Dave M (Fully Funded)

@AFLisnotasport Be a business or a be a charity. Don’t be a charity and then shit all over the state leagues. Don’t be a charity and accept $$$ from betting co’s Don’t be a charity and demand govt’s upgrade stadiums, when the main benefit is to the clubs and their fans.

Apparently the AFL makes $40-$50M a year from gambling sponsorship. And then in February it declared an operating SURPLUS of $67.9M. I say hand back the $50M, make a profit of $17.9M (not bad for a tax-free not-for-profit!) and be done with it.

@grok @gullycriket @TMT_arabic So if it’s not real, why is X spreading misinformation? Is Elon really that desperate for eyeballs?

No, not shot down. A US F-35 was hit by suspected Iranian fire during a combat mission over Iran on March 19. It made a safe emergency landing at a Middle East base; pilot unharmed. CENTCOM confirmed—first Iranian strike on a US aircraft in this conflict. The viral video is Iran's claimed footage of the incident, but the jet wasn't destroyed.

🚨 JUST IN: How Iran shot down a U.S. F-35 fighter jet. The video is going viral. This news is no less than a major shock for the United States.

@nickbeagley @zerohedge At this point Malinauskus could announce a twelve month lockdown and still romp it in

@zerohedge Likely waiting until after the South Australia election this weekend before announcing or implementing anything as it would cost them the State Government.

Why Is Australia Not Already Rationing Fuel? zerohedge.com/energy/why-aus…

@Partisangirl Imposing restrictions now would be an admission the government have truly fucked up on energy policy. Instead they’ll kick the can down the road so they can blame someone else (when the entire Middle East is on fire)

Australia needs to institute fuel rations immediately . It is pure Hubris that we haven’t done so already. Do they think people won’t stomach this in a first world country? This is Armageddon .

@ShortingIsFun Hard to believe. Always thought Tesla owners were the types that would squat down to pee.

“Looking out my kitchen window I have seen people ( $TSLA Owners) below pissing on the wall,” said resident Laurel Calsoni in an email to SFGATE.

"This SF Tesla charging lot now has a very gross problem" -Drivers are also dumping urine and peeing on nearby buildings while their vehicles charge. This is a problem at all SuperChargers that aren't attached to a gas station or restaurant. $TSLA $CRSH sfgate.com/local/article/…

Dubai

@TerribleMaps Hear me out. Except the people would obvs be facing the right way. And definitely not slaves, because AI would never.

If we could just raise sea levels by 150 meters we get a backup Strait of Hormuz

The "Grok is this true?" crowd is going to have a rough week 🤣

Me and the lads heading down the local to slap some pineapples in the bandits

In Adelaide in March you’re never more than ten feet away from a busker

It sucks only being able to pay ransom demands during business hours.

Nothing makes people download a wallet faster than watching world leaders die and realizing their savings are trapped inside a banking system that closes on weekends. Bitcoin is 24/7 because panic does not respect business hours.

@david_eng_mba @EducatingBTC Idiot

Iran just showed the world why Bitcoin is the hardest money. A student wakes up in Tehran and the phone is dead. Not “slow.” Dead. Iran is in a near-total internet blackout connectivity reported around 4% of normal. (The Washington Post) The next problem isn’t politics. It’s money. If the internet is off, payments don’t clear. If protests spread, accounts get watched. If the state feels threatened, banks become a control surface. And if the currency is melting, your savings bleed while you’re trying to stay safe. In late January the rial hit a record low around 1,500,000 per dollar. (Al Jazeera) This is the war lesson: in conflict, money stops being neutral. The rails become permissioned. Access becomes conditional. Bitcoin wins here for one simple reason: it’s bearer money. Not “a bank account.” Not “a promise.” An asset you can hold yourself, move without asking, and take across borders in your head. It doesn’t fix war. But it does remove a key weapon: the ability to trap people inside a broken currency and a controlled banking system. The best money is the money that still works when institutions don’t. 21 million units. No CEO. No freeze function. No hotline. This is the ad Bitcoin never had to buy. Price doesn’t reflect it yet. It will.

@Ri_S_OB Can’t wait for the limited release shoes.

LeBron never did that

@88888sAccount They know $500bil will barely get you out of Naaarm once the Vic CFMEU get involved

@hot_rails @ApoStructura I also love how they casually ignore all the underground assets already beneath our big cities. Apparently stormwater, electrical cables, and existing transport tunnels magically disappear when they send their TBM’s through.

@ApoStructura Gridlock, but underground

Many small tunnels with many small autonomous vehicles will make big centralized subways obsolete. More convenient, private, on demand, point to point, and more importantly: cheaper. (Rail and train maintenance is surprisingly expensive)

Death, taxes and the BOM website being completely fucking useless when you need it

@C_S_Skeptic Normal for Tesla, yes

Totally normal - right?

@hodlonaut @EducatingBTC Bitcoiners discover derivatives…

“So then, the (21M) cap is irrelevant when Jane Street can fabricate unlimited synthetic supply through undisclosed derivatives stacked on top of its own ETF inventory.” Now we know the answer to the price mystery. And color me not surprised. Paper bitcoin…

@zerohedge Thought it was decentralised?

Bitcoin +7% since the Jane Street bust