the world by attempting to remove that self - reliance. How about working towards being your own boss, that's the best boss you can have. I didn't use a translator. I know my English is poor. I am sorry about that. Yeah, being your own boss is amazing if you can. But, you may read my bio. I have the best bosses. Oh, he's asking about the WO cult of hats...
Wall Observers Should have hats? Do you guys have any regulatory organizations or something like that? Perhaps something lost in translation, even though your English language skills are excellent, but The vast majority on WO shun regulatory organizations, they cause most of the shit that happens to self reliant, independent people in the world by attempting to remove that self - reliance. How about working towards being your own boss, that's the best boss you can have. word! I think he was thinking the hats are like official badges or something like that. @naim027: Really, they're just hats. Hats are cool. And they are a lot more cool if xhomerx10 designed them. WO regulars tend to like his hat designs... As well as observing bitcoin price charts, playing "where-am-i" occasionally, creating haiku's (traditionally on sundays), bashing shitcoiners, beggars and scammers. Right. You got me. I thought you guys trying to make bitcointalk great again. And you guys are volunteers. Like- BitcoinTalk Police. But, I didn't get why that Thread title says "No hats? Fuck off" ✂ @naim027: Really, they're just hats. Hats are cool. And they are a lot more cool if xhomerx10 designed them. WO regulars tend to like his hat designs... ✂
our hats are awesome ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.giphy.com%2Fmedia%2FRLJGA8YoRlVQtvq9fu%2Fgiphy.gif&t=665&c=ZREUAES3fHWjZA) Oh yeah. They are awesome. I would like to wear one of them for real. Your English is very good. Was the "no hats fuck off" the covid vaccine thread by any chance?
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November 18, 2021, 08:05:36 PM |
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Oh, he's asking about the WO cult of hats...
Wall Observers Should have hats? Do you guys have any regulatory organizations or something like that? LOL Get a grip, man ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Sorry, i didn't mark my comment (the one you quoted) as irony ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) It's all in the thread i linked you to. Question is can you read the thread faster than jjg can type? Probably not
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November 18, 2021, 08:07:31 PM |
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Oh, he's asking about the WO cult of hats...
Wall Observers Should have hats? Do you guys have any regulatory organizations or something like that? LOL Get a grip, man ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Sorry, i didn't mark my comment (the one you quoted) as irony ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) It's all in the thread i linked you to. Question is can you read the thread faster than jjg can type? Probably not Oh No 🙏🙏 I will never dare to do this. He might be a writing bot 😁
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November 18, 2021, 08:09:53 PM |
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How do you make your hash? pollom or extract? Asking for a friend ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Bubbles?
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naim027
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November 18, 2021, 08:11:32 PM Last edit: October 12, 2022, 01:33:18 PM by naim027 Merited by rdbase (2), Symmetrick (2) |
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If we open the 4H chart of BTC, we can see that BTC is in Descending Triangle pattern. And BTC's price is currently in the demand zone and here the price has been on the sideway for two days now. sideways range: 61500-58500. If the market trades above this range then we can expect BTC Descending Triangle to breakout. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FXmsGVdG.jpg&t=665&c=L0zZ9ceyOIKqIw) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Ff0svp0d.jpg&t=665&c=66_K11naI2CK7w) On the other hand, if the market cannot hold the current demand zone, then panic selling will start in the market. And a good dump will come in altcoin. But fundamentally, the impact that the Indian government has made on BTC today will have an impact on the market, because when a country's government tweets positively about BTC, it has a lot of impact on the market. But all in all, although we are bullish on BTC, we need to keep an eye on the chart all the time. Because when market makers do something behind the scenes, a lot of their impressions fall on the market charts. Seeing that, one can easily understand what is happening behind the scenes. On Thursday, November 18, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said cryptocurrencies must not fall into the “wrong hands and spoil our youth", urging all democratic nations to come together and ensure things like these do not happen. The government and the RBI had recently hinted about floating a strong regulatory control on cryptocurrency to avoid money laundering and terror financing, rather than banning it entirely. Source: The Indian government may not opt for a Bitcoin ban but is likely to impose regulations on cryptocurrencyhttps://indtoday.com/bitcoin-ban-in-india-know-what-experts-say/
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Farmer Bill
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November 18, 2021, 08:11:51 PM |
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Ice hash from fine sieve bags.
I don't use tobacco either just a simple pipe.
I'm just not used to it everyday, like some of you guys.
Tried the butane method through a perfume extractor, but lots of problems, obtaining odorless butane, safety and so on.
I'm only used to it when i do it on a regular basis. After a week off i'm smashed after a vape or cookie. I'm that recreational type of user, on evenings only. Sieves are providing the most pure, natural pollom, imo. I also tried alcoholic extraction (oil) but wasn't satisfied with the results, it's also hard to get the right alcohol for it. I used those grinders sporting the sieved bottom compartment for many years, until i started vaping and collecting the sticky remains, which got already decarboxylated by hot air. Perfect for non-smoking purposes. Does getting stoned help or hinder your existing memory problem?
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I much prefer reading WO when we are downity, I can almost sense how different folks deal with it in how they reply:
Meme poster - hiding behind humour Miner poster - hiding behind dca at scale TA/Charts poster - hiding behind perceived intelligence Finger pointing poster - hiding behind blame Hopium poster - hiding behind bull characteristics FUD poster - hiding behind bear characteristics
The commonality is we all recognises the price movement we just express it different ways. I find that highly enjoyable to figure out who is who based on their posting habits purely as a distraction away from the downity. Did I miss any poster types?
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November 18, 2021, 08:19:23 PM |
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If this carries on dumping, I may ask Bob for a job as a farm hand on his ranch. Either that or Mcd’s.
Really hope the bottom is in & we get back to 60k ASAP.
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Farmer Bill
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November 18, 2021, 08:22:37 PM |
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I much prefer reading WO when we are downity, I can almost sense how different folks deal with it in how they reply:
Meme poster - hiding behind humour Miner poster - hiding behind dca at scale TA/Charts poster - hiding behind perceived intelligence Finger pointing poster - hiding behind blame Hopium poster - hiding behind bull characteristics FUD poster - hiding behind bear characteristics
The commonality is we all recognises the price movement we just express it different ways. I find that highly enjoyable to figure out who is who based on their posting habits purely as a distraction away from the downity. Did I miss any poster types?
Clever poster - hiding behind the fact they don't have a fucking clue.
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November 18, 2021, 08:22:50 PM |
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Ice hash from fine sieve bags.
I don't use tobacco either just a simple pipe.
I'm just not used to it everyday, like some of you guys.
Tried the butane method through a perfume extractor, but lots of problems, obtaining odorless butane, safety and so on.
I'm only used to it when i do it on a regular basis. After a week off i'm smashed after a vape or cookie. I'm that recreational type of user, on evenings only. Sieves are providing the most pure, natural pollom, imo. I also tried alcoholic extraction (oil) but wasn't satisfied with the results, it's also hard to get the right alcohol for it. I used those grinders sporting the sieved bottom compartment for many years, until i started vaping and collecting the sticky remains, which got already decarboxylated by hot air. Perfect for non-smoking purposes. Does getting stoned help or hinder your existing memory problem? It adds to them, short time memory related (a well known, temporary side effect). That's why i don't use it over the day or when i have to get things like done. I was staying off about half a year to find out if it does affect my working memory malfunction in any positive way, but it didn't. It's also not getting worse over time by daily weed usage. It just gets a little boring without it in the evenings and helps with dreaming too much and intense, which i do, because i constantly switch between deep- and REM sleep at night about a dozen times per hour. THC seems to suppress it.
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November 18, 2021, 08:24:00 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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I much prefer reading WO when we are downity, I can almost sense how different folks deal with it in how they reply:
Meme poster - hiding behind humour Miner poster - hiding behind dca at scale TA/Charts poster - hiding behind perceived intelligence Finger pointing poster - hiding behind blame Hopium poster - hiding behind bull characteristics FUD poster - hiding behind bear characteristics
The commonality is we all recognises the price movement we just express it different ways. I find that highly enjoyable to figure out who is who based on their posting habits purely as a distraction away from the downity. Did I miss any poster types?
The HODL poster ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) (self explanatory, innit?) EDIT: Gotta leave WO for tonight, i'm gonna train my wife in Wim Hof's breathing technique (and hopefully have wild sex afterwards). #HODL
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November 18, 2021, 08:26:19 PM |
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If this carries on dumping, I may ask Bob for a job as a farm hand on his ranch. Either that or Mcd’s.
Really hope the bottom is in & we get back to 60k ASAP.
I thought that we were "on track?" Last time I checked I was poor as fuck with only $10k per BTC a mere 14 months ago, and now I got around 5.8x in pure profits. What other investment can you do that and also have a certain amount of confidence in terms of both UPside potential and downside protections? Even though I do have inclinations to check the BTC price quite a bit more frequently than I should.. and maybe the reason is because there is some level of curiosity regarding if some kind of thing might be "happening?" such as "it's"... But in the end, feels good man. I recall in late 2015 (talking November/December here) and early 2016, I felt a kind of zen even when bitcoin was bouncing between about $350 and $440 for largely 6 months.... and there was a kind of relief in which I felt that I had largely done the right thing, even if my portfolio was ONLY a wee little bit in the negative, but since I had established (or would it be "improved upon?") "my system" there was a kind of feeling that the mostly $250-ish bottom was "in" and that it would be smooth sailing here out because any kinds of profits, here on out, were kinds of "icing on the cake." I am not even saying that I hav not been nervous since late 2015 to mid 2016, but relatively speaking my level of concern has been able to come down quite a bit with the ongoing icing on the cake that we have been experiencing and the ongoing sense of "being right."... we are right? we are right, and does not even matter about the BTC price because it is all icing on the cake once we get above $450-ish.... Now, I am going to concede that: 1) my costs per BTC have likely largely gone up from $500-ish to $1k-ish (and if my costs have not gone up to $1k-ish.. that is the number that I am going to use). 2) other peeps got into bitcoin at different costs than me, so their level of zen - in terms of at least being at break-even and surplus value (profits) is going to differ from my own.. .. lot's of ways to compare where we are at as compared where we expected to be at, where we hoped to be at and whether are hopes/expectations are putting too high of expectations into areas that are somewhat (or even considerably) outside of our own control.. I would not want to be basing my own level of happiness in areas that are overly outside of my own control.. 3) I do appreciate that I was able to kind of get to a quasi-level of zen (not saying that I was completely unhappy before late 2015) in a around 2 years from my entrance into bitcoin. I understand that many of us have recognized that there are a decent number of scenarios in which it could take a lot of normie BTC investors/accumulators/HODLers around 4-year investment timeline in order to both establish a bitcoin position and to even feel a kind of psychological level of having had done the right thing and even financial profits (even assuming that some normal level of mistakes were made along the way.. not talking about the outrageous gambler and shitcoiner and leveraging mistakes which are likely beyond reasonable levels of mistakes from my perspective). So I appreciate that sometimes when getting into bitcoin there could be some inopportunism in terms of the part of the cycle that the normie BTC investors/accumulators/HODLers might have gotten into bitcoin.. but in that sense I am kind of expecting a certain level of resilience and sturdiness in which any normie BTC investors/accumulators/HODLers should be able to get his/her mental and financial shit together by the time going through a full 4-year cycle and should not matter at all at what point s/he got into bitcoin (sure there may well be exceptions to this assertion), but we gotta have some standards in terms of NOT being wimpy snowflakes, no? In other words, get a fucking grip, peeps!!!!! ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif) By the way, I am not even really describing getting to richie or fuck you status because those are higher levels as compared to just getting through the first four years should actually allow the vast majority of normie BTC investors/accumulators/HODLers to be able to get to some kind of decent financial and psychological comfort status... now in terms of either richie status or fuck you status, that is going to vary.. and sure there could have been some reasonable abilities to get to either richie status or fuck you status after a couple of cycles, and again seems that mostly exceptions (or more luck or more aggressiveness or better circumstances - spare cashflow beyond normie status) would be getting to one or the other such richie or fuck you status(es) prior to 2 cycles. Oh, he's asking about the WO cult of hats...
Wall Observers Should have hats? Do you guys have any regulatory organizations or something like that? Perhaps something lost in translation, even though your English language skills are excellent, but The vast majority on WO shun regulatory organizations, they cause most of the shit that happens to self reliant, independent people in the world by attempting to remove that self - reliance. How about working towards being your own boss, that's the best boss you can have. word! I think he was thinking the hats are like official badges or something like that. @naim027: Really, they're just hats. Hats are cool. And they are a lot more cool if xhomerx10 designed them. WO regulars tend to like his hat designs... As well as observing bitcoin price charts, playing "where-am-i" occasionally, creating haiku's (traditionally on sundays), bashing shitcoiners, beggars and scammers. hahahahaha.. funny how some benefit of the doubt is given.. and yes there can be some irritation when some of us consider that the underlying message has devolved into a kind of merit begging.. yeah maybe can be a bit bothered by some of that, but I speculate that some members use the little "hat" topic to rank up.. maybe even before they might deserve it.. ---- even though quite a few times some of the more mature members do "grow out of" some of their seemingly desperate behaviors.. and no need to even mention names here..
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November 18, 2021, 08:37:14 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Oh, he's asking about the WO cult of hats...
Wall Observers Should have hats? Do you guys have any regulatory organizations or something like that? Perhaps something lost in translation, even though your English language skills are excellent, but The vast majority on WO shun regulatory organizations, they cause most of the shit that happens to self reliant, independent people in the world by attempting to remove that self - reliance. How about working towards being your own boss, that's the best boss you can have. word! I think he was thinking the hats are like official badges or something like that. @naim027: Really, they're just hats. Hats are cool. And they are a lot more cool if xhomerx10 designed them. WO regulars tend to like his hat designs... As well as observing bitcoin price charts, playing "where-am-i" occasionally, creating haiku's (traditionally on sundays), bashing shitcoiners, beggars and scammers. hahahahaha.. funny how some benefit of the doubt is given.. and yes there can be some irritation when some of us consider that the underlying message has devolved into a kind of merit begging.. yeah maybe can be a bit bothered by some of that, but I speculate that some members use the little "hat" topic to rank up.. maybe even before they might deserve it.. ---- even though quite a few times some of the more mature members do "grow out of" some of their seemingly desperate behaviors.. and no need to even mention names here.. Never saw it like that, but yeah... damn right. Speaking of merit begging, i personally don't give so much for the forum rank, though. You might remember when i was giving up a good ranked account in the past for OpSec reasons... Locked myself out of it by creating a long randomized password which i didn't store anywhere. Like intentionally losing the priv.key of a bitcoin address. Kinda romantic, if you know what i mean... #nohomo Have a good night, day or both, all of you!
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November 18, 2021, 08:37:25 PM |
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November 18, 2021, 08:47:11 PM |
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There are some bitcoiners who have been into bitcoin for a decently long period of time and they hardly know shit about bitcoin It's much more worrying people who have been into fiat money their entire life (which is almost anyone) can't explain "money" either. Ask the average person what money is, and they have no idea. Ask them where it comes from, where the money for their mortgage comes from, and ask if they have any idea how much money goes around in the global foreign exchange market. People have no idea how it really works, and that makes them sleep at night. “It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” Also ask the average person if paying off their 30 year mortgage to own their home *depends entirely* on them 1) being employed with no major gaps, and 2) their salary rising for 30 straight years. When they answer "yes", ask them what happens when #1 and #2 are no longer viable moving forward. Then watch them no longer sleep well at night. There might be other problems with housing debt, but on a personal level housing debt has been a great way to leverage and to become rich as fuck... especially if you can either play it 30 years and not have needs to move (geographically stable or other reasons that keeping the house or the mortgage for that long is not a problem).. in other words, even if your salary did not go up very much in 30years, the value of your dollar would be worth quite a bit less.. and lower interest rates are better, if you are able to get that. Of course there are also a variety of ways to use debt poorly and to be your own worst enemy. Oh, he's asking about the WO cult of hats...
Wall Observers Should have hats? Do you guys have any regulatory organizations or something like that? LOL Get a grip, man ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Sorry, i didn't mark my comment (the one you quoted) as irony ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) It's all in the thread i linked you to. Question is can you read the thread faster than jjg can type? Probably not I am sad. my only recognizable skill
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November 18, 2021, 08:50:46 PM |
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... looks like we got the dreaded 56k touch, zoom and boom, that I was half-expecting, it's a pivotal number
... it's interesting to think that if previous late-stage rallies are to play out, buy buying today at 56k you might be on track to 3X or more your return in just 2-3 months ... but who knows, no gurantees
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