⚡️Good Morning ☕️

🌸 Pura Vida 🍑

He would never do that

It's a Dog Eat Cat World. 🤣

#Dog

My bet is that man goes down for hours …

He has that look 👀

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Pretty sure I’ve named all

My ghosts 👻🫡🐧

This report is needed in every country

My father was a real handyman and created a long fork chopper, smaller version of this in the photo for me as a kid when I was about 10 years old. Man I absolutely loved that bike. good memories 🧡

The humble bitcoiners that provide more value to society than they take will be rewarded

Whatever you want to throw at me … been here 1.5 years and doesn’t seem like I’m getting better offers.

1. Everyone wants me to be their whore

2. But you … so you must be my friend.

Whatever you want to throw at me … been here 1.5 years and doesn’t seem like I’m getting better offers.

1. Everyone wants me to be their whore

2. But you … so you must be my friend.

🌊 SURF 'N TURF 🏝️

-THE ISLAND LIFE-

In the early 1970s, a man on a wild chopper bicycle was a common sight in urban areas like Chicago, where the chopper bicycle craze had taken off. Inspired by the customized motorcycles of the time, these bicycles featured unique, long frames, high handlebars, and colorful, often flamboyant designs. The chopper bicycle became a symbol of youthful rebellion and freedom, capturing the spirit of the era. It was a reflection of the growing counterculture movement, which sought to break free from traditional norms and express individuality through fashion, music, and, in this case, transportation.

The chopper bike was more than just a mode of transport; it was a statement of personal style. Enthusiasts would often modify their bicycles with elaborate paint jobs, extended forks, leather grips, and even custom accessories like skulls or tassels. The man in this photo embodies the joy and creativity of the time, riding through the streets of Chicago on a bike that was as much about self-expression as it was about speed and adventure. For many, the chopper bicycle represented the thrill of rebellion and the desire to stand out in a rapidly changing society.

By the mid-1970s, the chopper bicycle had become a short-lived but iconic trend that would fade with the rise of other bike styles, such as BMX and mountain bikes. However, its influence on bicycle design and youth culture remains significant. The man riding his wild chopper bike in Chicago is not just part of a local subculture but a larger global movement that shaped the way young people approached personal identity, mobility, and creative expression. The chopper bicycle, with its distinctive flair, remains a nostalgic symbol of an era of change and possibility.

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One thing that makes me sad this cycle is how many average people we didn't reach in time.

The "then they fight you" stage didn't last long enough and now our enemies are joining us before our friends.

I fear, as always, that the average person will be stuck fighting over scraps of sats while the rich, the corporations and the governments will gobble up all the coins using the money printer.

Bitcoin has clearly succeeded, but perhaps this is a failure for us as a community