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~snipJust a day at local wedding ceremony. Sharing some traditional and continental dishes in the dinner menu. Anyone has idea about these one's? ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftalkimg.com%2Fimages%2F2024%2F01%2F01%2FIx58T.jpeg&t=665&c=0rwNCidN3loPHg) Photo credit: WatChe I don't know too much about this particular cuisine but I'm pretty sure I recognize chumchum on the left (that's what I call my youngest daughter - she's a sweety), tandoori naan bread in the center and various meat and rice dishes that would probably be waaaaaay too spicy for my liking. edit: too many a's not enough o's (fixing a spelling mistake)
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~snipJust a day at local wedding ceremony. Sharing some traditional and continental dishes in the dinner menu. Anyone has idea about these one's? ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftalkimg.com%2Fimages%2F2024%2F01%2F01%2FIx58T.jpeg&t=665&c=0rwNCidN3loPHg) Photo credit: WatChe I don't know too much about this particular cuisine but I'm pretty sure I recognize chumchum on the left (that's what I call my youngest daughter - she's a sweety), tandoori naan bread in the center and various meat and rice dishes that would probably be waaaaaay to spicy for my liking. Chumchum or rasgulla?
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January 01, 2024, 09:36:03 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Happy New years people of the wall.
I have to read over this rake strategy, as it may be time to confront my reckless allocation and "let it ride" mentality. Like others, though, I have a working cash flow job and other tradfi allocations so there was never much of a need to liquidate. I have favored the feeling of saving in bitcoin.
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January 01, 2024, 09:38:54 PM |
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Could go to 40K but it's more likely we reach 50K by April.
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January 01, 2024, 09:50:27 PM |
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HNY man!
This sounds awful. Never had infections in my ears, but have heard it can be nasty.
Get well soon, you can't miss January -- the popcorn month! (read: ETF and other fun stuff...)
Thanks, man. I find pain manageable up to the point where you have to constantly move (kind of flight as in freeze/fight/flight?). This night was below that point, so no biggie. The first time i had (a much more intense) ear infection, it felt like knitting needles periodically piercing my eardrum. It set in at around 1am when i was sleeping on the floor (no questions), one hour later i was in a phone booth, almost crying, when i phoned up my parents at home for some painkillers. I had a short sedated sleep at their house and went to the hospital early morning. More than twenty years later, i learned from the doctor of my children that you have to get rid of sinus clogging ASAP after the eardrum starts twitching (precedes the pain), using decongestant nasal spray, which i always have at home since. Same procedure last night as i've done to my kids a couple of times each: unclogging sinuses, but after pain onset. Worked after two hours, when ear pressure decreased with a clicky sound a little each time. Everything was slowly getting better since. To avoid antibiotics and painkillers: Keep nasal spray at home, especially if you have kids. If there's no major improvement after three days of spraying: Go to a (possibly better than just) good doctor. The body will get used to the spraying after a week or so, after which nothing will probably work to combat the infection, other than surgery, including local use of Antibiotics, maybe even combined with oral AB and other meds. I had a cold infection of the bone behind the ear, which was slowly extending through the skull bone over years, which could have killed me some day, discovered by accident while undergoing a check of a tiny implant i happen to have in my head since i was 7 yo, and this infection was taken care of this way. After the surgery i had a kind of waking coma for one and a half hour, until i could move my eyes and fingers, toes again. Fucking awesome experience, i went double lucky that day, but that's already a whole different story now, which i might have already told here. This reply is already too long, i should better get some of my sleep back. Stay healthy, brothers.
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January 01, 2024, 10:05:00 PM |
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HNY man!
This sounds awful. Never had infections in my ears, but have heard it can be nasty.
Get well soon, you can't miss January -- the popcorn month! (read: ETF and other fun stuff...)
Thanks, man. I find pain manageable up to the point where you have to constantly move (kind of flight as in freeze/fight/flight?). This night was below that point, so no biggie. The first time i had (a much more intense) ear infection, it felt like knitting needles periodically piercing my eardrum. It set in at around 1am when i was sleeping on the floor (no questions), one hour later i was in a phone booth, almost crying, when i phoned up my parents at home for some painkillers. I had a short sedated sleep at their house and went to the hospital early morning. More than twenty years later, i learned from the doctor of my children that you have to get rid of sinus clogging ASAP after the eardrum starts twitching (precedes the pain), using decongestant nasal spray, which i always have at home since. Same procedure last night as i've done to my kids a couple of times each: unclogging sinuses, but after pain onset. Worked after two hours, when ear pressure decreased with a clicky sound a little each time. Everything was slowly getting better since. To avoid antibiotics and painkillers: Keep nasal spray at home, especially if you have kids. If there's no major improvement after three days of spraying: Go to a (possibly better than just) good doctor. The body will get used to the spraying after a week or so, after which nothing will probably work to combat the infection, other than surgery, including local use of Antibiotics, maybe even combined with oral AB and other meds. I had a cold infection of the bone behind the ear, which was slowly extending through the skull bone over years, which could have killed me some day, discovered by accident while undergoing a check of a tiny implant i happen to have in my head since i was 7 yo, and this infection was taken care of this way. After the surgery i had a kind of waking coma for one and a half hour, until i could move my eyes and fingers, toes again. Fucking awesome experience, i went double lucky that day, but that's already a whole different story now, which i might have already told here. This reply is already too long, i should better get some of my sleep back. Stay healthy, brothers. Wow...mastoiditis, I know about it as a possibility, but the first actual case, sorry. Indeed, a potentially dangerous condition, glad that it was discovered and treated early. Cohlear implant-if that is what you are talking about (no need to specify if it is or isn't as it is personal, I am just going off of what you already said)-it is almost a miracle of modern medicine.
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~snipJust a day at local wedding ceremony. Sharing some traditional and continental dishes in the dinner menu. Anyone has idea about these one's? ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftalkimg.com%2Fimages%2F2024%2F01%2F01%2FIx58T.jpeg&t=665&c=0rwNCidN3loPHg) Photo credit: WatChe I don't know too much about this particular cuisine but I'm pretty sure I recognize chumchum on the left (that's what I call my youngest daughter - she's a sweety), tandoori naan bread in the center and various meat and rice dishes that would probably be waaaaaay to spicy for my liking. Chumchum or rasgulla? I hadn't heard of rasgulla but my little chumchum just told me she tried some at a "culture day" at her school recently. A few years back, my wife and I went to a colleague's place for dinner (and to help with some basement renovations). There were a few of us invited and the guy assured us that none of the food (south asian vegetarian) was very spicy. If that was true, I would be afraid to try the "spicy" dishes as we depleted their milk reserves quickly even though none of us had considered drinking milk with our dinner. I seem to remember my lips going numb for a while.
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Was just watching the football, nice 4-2 win for my beloved Liverpool.
I check the price at full time (BTC one of my other loves OBVIOUSLY). I then observe $43.452.
2024 is going to be fun.
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January 01, 2024, 11:16:54 PM |
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Volume around $50 was insane. The resistance at this price will now be over 9000, or something.
Just stumbled on this post at the first page, now we dancing at $42K.
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January 01, 2024, 11:28:59 PM |
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Seeing the whole month like that contributes to my wee bit of curiosity regarding whether that $49k-ish sell wall is going to end up reappearing when (if?) we start to get back into the $44ks.. and surely if the sell wall had been removed, it could potentially return, but such sell wall of similar quantities of cornz "supposedly for sale" would not necessarily need to be placed at the same exact price point as it had been previously placed. That earlier "if" $44k comment of mine did not age very well... since baby we are back #justsaying
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January 01, 2024, 11:33:46 PM |
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A great start of the year...
Possibly $45k+ within the first week?
January will be fun.
Looks like I spoke too soon. $45k will fall way sooner than the first week. Probably in 24 hrs? Dare I say $50k by Sunday?
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January 01, 2024, 11:47:10 PM |
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Get the chopper ready!... And i mean, the original chopper!
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January 01, 2024, 11:55:18 PM |
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Get the chopper ready!... And i mean, the original chopper!
okay lets do the 45 over night and wake up to 46k on the 2nd.
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January 01, 2024, 11:56:36 PM |
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It could be a tax thing. Or human semantics. Or ETF pre-pumping. Or...just plain old unpredictable Bitcoin. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) Looking fwd to the upcoming C(arolina)CMF...
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