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Quote from: organofcorti on November 28, 2012, 04:33:45 AM

Quote from: julz on November 28, 2012, 03:18:19 AM

Quote from: evoorhees on November 28, 2012, 02:59:18 AM

Quote from: julz on November 28, 2012, 02:57:03 AM

If breaking the laws about destruction of currency is too much for you - or if you really can't bear to part with a few dollars - burning some scraps of paper with dollar signs etc written on them would be good enough!

If burning a piece of your own fiat currency is too heavy for you because the government doesn't approve, then you might want to avoid Bitcoin entirely Wink

Well the problem I have with burning fiat currency is that being an act of quantitative tightening, it makes other fiat instances ever so slightly more valuable!

Perhaps fake-note burning really is too tame for a Bitcoin celebration, but I was thinking of grandma & the kids.. and how to celebrate inclusively without too much shock value.
Hmm.. how pussyish of me!

If you place Australian notes in a 200 C oven do they shrink to mini notes? You could then deface currency and have a half sized note at the same time.

Let us know how it goes. Instructions for doing this with chip packets here: http://www.madaboutscience.com.au/store/index.php?main_page=page&id=45

Do they blend ? Yes they do!!

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I support freedom of choice

It would be cool to have many photos where different people have a burning fiat in their hand Wink

Perfect marketing: "Why are all these idiots burning their money? Why are they so happy?" -> Bitcoin ...

Possible hashtag: #burningfiat

Examples:
"http://i.imgur.com/jrAPB.jpg #burningfiat #bitcoin Halving Day Traditions"
"http://i.imgur.com/rIbZI.jpg #burningfiat #bitcoin Halving Day Traditions"

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Poor impulse control.

Quote from: julz on November 28, 2012, 03:18:19 AM

Quote from: evoorhees on November 28, 2012, 02:59:18 AM

Quote from: julz on November 28, 2012, 02:57:03 AM

If breaking the laws about destruction of currency is too much for you - or if you really can't bear to part with a few dollars - burning some scraps of paper with dollar signs etc written on them would be good enough!

If burning a piece of your own fiat currency is too heavy for you because the government doesn't approve, then you might want to avoid Bitcoin entirely Wink

Well the problem I have with burning fiat currency is that being an act of quantitative tightening, it makes other fiat instances ever so slightly more valuable!

Perhaps fake-note burning really is too tame for a Bitcoin celebration, but I was thinking of grandma & the kids.. and how to celebrate inclusively without too much shock value.
Hmm.. how pussyish of me!

If you place Australian notes in a 200 C oven do they shrink to mini notes? You could then deface currency and have a half sized note at the same time.

Let us know how it goes. Instructions for doing this with chip packets here: http://www.madaboutscience.com.au/store/index.php?main_page=page&id=45

Bitcoin Oz

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I think we definitely should issue overpriced securities and ignore obvious problems with our old sites that get left ignored for weeks without explanation.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/feedzebirds-127367

Happy halving day!

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Here is "ritual" for you: How about spending few coins on actual service or buying some goods?
Pissing your coin away in some gambling site is not helping BTC economy at all.

(edit, added the missing "s")

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Quote from: rat on November 28, 2012, 03:20:01 AM

evoorhees.

go post on your blog or something.

seriously.

all of this weeaboo worship, and talk of rituals, makes this community

so fuckin gay.

+25 BTC

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As the time approaches, I've finalized my playlist for when we're on the last few 50BTC blocks:

1) Europe - The Final Countdown
2) REM - End of the World

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There's a copy of Washington in my house that won't make it through the day.

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evoorhees.

go post on your blog or something.

seriously.

all of this weeaboo worship, and talk of rituals, makes this community

so fuckin gay.

julz

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Quote from: evoorhees on November 28, 2012, 02:59:18 AM

Quote from: julz on November 28, 2012, 02:57:03 AM

If breaking the laws about destruction of currency is too much for you - or if you really can't bear to part with a few dollars - burning some scraps of paper with dollar signs etc written on them would be good enough!

If burning a piece of your own fiat currency is too heavy for you because the government doesn't approve, then you might want to avoid Bitcoin entirely Wink

Well the problem I have with burning fiat currency is that being an act of quantitative tightening, it makes other fiat instances ever so slightly more valuable!

Perhaps fake-note burning really is too tame for a Bitcoin celebration, but I was thinking of grandma & the kids.. and how to celebrate inclusively without too much shock value.
Hmm.. how pussyish of me!

smoothie

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Quote from: evoorhees on November 28, 2012, 03:07:53 AM

Smoothie did you lose a bunch of money on SatoshiDice?

LOL actually I have not used your site.

Nice try to find motive. Tongue

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Grove should go here and feast on babies.

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Smoothie did you lose a bunch of money on SatoshiDice?

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Quote from: julz on November 28, 2012, 02:57:03 AM

If breaking the laws about destruction of currency is too much for you - or if you really can't bear to part with a few dollars - burning some scraps of paper with dollar signs etc written on them would be good enough!

If burning a piece of your own fiat currency is too heavy for you because the government doesn't approve, then you might want to avoid Bitcoin entirely Wink

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Quote from: smoothie on November 28, 2012, 02:48:57 AM

Quote from: evoorhees on November 28, 2012, 02:23:37 AM

So late tonight (here in Macau) we will be celebrating the block reward halving. This is of course a very momentous milestone for Bitcoin.

We were brainstorming that it'd be fun to have certain traditions or rituals on this day, celebrated every four years. Since this is the first one, it's probably appropriate to start some of these rituals!

One thing we'll likely do here is set aflame some fiat currency. We may also "destroy" a Satoshi... send it to an address that we cannot reclaim, as a sacrifice to our great Creator.

What other fun traditions should be started?

Perhaps no?

Not exactly wanting to make bitcoin nor its creator a "GOD".

Rituals? Wtf?

Sacrifice?

Our creator?

Probably the dumbest post I have seen on this forum.

"hey let's worship bitcoin and Satoshi and dance around a camp fire with woven grass skirts while howling like Native Americans"

Easy on the weed and crack bro lol

Cheesy

For someone with over 4000 posts, I'm amazed you haven't yet learned about: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tongue_in_cheek

If you send me your address I'll buy you a pair of training wheels.

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I love the idea of burning some traditional currency!
It's sure to be against the law in pretty much every jurisdiction - but it seems a pretty cool way to celebrate.

I'm not sure what happens to the Australian polymer notes when you try to burn them.. I suspect they shrivel and/or melt.
If breaking the laws about destruction of currency is too much for you - or if you really can't bear to part with a few dollars - burning some scraps of paper with dollar signs etc written on them would be good enough!

smoothie

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Quote from: evoorhees on November 28, 2012, 02:23:37 AM

So late tonight (here in Macau) we will be celebrating the block reward halving. This is of course a very momentous milestone for Bitcoin.

We were brainstorming that it'd be fun to have certain traditions or rituals on this day, celebrated every four years. Since this is the first one, it's probably appropriate to start some of these rituals!

One thing we'll likely do here is set aflame some fiat currency. We may also "destroy" a Satoshi... send it to an address that we cannot reclaim, as a sacrifice to our great Creator.

What other fun traditions should be started?

Perhaps no?

Not exactly wanting to make bitcoin nor its creator a "GOD".

Rituals? Wtf?

Sacrifice?

Our creator?

Probably the dumbest post I have seen on this forum.

"hey let's worship bitcoin and Satoshi and dance around a camp fire with woven grass skirts while howling like Native Americans"

Easy on the weed and crack bro lol

Cheesy

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Everyone should send a satoshi to the genesis block address.

evoorhees

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Democracy is the original 51% attack

So late tonight (here in Macau) we will be celebrating the block reward halving. This is of course a very momentous milestone for Bitcoin.

We were brainstorming that it'd be fun to have certain traditions or rituals on this day, celebrated every four years. Since this is the first one, it's probably appropriate to start some of these rituals!

One thing we'll likely do here is set aflame some fiat currency. We may also "destroy" a Satoshi... send it to an address that we cannot reclaim, as a sacrifice to our great Creator.

What other fun traditions should be started?

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