commonopoly

@slime_jpg @TourSwingsTommy good mate, given up on the sticks for a bit lol

@commonopoly_ @TourSwingsTommy Lol! Common man how u doin!

All I’m saying is I’ve rarely met a 10-handicap who doesn’t claim to hit their 5-iron 200 yards. And… I’ve never seen a 10-handicap hit their 5-iron 200 yards.

@slime_jpg @TourSwingsTommy at least right! 200 on a bad day

@TourSwingsTommy im a 12 i definitely hit my 5 iron 200

@jackbutcher pick your poison

@camelfinance @gnarleyjs 150 now.

@gnarleyjs 149 sample size

What typically happens when everyone thinks they know what’s going to happen?

@rushicrypto That's why they're burning the books once they've scanned em in. iNfO wArS.

The amount of people who haven’t connected the dots on what these data centers are going to be used for is kinda wild to me.

@tknep3 Still haven’t cracked 20min! Unreal speed man

My 5k PR is 14:45 which is fast. He beat me in all 8 5k splits.

@Barefoo97515191 barefoot > Am

@commonopoly_ Am > yen 👣🤍🔊🙏

yen > btc

@StarPlatinum_ Totally explains why the coin is orange

The creator of Bitcoin is dead This was the man closest to Satoshi Nakamoto - Len Sassaman - born in 1980 - American cryptographer - cypherpunk and privacy activist - joins the Internet Engineering Task Force at 18 late 90s - moves to San Francisco - lives with Bram Cohen (BitTorrent creator) - enters the cypherpunk movement early 2000s - works on PGP encryption - collaborates with Hal Finney - builds anonymous remailer systems - maintains Mixmaster - develops privacy infrastructure moves to Europe - PhD researcher in Belgium - works under David Chaum, one of the pioneers of digital money builds deep expertise in - cryptography - P2P networks - anonymity systems the exact stack behind Bitcoin 2009–2011 - active during Bitcoin’s early days - connected to key figures April 2011 - Satoshi disappears July 2011 - Len Sassaman dies months apart after his death - an ASCII tribute is embedded in Bitcoin - permanently stored in block 132841 immortalized inside the chain the theory begins, but why people believe it - perfect technical profile - deep cypherpunk connections - worked directly with early Bitcoin figures - lived in Europe (matches Satoshi signals) - timeline matches disappearance everything fits, but not perfectly arguments against - his wife denies it - he was publicly active while Satoshi was anonymous - writing style doesn’t fully match today the theory still debated maybe he was Satoshi maybe he wasn’t but he was one of the few who could’ve been

@MacroCRG chode loading

BTC attacking the weekly 20MA again

@jackbutcher chonky

@commonopoly_ strong

@mert Maybe time to put NZ in the center of the map?

wild that most of the world's political discourse and conspiracies are about a small piece of land the size of new jersey

@naiivememe You mean like taking someones old tweet and writing it again and posting it?

what is stopping car companies from bring older models back ? change absolutely nothing, just make them brand news

@socmplxdart fakeraresmile

gm~

@KillaXBT iF tHe SaMe ThInG hApPeNd EvErY tImE wAgBo

$BTC Every weekend that done what guys?

Toyota Celica GR

@lynk0x Bad times create contrast in experience.

Dark times teach you a lot. That's why you can't regret what you went through, but rather be thankful for all the lessons it taught you.

@JamieBonkiewicz The new Geoff

WHY IS NO ONE IN THE MEDIA ASKING WHY THE FUCK JARED KUSHNER IS FUNCTIONING AS A U.S. DIPLOMAT IN RUSSIA, UKRAINE, ISRAEL AND NOW IRAN?

@itmatters2me3 @Reuters They are in on it

@Reuters And our government sat on it for years, multiple administrations ignored it, while so many of them knew about it. But they'll haul you into court for traffic violations and expect you to keep paying your taxes.

Millions of files related to Jeffrey Epstein suggest the existence of a 'global criminal enterprise' that carried out acts meeting the legal threshold of crimes against humanity, a panel of independent experts appointed by the UN Human Rights Council says reut.rs/3OnDpPM