Tom (ablokecalledtom)

📌These are the pieces of art I currently have for sale. Number 1. “London Glow” The iconic Elizabeth Tower and the Great Bell or as it’s more commonly known, Big Ben. foundation.app/mint/eth/0x3B3…

As I’ve always said, Saylor works for the financial-industrial complex His job is to centralize as much Bitcoin as possible for the FIC After many of the DeFi freeze functions were triggered last week, his messaging shifts to pushing Bitcoin into DeFi

@thepropgallery Congratulations, big fan of the area!

Traveling to Glastonbury today……. Getting married on Thursday 🥰

Played RDR, never played RDR2. Can’t wait.

@lordofthecatss Congrats on selling multiple 1/1s

Crazy to see this happen Was fortunate enough to make a living from my own artwork for a few years and sold almost all of it through Foundation Despite the financial struggles and absolute hell it was at times to make it worth my while, doing 1/1 art full time, I miss dearly

@Tim_Denning Respect the Tom

> Be Tom Anderson > 55 years old > At 14, hacks into Chase Manhattan Bank's computer system > FBI raids his house in one of the largest raids in California history > Too young to be charged. Goes by the hacker name "Lord Flathead" > Studies English at UC Berkeley, then film at UCLA > Lands at a company called eUniverse > Sees Friendster blowing up and thinks "I can build something better" > Creates Myspace in 2003 with Chris DeWolfe > Becomes everyone's first friend. Literally. His face auto-added to every single account > 240+ million friends. The most connected person on the internet > Myspace overtakes Google as the most visited website in America > Rupert Murdoch's News Corp buys it for $580 million in 2005 > Tom stays on as president, pockets his share, watches Facebook slowly eat his creation alive > Myspace collapses. Gets sold again for $35 million. A 94% loss > Everyone laughs. "Tom from Myspace" becomes a punchline > Except Tom already cashed out > Quietly retires. No comeback tour. No podcast. No "10 lessons I learned" thread > Discovers photography at Burning Man in 2011 > Spends the next decade traveling the world taking landscape photos > His Instagram looks like National Geographic > No interviews. No drama. No desperate pivot to the next startup > Just a man who built the internet's first social network, sold it at the peak, and walked away And Tom Anderson is still out there somewhere with a camera, zero stress, retired and $580 million in the bank. Tom won the game. Then stopped playing.

Chelsea Football Club will not be a serious club as long as these Sporting Directors are the club.

you gambled your last 0.2 SOL on the most bundled cabal coin

Since 2021

AI and job security.

Why not have a look? Hell why not a follow? instagram.com/stories/abloke…

Painter Kombat: Pablo Picasso vs Van Gogh

Getting through another day at work hoping there’s another ALT season.

@UnknownCo123 Hahaha

Just send your family this to explain NFTs

Supporting always

@richerd Very sad, had these sat on their since 2021. High hopes limited success

Sad to see Foundation go offline. I have such fond memories of the art I discovered and collected on Foundation. End of an era.

@DrNeilStone Class

Looking for the right online account password of the 642 you noted down

Posting my work. Day 8.

Avaliable on @opensea and by far the easiest ways to hold one of my pieces.

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