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Topic: GAW / Josh Garza discussion Paycoin XPY xpy.io ION ionomy. ALWAYS MAKE MONEY :) - page 681. (Read 3377922 times)
April 30, 2015, 02:30:56 PM
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April 30, 2015, 02:22:43 PM
I was wondering if he has anybody still working for him who would be capable of setting up a website. It turns out he just filled in a template and has nobody even slightly literate to keep the site running. I'm looking for a word to describe this, "pathetic" doesn't cut it anymore.
We need a word that encapsulates "cavalier" and "desperate" in the same concept. I can't think of a single word that fits. Josh certainly is unique, if nothing else.
Not really. He is just like the rest of the sociopaths/psychopaths out there.
April 30, 2015, 02:13:32 PM
I was wondering if he has anybody still working for him who would be capable of setting up a website. It turns out he just filled in a template and has nobody even slightly literate to keep the site running. I'm looking for a word to describe this, "pathetic" doesn't cut it anymore.
We need a word that encapsulates "cavalier" and "desperate" in the same concept. I can't think of a single word that fits. Josh certainly is unique, if nothing else.
April 30, 2015, 02:13:20 PM
http://startjoin.com by Max Keiser
Just for the record, Startcoin is not "by Max Keiser". It's an abandoned shitcoin (no code commits for almost a year) that Keiser decided to randomly start pumping.StartJOIN
April 30, 2015, 02:06:22 PM
He did steal or rip off a crowd sourcing site. He simply paid at least $169 for the first month (because its not a subdomain) to have a crowd sourcing site at https://www.thrinacia.com/ But he did copy/paste other TOS and stuff so that he wouldn't have to bother his crack intergalactic-powered legal team with simple terms of service stuff. I mean they are busy copy/pasting cease and desist letters.
SEO Now You Know Hint: When making those reddit posts, put the name of the individual in the title so that it shoots up the Google search results faster please.
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April 30, 2015, 02:04:57 PM
I know I'm late to this party, but I've been amusing myself by reading the "CPIG" site. There's no question that it's all Josh. He has two modes of writing:
1. Informal: Stream-of-consciousness with strange words and bizarre typos. This is when he posts without thinking.
2. Formal: Word salad, where he spells mostly correctly but uses bizarrely fancy words that form sentences which boil down to no meaning. This is when he premeditates.
CPIG is all number 2. I was first introduced to his Word Salad mode in this awesome blog post. CPIG is a hilarious continuation. "CPIG will create the tools and payment devices leveraging methodologies that are easily recognizable, trustworthy and offer a high-level of security among users" Whoa!
The horrible Third Reich-like slogan, "For The Greater Good" is just a bonus, convincing me that this is all Josh; there's been no review at all. He just sat alone in a room and put together a website, writing tales about "scientists, professors" and all the other members his "organization" has. Nobody was there to tell him that "sea pig" sounds bad.
1. Informal: Stream-of-consciousness with strange words and bizarre typos. This is when he posts without thinking.
2. Formal: Word salad, where he spells mostly correctly but uses bizarrely fancy words that form sentences which boil down to no meaning. This is when he premeditates.
CPIG is all number 2. I was first introduced to his Word Salad mode in this awesome blog post. CPIG is a hilarious continuation. "CPIG will create the tools and payment devices leveraging methodologies that are easily recognizable, trustworthy and offer a high-level of security among users" Whoa!
The horrible Third Reich-like slogan, "For The Greater Good" is just a bonus, convincing me that this is all Josh; there's been no review at all. He just sat alone in a room and put together a website, writing tales about "scientists, professors" and all the other members his "organization" has. Nobody was there to tell him that "sea pig" sounds bad.
I was wondering if he has anybody still working for him who would be capable of setting up a website. It turns out he just filled in a template and has nobody even slightly literate to keep the site running. I'm looking for a word to describe this, "pathetic" doesn't cut it anymore.
April 30, 2015, 02:04:26 PM
I know I'm late to this party, but I've been amusing myself by reading the "CPIG" site. There's no question that it's all Josh. He has two modes of writing:
1. Informal: Stream-of-consciousness with strange words and bizarre typos. This is when he posts without thinking.
2. Formal: Word salad, where he spells mostly correctly but uses bizarrely fancy words that form sentences which boil down to no meaning. This is when he premeditates.
CPIG is all number 2. I was first introduced to his Word Salad mode in this awesome blog post. CPIG is a hilarious continuation. "CPIG will create the tools and payment devices leveraging methodologies that are easily recognizable, trustworthy and offer a high-level of security among users" Whoa!
The horrible Third Reich-like slogan, "For The Greater Good" is just a bonus, convincing me that this is all Josh; there's been no review at all. He just sat alone in a room and put together a website, writing tales about "scientists, professors" and all the other members his "organization" has. Nobody was there to tell him that "sea pig" sounds bad.
1. Informal: Stream-of-consciousness with strange words and bizarre typos. This is when he posts without thinking.
2. Formal: Word salad, where he spells mostly correctly but uses bizarrely fancy words that form sentences which boil down to no meaning. This is when he premeditates.
CPIG is all number 2. I was first introduced to his Word Salad mode in this awesome blog post. CPIG is a hilarious continuation. "CPIG will create the tools and payment devices leveraging methodologies that are easily recognizable, trustworthy and offer a high-level of security among users" Whoa!
The horrible Third Reich-like slogan, "For The Greater Good" is just a bonus, convincing me that this is all Josh; there's been no review at all. He just sat alone in a room and put together a website, writing tales about "scientists, professors" and all the other members his "organization" has. Nobody was there to tell him that "sea pig" sounds bad.
We were all pretty much aware that cPIG was all Number Two as soon as it went live
April 30, 2015, 01:41:13 PM
I know I'm late to this party, but I've been amusing myself by reading the "CPIG" site. There's no question that it's all Josh. He has two modes of writing:
1. Informal: Stream-of-consciousness with strange words and bizarre typos. This is when he posts without thinking.
2. Formal: Word salad, where he spells mostly correctly but uses bizarrely fancy words that form sentences which boil down to no meaning. This is when he premeditates.
CPIG is all number 2. I was first introduced to his Word Salad mode in this awesome blog post. CPIG is a hilarious continuation. "CPIG will create the tools and payment devices leveraging methodologies that are easily recognizable, trustworthy and offer a high-level of security among users" Whoa!
The horrible Third Reich-like slogan, "For The Greater Good" is just a bonus, convincing me that this is all Josh; there's been no review at all. He just sat alone in a room and put together a website, writing tales about "scientists, professors" and all the other members his "organization" has. Nobody was there to tell him that "sea pig" sounds bad.
1. Informal: Stream-of-consciousness with strange words and bizarre typos. This is when he posts without thinking.
2. Formal: Word salad, where he spells mostly correctly but uses bizarrely fancy words that form sentences which boil down to no meaning. This is when he premeditates.
CPIG is all number 2. I was first introduced to his Word Salad mode in this awesome blog post. CPIG is a hilarious continuation. "CPIG will create the tools and payment devices leveraging methodologies that are easily recognizable, trustworthy and offer a high-level of security among users" Whoa!
The horrible Third Reich-like slogan, "For The Greater Good" is just a bonus, convincing me that this is all Josh; there's been no review at all. He just sat alone in a room and put together a website, writing tales about "scientists, professors" and all the other members his "organization" has. Nobody was there to tell him that "sea pig" sounds bad.
April 30, 2015, 01:24:24 PM
http://startjoin.com by Max Keiser
Just for the record, Startcoin is not "by Max Keiser". It's an abandoned shitcoin (no code commits for almost a year) that Keiser decided to randomly start pumping. 
April 30, 2015, 01:21:17 PM
His feeble minded followers buy it up every time though! What kind of garbage ideas are on cryptochange.org by now anyways? Could use some luls on this thread page.
The site is down and HT is down too. So no lulz for you.
April 30, 2015, 01:18:31 PM
He did steal or rip off a crowd sourcing site. He simply paid at least $169 for the first month (because its not a subdomain) to have a crowd sourcing site at https://www.thrinacia.com/ But he did copy/paste other TOS and stuff so that he wouldn't have to bother his crack intergalactic-powered legal team with simple terms of service stuff. I mean they are busy copy/pasting cease and desist letters.
reddit.com/r/punchablefaces
April 30, 2015, 01:15:58 PM
His feeble minded followers buy it up every time though! What kind of garbage ideas are on cryptochange.org by now anyways? Could use some luls on this thread page.
The site is down and HT is down too. So no lulz for you.
April 30, 2015, 01:12:12 PM
Wow somebody call Max Keiser and send him a cease and desist on behalf of Homero. How dare Max steal Homero's exact website design and idea.
Yeah and just because Max had it first doesn't matter.
April 30, 2015, 01:09:44 PM
Wow somebody call Max Keiser and send him a cease and desist on behalf of Homero. How dare Max steal Homero's exact website design and idea.
Yeah and just because Max had it first doesn't matter.
April 30, 2015, 01:07:21 PM
Wow somebody call Max Keiser and send him a cease and desist on behalf of Homero. How dare Max steal Homero's exact website design and idea.
Yeah and just because Max had it first doesn't matter.
April 30, 2015, 01:06:31 PM
Wow somebody call Max Keiser and send him a cease and desist on behalf of Homero. How dare Max steal Homero's exact website design and idea.
April 30, 2015, 01:05:29 PM
Quite stupid how they let another third party handle payments in their crowdfunding website. Like trusting them wasn't enough...
April 30, 2015, 01:03:25 PM
What are the odds sticky figures Homero is the one who actually bought the picture and about.com "borrowed" it from him? 
https://archive.is/BZ8MQ
http://bitcoin.about.com/
http://f.tqn.com/y/bitcoin/1/T/I/-/-/-/Bitcoin-Picture.jpg
http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/cute-asia-children-and-bitcoin-royalty-free-image/497160421?Language=en-GB
https://archive.is/BZ8MQ
http://bitcoin.about.com/
http://f.tqn.com/y/bitcoin/1/T/I/-/-/-/Bitcoin-Picture.jpg
http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/cute-asia-children-and-bitcoin-royalty-free-image/497160421?Language=en-GB
April 30, 2015, 01:00:23 PM
Does kickstarter know they were plagiarized yet?
Yes
perhaps the reason that it is down now? hopefully.
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