Acadian ✞

@esotericpigeon you should just delete this alt account and get a job you retard

This dude has the most motion in the entire space and he is quite literally the only person in the space capable of adding $100m+ to memecoin market caps in days. Sending 20% of supply and redirecting 100% of creator rewards. x.com/CrashiusClay69…

@idevsendors tubbycat

this narrative needs supply. the whole point is he's the hodler why would we just give fees. sending 5%

kanye rugged me on a coin last year but i forgive him

@dogeofficialceo B8Su2AXtCVDoH5k83iDLndKE1kCaV5Deox1YBeATpump $microbiome

I wonder what her vaginal microbiome score is

choose your fighter chonkers or freak

@hopecorecoin_ good job retard on doing nothing

can't wait to see neil armstrong go to the moon tomorrow #artemisii

@MrPitbull07 AREA BE LOSSES UTAH AIRBORNE OF SIX TARGET VILLAGE THIRTY UP SIGNALS ELEVEN AREA ATTACKING OMAHA GOLD ENEMY BEACH PARATROOPERS IMMEDIATE SPOTTED GOLD EAST GOLD SWORD AREA cracked

A WWII pigeon died in a chimney with a top secret message still on its leg. In 1982, David Martin and his wife Anne were renovating the fireplace in their 17th century house in Bletchingley, Surrey. As they cleared the chimney, bird bones came down with the debris including a breastbone, skull, and a leg with an aluminium ring. Then the second leg came down and it had a red plastic capsule attached to it. Historians believe the bird was almost certainly dispatched from Nazi-occupied France on June 6, 1944, during the D-Day Invasions. The British spy pigeon either got lost, disorientated in bad weather, or was simply exhausted after flying for hundreds of miles. Experts speculate the bird attempted to rest on an open chimney but was overcome by fumes from a fire below and died. The message, hand-written on a small sheet of paper headed "Pigeon Service," was found in a small red canister still attached to the pigeon's leg bone. Experts from GCHQ said the message, which has 27 five-letter code groups, is impossible to crack without its codebook. Experts say the red capsule is the type used by the Special Operations Executive, whose agents undertook sabotage missions such as blowing up trains, bridges, and factories in German-occupied territory. World War II experts suspect the message was on its way to Bletchley Park, 80 miles away, which had a classified pigeon loft. The message contained 27 codes, each a combination of five numbers and letters, destined for "X02," the classified designation for Britain's Bomber Command. GCHQ's experts concluded the pigeon-borne message cannot be decoded without access to the original cryptographic material. It is a tribute to the skills of the wartime code-makers that, despite working under severe pressure, they devised a code that was undecipherable both then and now.

@RealSpaceMonkey @toly ok buddy

Don't take this garbage, your brain is precious.

this mightve been peak pump fun take us back

what is the dog doing? 我的刀盾

they really made everyone forget about epstein with the iran war lmao 2 minute attention cycle running strong

rest in peace BitBoy he got hit by a bazooka 🥀💔 kaboom kablaow

the blockchain is public you idiot anyone could've found these wallets on chain zachxbt needs to go back to tel Aviv and retire

if youre not aimaxxing rn what are you even doing

the way dexscreener makes a bizillion dollars a day and they havent tweeted in months

@carlocalls100x stop spamming new pairs you idiot go jump

@dxrnell 📸 x.com/Acadian_/statu…

When you start seeing PvP’s appear for the token you hold

when they launch the third pvp of the same coin

i honestly wish there was a geolocked version of pump fun where you could only see coins deployed from devs in north america whos building this