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QuarkJets posted:Dude we have a bunch of never-worn baby shoes, and a 2 year old who simply refused to wear those pairs cause children are picky. All obtained through a baby shower that took place a year before he'd be big enough to wear them so no chance of returning them to the store, even if we had any idea where they were purchased sorry for your lots
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The last man on Earth sat alone with his rig. There was a cop at the door...
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Nessus posted:The last man on Earth sat alone with his rig. sounds plausible, cops arent people.
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shame on an IGA posted:Why aren't you posting "baby shoes never worn" on craigslist rn baby shoes, never worn. theres nothing wrong with em we just got too many!!!
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BTC has been boring for about 3 weeks. I have a feeling that soon it will be interesting again.
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PHIZ KALIFA posted:Oldstench, while walking through a park, stops abruptly. "My god" they mutter to themselves. "What is this? This, brilliant piece of engineering. It's. . . Sublime, yet bold, conservative yet playful. You! You, young man, what do they call that wrought iron contraption you sit atop?" "What you got there, mister?", queries the girl. He pauses for a moment, considering plots which might've employed this child as a spy, paid in food, to inquire. Exhausted and drawn to the child's innocence, the walls of secrecy melt for a moment. "This, my darling, is a device. A device many men and many women have died to see, to understand, and to own. In many ways it is like one of your toys, but a toy for adults. This, darling, is a rig for crypto-currency mining."
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Waltzing Along posted:BTC has been boring for about 3 weeks. I have a feeling that soon it will be interesting again.
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Waltzing Along posted:BTC has been boring for about 3 weeks. I have a feeling that soon it will be interesting again. Literally What The HODL Community Believes.
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kuddles posted:Or maybe that dip honestly was the correction and it is at it's true monetary value as a way to buy sketchy products, which means BTC will be boring all the way until next year when McAfee eats his dick on YouTube. 
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kuddles posted:true monetary value 
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Right-wing grifting and Bitcoin are like chocolate and peanut butter.
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baw posted:"What you got there, mister?", queries the girl. the Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus except the role of Heath Ledger needs to be recast after every price crash due to those guys continuing to off themselves in tragicomic methods. - took a bath with a miner - ate his lifetime supply of carfentanyl, now the entire building is contaminated - fled to brazil, murdered by amazonian tribespeople pushed off their land by The Woundfucker Bolisero - took a bath with a minor
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https://twitter.com/AlexKoppelman/status/1081586148575797250 this book owns and i want it
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orange juche posted:https://twitter.com/AlexKoppelman/status/1081586148575797250 Oh my god I need the amazon link for this.
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Norton the First posted:Right-wing grifting and Bitcoin are like chocolate and peanut butter. Why is he sitting on the edge of a hotel bed? it looks like the beginning of one of those exploited college girls videos.
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I would blow Dane Cook posted:Why is he sitting on the edge of a hotel bed? it looks like the beginning of one of those exploited college girls videos. Exploited bitcoin miners. I’d probably watch that. “Oh yeah how do you like that dirty fiat currency! Take it take it all!”
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I'm not actually sure which grift is griftier, Bitcoin or the brain pills he was already selling. Like at least people will give you drugs for your bitcoins for some reason, which seems at least slightly more useful than magic beans?
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"what youve heard about bitcoin has been about the volatility or maybe youve heard about the enormous amounts of money people are making in it" yeah ben thats pretty much the 2 camps on bitcoin
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McGiggins posted:I thought Shapiro smart enough to avoid crypto (squints at screen) ...do people not realize he's reading an ad? This is an ad.
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Details are vague right now but The Geek Group in Grand Rapids has been raided by four federal agencies and is out of business. Some sort of bitcoin situation was involved. https://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/2018/12/education-technology-center-once-the-geek-group-shuts-down-for-good-after-raid.html
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Bogatyr posted:Details are vague right now but The Geek Group in Grand Rapids has been raided by four federal agencies and is out of business. Some sort of bitcoin situation was involved. Man what??? quote:What I can say is, that we simply cannot sustain operations anymore, with an accumulating debt load of about $20,000 a month,
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MarcusSA posted:Man what??? I've been watching their youtube channel for years. You didn't have to watch for very long to get the feeling things didn't add up. You brush that off since you have such a small window on it. My guess is that the raid was primarily Bitcoin/taxes, the rest of the feds tagging along were there due to all the science related stuff they have laying around. Some sort of combination of abundance of caution and searching for more things to nail them on...
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Other wonderful books by the same fellows who wrote blockchain for babies.
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orange juche posted:Other wonderful books by the same fellows who wrote blockchain for babies.
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Nessus posted:Do these people expect these to accomplish anything for the bambinos or are they just gag gifts? People read news reports about how China's self-reported test scores are better than the US's and they go buy Multivariable Calculus For Babies and a set of Teach Yourself Mandarin CDs.
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orange juche posted:Other wonderful books by the same fellows who wrote blockchain for babies. That’s kinda cute 
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baw posted:"What you got there, mister?", queries the girl. Bravo on the deep cut. this meme is 16 years old now. God I feel old.
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Babies for bitcoin!
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orange juche posted:Other wonderful books by the same fellows who wrote blockchain for babies. Oh yeah, I've received a couple of these as gifts for my son and they are super cute.
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Pham Nuwen posted:People read news reports about how China's self-reported test scores are better than the US's and they go buy Multivariable Calculus For Babies and a set of Teach Yourself Mandarin CDs. Obviously the solution is bitcoin.
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Nessus posted:Aren't our schools basically sixty percent "just fine, comparable to similarly-wealth countries" and forty percent "we decided not to spend money here, either to cut local property taxes or because the recipients would be black"? I dunno, I went to one of those "we actually get funding" schools and the experience probably hosed me up for the rest of my life. Our education system is extremely broken. If it weren't for the efforts of the teachers who actually gave a poo poo it would have been a complete hell. I can't even imagine how much worse it must be at the underfunded schools.
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Mimesweeper posted:I dunno, I went to one of those "we actually get funding" schools and the experience probably hosed me up for the rest of my life. Our education system is extremely broken. If it weren't for the efforts of the teachers who actually gave a poo poo it would have been a complete hell.
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Nessus posted:This is true, and not uncommon, but I think it's a separate track of an issue, though of course I don't know the details of your own negative experience. Even good US schools dont teach you to learn, they teach you to have big numbers so they have a bigger budget to teach you to have big numbers to have a bigger budget to...
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I went to a well-funded school full of rich people and it was good, I was able to take so many AP classes that I entered college with 60 credits
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McGiggins posted:I thought Shapiro smart enough to avoid crypto they wouldn't allow him to invest long in the stock market
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feelix posted:I went to a well-funded school full of rich people and it was good, I was able to take so many AP classes that I entered college with 60 credits Jesus. Now I just think what the cost savings are for students who aren't so lucky. If your average debt load is 50k upon graduation you are looking at a 25k net savings in college spending
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Nessus posted:Obviously the solution is bitcoin.
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Nessus posted:Aren't our schools basically sixty percent "just fine, comparable to similarly-wealth countries" and forty percent "we decided not to spend money here, either to cut local property taxes or because the recipients would be black"? It has to be pretty dismal when your talking point becomes that the top 10% of US students are competitive with the average students of other countries. It's a pretty dismal result, and especially bizarre considering the US spends significantly more per student. And yes, the solution is clearly Bitcoin. Lambert fucked around with this message at 11:52 on Jan 9, 2019 |
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