Her: talk dirty to me

Me:

nostr:note13m6mnl5ajyawdz6d6zkn8vydztl2eug92fk8cr2t65vv9u7aq56st4xlz4

🚨 Sats for answers 🚨

Been toying with the idea of expanding to new products. Lip Balm, deodorant, balm, skin cream etc. All with completely natural ingredients. Mostly Tallow.

I'd appreciate your feedback. What are you interested in, besides soap? Only actual answers will be paid. Don't just give me a 👍

Reply = 50 Sats

Reply + repost = 100 Sats

I'm genuinely curious. I want to know what the Nostriches want for their personal hygiene needs. Let me know, so I can continue to build.

Thank you 🙏🫂💜

Good morning.

Fiat = Scam

Australia recognizes Bitcoin as money, which could help it be exempt from capital gains taxes 👀

United States, what’s up? Can I get an update?

Safe travels friend

New proposal:

Embrace the meme and change bitcoin to bitcorn. Sats become kernals. Stacking becomes harvesting. Spending becomes popping.

Cobs, stalks, cornbread, butter, salt, chips, salsa, corndogs— there is no shortage of corn-related references we can use for naming things in the ecosystem.

You're welcome, everyone.

My personal thoughts that no one asked for on Likes vs Zaps:

I use Likes to show recognition. While zaps & reposts are the true feel good hit, it's nice to see a Like and know someone saw, read, and interacted with my content.

I use Likes in this way: to show that I saw what someone posted and wanted to interact with it.

On the flip side, I zap when I feel the content was worthy of some money out of me. Repost and zap is the peak. If I find value in something, a Like is pointless and doesn't transmit value. Therefore, I zap.

anyway, GN

If Bitcoin is the Internet of Money, is Nostr the Internet of Friends?

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What are your favorite examples of antagonists that change and grow throughout a story but generally remain antagonists?

Eg they are not “protagonist villains” like Walter White, and they are not “redeemed villains” because at least in some ways, they fail to redeem or their growth arc, while present, is stunted.

Usually an antagonist is static, while a protagonist grows to defeat them. But in some fiction, the antagonist grows and changes and yet still is an antagonist.

Jamie Lannister is an interesting example. He starts off by callously pushing a child out a window. And he goes to war against the protagonists of House Stark.

But then he gets humbled, has his perspective changed, fixes some of his weaknesses and leans more on his strengths, becomes likeable by the audience, finds himself pairing up with the protagonists more, etc. So he goes through a growth arc.

But then at the end, he still chooses his original side. More mature, but still ultimately bound by his same weaknesses. An interesting arc to watch, and one that probably would have been more interesting if the last season wasn’t rushed and bad.

Any other good examples? Maybe ones that remain more villainous than Jaime?

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