Topic: Last post before 6/1/2012 wins 5 BTC... and who knows how much that will be - page 3. (Read 11077 times)

Can't be done.

Hmm. I wonder if I can slide in a comment disguised as another thread?

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Hello Mushroomized    May 15, 2012, 03:14:02 PM *
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noooooo

Not this again. Just let this thread die.

Horse horse horse horse horse horsing around.

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Categorical propositions are distinguished from hypothetical propositions (if-then statements that connect propositions rather than terms) and disjunctive propositions (either-or statements, claiming exclusivity between propositions).

I win, wheres my prize?

It's quite simple actually. Good reasons for everything, insightful posts, etc.

Correct.

Very confusing thread..

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huh

what

Basically no one sells for paypal, because of a large risk of getting scammed.
If you're in Europe though, you can easily send money from your online bank account to any other person in Europe, without it costing anything (so that's cheaper than paypal). If you're interested, send me a message.

Yep

Nasty