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Topic: Bitcoin Jokes, do you know any? (Read 3751 times)

WiW
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"The public is stupid, hence the public will pay"
March 02, 2013, 03:48:37 PM
#31
Another one from Z1Xwitch:



Edit: wanted to add the source, http://z1x.dk/page/4/
newbie
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March 02, 2013, 03:35:28 PM
#30
Bitcoins are too expensive. I'll buy some later when the price relative to my fiat goes down.
WiW
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"The public is stupid, hence the public will pay"
March 02, 2013, 03:29:54 PM
#29
Decided to search google. A few topics from bitcointalk came up. Most are terribly not funny. This one is my favourite so far.

Did you hear about the stoner who got into Bitcoin mining?

He was doing blocks of hash while hashing blocks, and blew what he mined on blowing his mind.
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555
March 02, 2013, 09:30:39 AM
#28
SHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA-256
I can hash cheezburger?
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March 02, 2013, 03:47:05 AM
#27
Two bitcoiners are at a cafe. One is buying bitcoins and the other is selling. While waiting for confirmation, a funeral procession drives by. The seller stands, removes his hat and bows his head until the hearse has passed.

The buyer was impressed and said, "That was quite respectful."

The seller replied, "Well, I was married to her for 10 years."
legendary
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A Great Time to Start Something!
March 02, 2013, 02:02:21 AM
#26
Bitcoin is never going to hit $35.   Cheesy
legendary
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March 02, 2013, 01:35:24 AM
#25
some people say when the economy collapses everyone holding bitcoin will be laughing at those holding fiat.

well ill be holding a shotgun and a loaf of bread while everyone else lugs around worthless paper, computers and gold bars that wont satisfy an empty belly.

who's laughing now
sr. member
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March 02, 2013, 01:22:15 AM
#24
solidcoin

What is the difference between solidcoin and Novacoin...

Oh, yea they are both jokes
legendary
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Merit: 1570
Bitcoin: An Idea Worth Spending
March 02, 2013, 01:11:36 AM
#23
I sincerely thought (seriously) I was reading a new thread till I got to post #21 and had a WTF moment. I then thought my account was hacked by a DAB (Drunk Asian Benefactor).
legendary
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March 02, 2013, 12:52:41 AM
#22
What happened when Gavin tried to fly from Minneapolis to New York City?

Prior to boarding the plane, he was detained for 14 hours in a bleak room with almost no human contact, his money was confiscated, had his rectum violated, body cavities emptied, and was starved until confessing to "defrauding the IRS" (this is not what the confession actually had written, though it was successfully argued by US prosecution that "developing a currency which is able to transfer over $5,000 worth of USD without reporting the transaction to the IRS" meant the same thing) at which point he was formally arrested, later sentenced to 5 years in prison. Upon the precedent being set that developing Bitcoin clients was a criminal action, gavin's "confession" was used to detain all other Bitcoin developers in the US, while non-US developers could not step foot on US soil without being arrested. The USG went after all websites hosting Bitcoin clients and related services, including successfully shutting down all exchanges and having MTux extradited for successful criminal prosecution. While Gavin was in prison, he was brutally raped by another man on two separate occasions and frequently had his milk carton tipped over during lunch. This did not faze him nearly as much as when he was released to find everything he knew had become devastatingly outdated, and it would take years just to become useful again, crushing his self-identity and creating a crushing sense of having fallen even further by being released. Bitcoin itself had been replaced by another dominant cryptocurrency which had, during the 5-year span of Gavin's imprisonment, been proven utterly flawed, at which point cryptocurrencies became almost unanimously thought of as a failed experiment. With such toxic associations, no cryptocurrency would ever again see any significant usage. Everyone Gavin loved had died while he was imprisoned, and Gavin killed himself within a few months after release, as is the unfortunate case with many released convicts.

Turned out Gavin did have a living cousin who sued the prison complex for allowing Gavin to be raped, but the court refused to hear the case. Gavin's cousin limped along the rest of his life with a crushed soul, having lost all belief in justice, and eventually died having made no significant contributions to society. Meanwhile, the USG expanded its assertions of legal rights over the rest of the world. A world-wide ban on "data obfuscation techniques" (which courts later ruled applied to everything from implementing SSL to using a VPS service) went into effect which led to effective USG control over not just domain names, but the Internet itself, as all ISPs of UN-nations were forced to comply. Worldwide, revolts occurred and were quashed by a new regime of governments seeking to eliminate undesirable citizens as a long-term plan for Order. Few nations were toppled, and the USG's effective dictatorship of the World lasted over 20 years before the "Greatest War" resulted in casualties which dwarfed those of the "Second Great War" (WWII).


- And everybody alive eventually died. They experienced no afterlife. The Earth eventually stopped existing in any recognizable form, and all human progress was lost, rendering all human existence meaningless less synapses in their brains which resulted in some form of enjoyable emotion/feeling - if you even believe that's meaningful. Existence ended up continuing on roughly 900 trillion-bazillion years after humans ceased to exist, but they have no knowledge of us, just as we have no knowledge of previous "Existence Cycles."

oink
legendary
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Bitcoin: An Idea Worth Spending
April 12, 2012, 08:01:13 AM
#21
What happened when Gavin tried to fly from Minneapolis to New York City?

Prior to boarding the plane, he was detained for 14 hours in a bleak room with almost no human contact, his money was confiscated, had his rectum violated, body cavities emptied, and was starved until confessing to "defrauding the IRS" (this is not what the confession actually had written, though it was successfully argued by US prosecution that "developing a currency which is able to transfer over $5,000 worth of USD without reporting the transaction to the IRS" meant the same thing) at which point he was formally arrested, later sentenced to 5 years in prison. Upon the precedent being set that developing Bitcoin clients was a criminal action, gavin's "confession" was used to detain all other Bitcoin developers in the US, while non-US developers could not step foot on US soil without being arrested. The USG went after all websites hosting Bitcoin clients and related services, including successfully shutting down all exchanges and having MTux extradited for successful criminal prosecution. While Gavin was in prison, he was brutally raped by another man on two separate occasions and frequently had his milk carton tipped over during lunch. This did not faze him nearly as much as when he was released to find everything he knew had become devastatingly outdated, and it would take years just to become useful again, crushing his self-identity and creating a crushing sense of having fallen even further by being released. Bitcoin itself had been replaced by another dominant cryptocurrency which had, during the 5-year span of Gavin's imprisonment, been proven utterly flawed, at which point cryptocurrencies became almost unanimously thought of as a failed experiment. With such toxic associations, no cryptocurrency would ever again see any significant usage. Everyone Gavin loved had died while he was imprisoned, and Gavin killed himself within a few months after release, as is the unfortunate case with many released convicts.

Turned out Gavin did have a living cousin who sued the prison complex for allowing Gavin to be raped, but the court refused to hear the case. Gavin's cousin limped along the rest of his life with a crushed soul, having lost all belief in justice, and eventually died having made no significant contributions to society. Meanwhile, the USG expanded its assertions of legal rights over the rest of the world. A world-wide ban on "data obfuscation techniques" (which courts later ruled applied to everything from implementing SSL to using a VPS service) went into effect which led to effective USG control over not just domain names, but the Internet itself, as all ISPs of UN-nations were forced to comply. Worldwide, revolts occurred and were quashed by a new regime of governments seeking to eliminate undesirable citizens as a long-term plan for Order. Few nations were toppled, and the USG's effective dictatorship of the World lasted over 20 years before the "Greatest War" resulted in casualties which dwarfed those of the "Second Great War" (WWII).


- And everybody alive eventually died. They experienced no afterlife. The Earth eventually stopped existing in any recognizable form, and all human progress was lost, rendering all human existence meaningless less synapses in their brains which resulted in some form of enjoyable emotion/feeling - if you even believe that's meaningful. Existence ended up continuing on roughly 900 trillion-bazillion years after humans ceased to exist, but they have no knowledge of us, just as we have no knowledge of previous "Existence Cycles."

scary !


It was during Gavin's incarceration when theymos created cellblockexplorer.com. Also gives blockchain a whole new meaning.

~Bruno~
legendary
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April 12, 2012, 07:29:33 AM
#20
What happened when Gavin tried to fly from Minneapolis to New York City?

Prior to boarding the plane, he was detained for 14 hours in a bleak room with almost no human contact, his money was confiscated, had his rectum violated, body cavities emptied, and was starved until confessing to "defrauding the IRS" (this is not what the confession actually had written, though it was successfully argued by US prosecution that "developing a currency which is able to transfer over $5,000 worth of USD without reporting the transaction to the IRS" meant the same thing) at which point he was formally arrested, later sentenced to 5 years in prison. Upon the precedent being set that developing Bitcoin clients was a criminal action, gavin's "confession" was used to detain all other Bitcoin developers in the US, while non-US developers could not step foot on US soil without being arrested. The USG went after all websites hosting Bitcoin clients and related services, including successfully shutting down all exchanges and having MTux extradited for successful criminal prosecution. While Gavin was in prison, he was brutally raped by another man on two separate occasions and frequently had his milk carton tipped over during lunch. This did not faze him nearly as much as when he was released to find everything he knew had become devastatingly outdated, and it would take years just to become useful again, crushing his self-identity and creating a crushing sense of having fallen even further by being released. Bitcoin itself had been replaced by another dominant cryptocurrency which had, during the 5-year span of Gavin's imprisonment, been proven utterly flawed, at which point cryptocurrencies became almost unanimously thought of as a failed experiment. With such toxic associations, no cryptocurrency would ever again see any significant usage. Everyone Gavin loved had died while he was imprisoned, and Gavin killed himself within a few months after release, as is the unfortunate case with many released convicts.

Turned out Gavin did have a living cousin who sued the prison complex for allowing Gavin to be raped, but the court refused to hear the case. Gavin's cousin limped along the rest of his life with a crushed soul, having lost all belief in justice, and eventually died having made no significant contributions to society. Meanwhile, the USG expanded its assertions of legal rights over the rest of the world. A world-wide ban on "data obfuscation techniques" (which courts later ruled applied to everything from implementing SSL to using a VPS service) went into effect which led to effective USG control over not just domain names, but the Internet itself, as all ISPs of UN-nations were forced to comply. Worldwide, revolts occurred and were quashed by a new regime of governments seeking to eliminate undesirable citizens as a long-term plan for Order. Few nations were toppled, and the USG's effective dictatorship of the World lasted over 20 years before the "Greatest War" resulted in casualties which dwarfed those of the "Second Great War" (WWII).


- And everybody alive eventually died. They experienced no afterlife. The Earth eventually stopped existing in any recognizable form, and all human progress was lost, rendering all human existence meaningless less synapses in their brains which resulted in some form of enjoyable emotion/feeling - if you even believe that's meaningful. Existence ended up continuing on roughly 900 trillion-bazillion years after humans ceased to exist, but they have no knowledge of us, just as we have no knowledge of previous "Existence Cycles."

scary !
legendary
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Live and Let Live
April 12, 2012, 07:26:16 AM
#19
Chuck Norris has 42 million Bitcoins, and even he cannot spend them.
donator
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April 12, 2012, 07:20:13 AM
#18
Chuck Norris has 42 million Bitcoins.

Chuck Norris never gets Zhoutonged -- Zhoutong gets Chuck Norrised.
hero member
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April 12, 2012, 06:37:05 AM
#17
Q: How many bitcoiners does it take to change a lightbulb?

A: 0.01; no wait, 1; no, 17.46; no, 32.5; damnit, 22; no, 2.3; no, 7; no, 4.6...

donator
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Poor impulse control.
April 12, 2012, 03:54:17 AM
#16
How many bitcoiners does it take to change a lightbulb?

Only one but at least 51% have to confirm it or it didn't happen.

It will have happened. The light bulb just won't work.
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April 12, 2012, 03:19:31 AM
#15
Best I've ever seen:

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April 12, 2012, 03:15:02 AM
#14
S: Mr. Andreson
A: Smith?
legendary
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Ian Knowles - CIYAM Lead Developer
April 12, 2012, 02:59:47 AM
#13
Q. Name a famous but secretive Irish man and for what he is famous for.

A. (in a strong Irish accent) Asshat O'Shea - nicked a motor - right?
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April 12, 2012, 02:24:36 AM
#12
Man1: My wife says that if I visit mtgox's website once more, she is going to leave me.
Man2: Oh!
Man1: Am going to miss her.

Husband: Honey, I put our lifesavings inside that brainwallet thing.
Wife: Sure honey, now take your daily Donepezil.

What's considered enough bitcoins? Just a little bit more.

Bitcoins is worse than a divorce. I’ve lost half my net worth and I still have a wife.

Iceland banks hate Bitcoin. They cannot freeze it!

The charts may be bad, but I slept like a baby last night. I woke up every hour and cried...

I hear that you drop some money in Bitcoin. Were you a bull or a bear?
Neither, just a plain simple ass.

Bitcoins: This is one of the peculiarly dangerous things to speculate in. The others are stocks, gold and silver, forex, derivatives, US bonds, Household etc.

Bitcoins: If you want a guarantee, buy a toaster (Clint Eastwood).


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