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darkfriend77

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Quote from: porkandbeansboy on June 28, 2019, 09:05:28 AM

Hey it is porkandbeansboy and I just thought I'd Introduce myself here. Considering the fact there is no Official Introduction Thread I thought it would be fine to make a post here. Oh and what exactly are Merit and how do you acquire them as in give them away?

One last "Newbie Question" I was told by someone in Order for them to know I Payed the Amount of Bitcoin they asked for by providing them with a "Bitcoin transaction ID" what does that mean is it the Number right next to the Bitcoin Transaction Amount after I make the Payment or something like that?

I wish to become a productive Member of what I hope will be a very friendly and great Forum overall that will help Me learn what Bitcoin is all about completely that is all Sincerely Porkandbeansboy. Grin

Hi welcome to the forum

For every bitcoin transaction a alphanumeric TXID is generated which is unique. This TXID can be checked on any bitcoin explorer for number of confirmation etc.
I hope it helps u

CornHub

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hello there!!!

mascherono

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Looks like a great first thread. Welcome!

PopoJeff

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Pork n beans .......... reminds me of a scene from Blazing Saddles

https://youtu.be/FXHkFZ-nG4Y

peter0425

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Quote from: BADecker on June 28, 2019, 09:40:19 AM

Back in the early 1900s, cowboys in America's West ate a lot of pork and beans. Pork-and-bean companies made lots of money selling pork and beans to the cowboys.

In those days, there were many Mexican cowboys (vaqueros) working with the American cowboys. But these vaqueros didn't buy or eat pork and beans, even though they worked right along side their American counterparts.

The pork-and-bean companies couldn't understand this, so they did a study to see if they could find out why. What they found is that Mexicans like leftovers. So now we have...

... refried beans.

Grin

You a genius buddy sharing this History here ,I find it short can you make a extension?😂

I use to love pork and beans as well wayback high school but I’m not a Cowboy huh?👍

Quote from: boogles on July 15, 2019, 01:48:18 PM

Hey, I'm new here too! Just wanted to pop in and introduce myself! I'm boogles, and I've been in the crypto space since late 2012-early 2013. I am a musician, an artist, a writer, and more. I hope you're all having a wonderful day, and I look forward to engaging in some great conversations, as well as meeting some cool internet peeps.

Drummer here mate,love to see people with same interest here.

Anyway since you are both new in this forum (just that because you are long enough in crypt space) I will still say the Important advice fo all people here that

“Invest what you can afford to lose” and “Don’t get Addicted in Gambling”

Goodluck to you both

I31B1

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Quote from: porkandbeansboy on June 28, 2019, 09:05:28 AM

Hey it is porkandbeansboy and I just thought I'd Introduce myself here. Considering the fact there is no Official Introduction Thread I thought it would be fine to make a post here. Oh and what exactly are Merit and how do you acquire them as in give them away?

One last "Newbie Question" I was told by someone in Order for them to know I Payed the Amount of Bitcoin they asked for by providing them with a "Bitcoin transaction ID" what does that mean is it the Number right next to the Bitcoin Transaction Amount after I make the Payment or something like that?

I wish to become a productive Member of what I hope will be a very friendly and great Forum overall that will help Me learn what Bitcoin is all about completely that is all Sincerely Porkandbeansboy. Grin

Even there's no pointing out, clearly reading yourself introduce thread is good. Wow, thanks for sharing your life with us. Hopefully, you edit it and make it as your full biography. Cheesy

(kidding)

boogles

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Hey, I'm new here too! Just wanted to pop in and introduce myself! I'm boogles, and I've been in the crypto space since late 2012-early 2013. I am a musician, an artist, a writer, and more. I hope you're all having a wonderful day, and I look forward to engaging in some great conversations, as well as meeting some cool internet peeps.

porkandbeansboy

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Quote from: BADecker on June 28, 2019, 09:40:19 AM

Back in the early 1900s, cowboys in America's West ate a lot of pork and beans. Pork-and-bean companies made lots of money selling pork and beans to the cowboys.

In those days, there were many Mexican cowboys (vaqueros) working with the American cowboys. But these vaqueros didn't buy or eat pork and beans, even though they worked right along side their American counterparts.

The pork-and-bean companies couldn't understand this, so they did a study to see if they could find out why. What they found is that Mexicans like leftovers. So now we have...

... refried beans.

Grin

Lol I enjoyed reading this if I had sMerit or whatever the exact Term for being able to Send a Merit point to another person on the Forum.

lh-crypto.com

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Hey

BADecker

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Back in the early 1900s, cowboys in America's West ate a lot of pork and beans. Pork-and-bean companies made lots of money selling pork and beans to the cowboys.

In those days, there were many Mexican cowboys (vaqueros) working with the American cowboys. But these vaqueros didn't buy or eat pork and beans, even though they worked right along side their American counterparts.

The pork-and-bean companies couldn't understand this, so they did a study to see if they could find out why. What they found is that Mexicans like leftovers. So now we have...

... refried beans.

Grin

porkandbeansboy

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Merit: 2

Hey it is porkandbeansboy and I just thought I'd Introduce myself here. Considering the fact there is no Official Introduction Thread I thought it would be fine to make a post here. Oh and what exactly are Merit and how do you acquire them as in give them away?

One last "Newbie Question" I was told by someone in Order for them to know I Payed the Amount of Bitcoin they asked for by providing them with a "Bitcoin transaction ID" what does that mean is it the Number right next to the Bitcoin Transaction Amount after I make the Payment or something like that?

I wish to become a productive Member of what I hope will be a very friendly and great Forum overall that will help Me learn what Bitcoin is all about completely that is all Sincerely Porkandbeansboy. Grin

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