One of my favs in a while.

Really enjoy Ricky gervais stand up also.

And his show after-life. Incredible show.

we talkin 💩?…I get way too excited talking about poop with other adults (hazard of the job)

Between the Lu-Lu lemon jokes and the capital riot, and will smith …

Pretty much kept laughing all the way through 😅

The Chris rock stand up special on Netflix is 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Way too funny.

Apart from bitcoin, what faction do you belong to, in the game of life?

Whaaaaa? Influencer in the house.

I invested my only couple thousand cuckbucks in 3d printing as a young adult in 2012 bc i was highly enthused by the idea of democratized, additive manufacturing. Luckily got out at +/- break-even and squandered it on rent

(that’s kinda like buying nostr client stocks if it were possible - missing the point)

Had even heard about bitcoin by then, but didn’t do any research. Thought it was what we would now call a USD stablecoin bc my friend told me it was worth $1 (wasn’t even true lol) and so i had zero interest in it until 2019 but really more like late 2020.

Moral of the story: stay humble and stack sats lmao. The sooner the better!!

My brother called me a terrorist by association today.

How is your day going anon?

Gn fam 🫂💜

have a blessed day 🌻

Wishing everyone peace and love ☮️💜

If you were to pick a Nostr sidekick, who would that be? 🤔

1. Purple Wave 🟣

2. Orange Groove 🟠

3. Cosmic Plumage ⚫️

Other? Leave a comment 🤙

Will run some of the ideas through midjourney 😉

On March 8, 1935, in a street in Shibuya (Japan), the lifeless body of Hachiko, an Akita Inu dog, was found. His was a great story of loyalty and devotion, known all over the world. Born in Odate in November 1923, Hachiko, whose real name was Hachi (the number eight was added because it was considered benevolent), was adopted at just two months by a university professor, Hidesaburo Ueno. For two years, the little dog walked the professor to the Shibuya station every day, and every day he waited for him to return from the university.

Hachikō became sadly famous on the day his owner died, on May 21, 1925. From that moment and for the next 10 years, the dog went daily to Shibuya Station to wait, in vain, for the teacher's return.

History moved all of Japan, many people started going to Shibuya just to meet and pet him. His death was declared a national day of mourning.

At Shibuya Station there is still a statue in memory of Hachiko - one of Tokyo's most famous and visited places - while his body is preserved in the Tokyo National Museum. In April 1934, when he was still alive, a statue was dedicated to the faithful animal and, over the years, his story became the subject of movies (the one with Richard Gere) and of some books.

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329. BITCOIN FILMFEST

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first-ever Bitcoin film festival 🎥

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24 - 26 March; Warsaw, Poland