Which is the bigger Earth fucker?

CROTCH FRUIT
Total votes: 10 (30%)
CRYPTO CRAP
Total votes: 23 (70%)
Total votes: 33

Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto

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losthighway wrote: Checking in to say that I just noticed how hard bitcoin's imploding this month. Peaks and valleys I suppose.
I'm putting a "buy" recommendation on kids....but mine may have already peaked.
According to police records, Taylor "began commenting on her son's blonde hair and blue eyes. She asked how much she could purchase him for. (The mom) tried to laugh this comment off, thinking Taylor was joking. Taylor told her that she had $250,000 in the car and she would pay that much for him. (The mom) told her no amount of money would do,"

Outside in the parking lot, Taylor confronted the mother, once again asking to buy her child.

"Taylor began screaming at (the mom), saying if she wouldn't take $250,000 for him, then she would give her $500,000 because she wanted him and she was going to take him,"

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zorg wrote: Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:44 am While
losthighway wrote: Checking in to say that I just noticed how hard bitcoin's imploding this month. Peaks and valleys I suppose.
I'm putting a "buy" recommendation on kids....but mine may have already peaked.
According to police records, Taylor "began commenting on her son's blonde hair and blue eyes. She asked how much she could purchase him for. (The mom) tried to laugh this comment off, thinking Taylor was joking. Taylor told her that she had $250,000 in the car and she would pay that much for him. (The mom) told her no amount of money would do,"

Outside in the parking lot, Taylor confronted the mother, once again asking to buy her child.

"Taylor began screaming at (the mom), saying if she wouldn't take $250,000 for him, then she would give her $500,000 because she wanted him and she was going to take him,"
It's just basic market common sense.

Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto

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zorg wrote: Mon Jan 24, 2022 6:44 am While
losthighway wrote: Checking in to say that I just noticed how hard bitcoin's imploding this month. Peaks and valleys I suppose.
I'm putting a "buy" recommendation on kids....but mine may have already peaked.
According to police records, Taylor "began commenting on her son's blonde hair and blue eyes. She asked how much she could purchase him for. (The mom) tried to laugh this comment off, thinking Taylor was joking. Taylor told her that she had $250,000 in the car and she would pay that much for him. (The mom) told her no amount of money would do,"

Outside in the parking lot, Taylor confronted the mother, once again asking to buy her child.

"Taylor began screaming at (the mom), saying if she wouldn't take $250,000 for him, then she would give her $500,000 because she wanted him and she was going to take him,"

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I accidentally voted for the crotch fruit, but crypto is an irredeemable monstrosity that is far worse for the environment.

But I also use the "Brave" web browser that allows me to invest in crypto bullshit by simply subjecting myself to innocuous web advertisements--which I try to either put towards crypto that isn't totally fucking useless (bitcoin), or just convert to cash as soon as possible--proving once again that there is no such thing as ethical consumption under capitalism.

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PASTA wrote: Tue Jan 25, 2022 9:24 am
dontfeartheringo wrote: Mon Jan 24, 2022 9:34 pm Past performance is no guarantee of future returns. Investing involves risk and possible loss of principal capital.
is this in reference to children or crypto?
Yes.
tbone wrote: Sun Dec 10, 2023 11:58 pm I imagine at some point as a practicality we will all start assuming that this is probably the last thing we gotta mail to some asshole.

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