I think you mean “🪛” , “🙂‍↔️”, or “🐂💩”. Haha.

I'll pass on anything that can be made in a lab thanks, which is every gemstone.

Now do diamonds 💍 for the LOLS 😂

One of the reasons for the birth of Fiat money was the low spatial marketability of gold, i.e., it is very expensive to use for international transactions.

Gold is easy to use in face-to-face transactions but even so it is almost impossible to verify its authenticity on the spot.

Bitcoin solves these two problems, it has a high spatial salability, that is, I can send it to the other side of the world at almost no cost and almost instantaneously and on the other hand it is very easy to verify its authenticity simply by using its own node.

One of the reasons for the birth of Fiat money was the low spatial marketability of gold, i.e., it is very expensive to use for international transactions.

Gold is easy to use in face-to-face transactions but even so it is almost impossible to verify its authenticity on the spot.

Bitcoin solves these two problems, it has a high spatial salability, that is, I can send it to the other side of the world at almost no cost and almost instantaneously and on the other hand it is very easy to verify its authenticity simply by using its own node.

One of the reasons for the birth of Fiat money was the low spatial marketability of gold, i.e., it is very expensive to use for international transactions.

Gold is easy to use in face-to-face transactions but even so it is almost impossible to verify its authenticity on the spot.

Bitcoin solves these two problems, it has a high spatial salability, that is, I can send it to the other side of the world at almost no cost and almost instantaneously and on the other hand it is very easy to verify its authenticity simply by using its own node.

People are very thin-skinned about what such a character as Saylor says about what Bitcoin is or is not, I have my own criteria, Bitcoin like gold has the duality of store of value and money (although currently it is almost impossible to use gold as money).

And I go by what my senses see, not by what some random economist on the internet may tell me.

Bicoin is a store of value, peculiar (high volatility in the short term) but a store of value, and if not tell that to those who are able to hold it for 5 years or more.

On the other hand it is also money, as much as some people insist on saying it is not, since the first day it has been used to exchange goods and services, as much as some people hate it.

Bitcoin is what gold was in its day, a store of value and money.

Maybe those with an internal monologue are reading their script.

Maybe those with an internal monologue are reading their script.

Its our version of street food.

Theres good and bad.

But remember, it rains 110% of the time here and the sun is something we've only read about.

Our street food has to survive that ...

🤣🤣🤣

Its our version of street food.

Theres good and bad.

But remember, it rains 110% of the time here and the sun is something we've only read about.

Our street food has to survive that ...

🤣🤣🤣

Hmmm, skank doesn't seem to realize they DON'T and aren't supposed to have 'total control'.

Another piece of subhuman scum that I wouldn't piss on if she were writhing in the street on fire.

Hmmm, skank doesn't seem to realize they DON'T and aren't supposed to have 'total control'.

Another piece of subhuman scum that I wouldn't piss on if she were writhing in the street on fire.

Hmmm, skank doesn't seem to realize they DON'T and aren't supposed to have 'total control'.

Another piece of subhuman scum that I wouldn't piss on if she were writhing in the street on fire.

Feels like I’m always going to struggle with my diet 😔

Feels like I’m always going to struggle with my diet 😔

Ho, by far. I haven't read any in new ones in about 30 years, but the old 60's 70's and 80's (when I started reading) and into the early 90s were exquisite story telling (not always, but consistently enough!).

I think that's why, at least marvel, has had the sense to tell OLD stories from when they had really good writers when they make movies. The ones that didn't suck anyway.

I recently set out to read the entirety of the 'marvel universe' from Fantastic Four #1 forward through the 80s at least. I'll read 5 or 10 of FF, then go to Avengers and read 5 or 10 there, then Spiderman, then X-Men etc then back to FF just to keep the time line of them.

Honestly I always said when I was a kid 'half the 'big words' I know I learned from comic books.' I still find words that I 'look up' as I'm reading through the old ones now. Of course I don't have to go fetch a dictionary to do it anymore...

Ho, by far. I haven't read any in new ones in about 30 years, but the old 60's 70's and 80's (when I started reading) and into the early 90s were exquisite story telling (not always, but consistently enough!).

I think that's why, at least marvel, has had the sense to tell OLD stories from when they had really good writers when they make movies. The ones that didn't suck anyway.

I recently set out to read the entirety of the 'marvel universe' from Fantastic Four #1 forward through the 80s at least. I'll read 5 or 10 of FF, then go to Avengers and read 5 or 10 there, then Spiderman, then X-Men etc then back to FF just to keep the time line of them.

Honestly I always said when I was a kid 'half the 'big words' I know I learned from comic books.' I still find words that I 'look up' as I'm reading through the old ones now. Of course I don't have to go fetch a dictionary to do it anymore...

😂