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March 14, 2014, 05:44:57 PM
#22
it is much worse to know that dollars are full of poo
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March 14, 2014, 05:43:39 PM
#21



The problem occurs when a single person uses a bill to snort coke and then give it to the bank, even if you put a single cocaine contaminated bill into a machine that counts bills it will spread to every single bill out there since cocaine is a very thin powder, same thing with any machine that comes in contact with bills like bank atms.
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I get the theory behind that, but I still do not see it working, as well as how can they test that.  I will coincide though since I cannot disprove that either as I have no access to some of the testing materials  Wink


"new" drug currencY?

I've been using USD to buy drugs for 15 fucking years.

Lmao
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COCAINE IS ON YOUR FUCKING DOLLARS!  SNORT IT WHIFF IT JUST DONT FREBBASE IT OR YOUR DIE
sr. member
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March 14, 2014, 05:42:55 PM
#20
Man, that's just inflation over 100 years. A whole century, on saving account it would not look as bad.



USD is a great store of value, historically it is very stable and keep value against other currencies. The only issue is that in the long term it won't hold against inflation which is can be seen as a benefit, an incentive for the biggest holders to throw the money in the economy.
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Are you serious? Look at this chart:
http://www.google.fr/imgres?espv=210&es_sm=93&biw=1397&bih=674&tbm=isch&tbnid=N4yHjKWEkf-FeM%3A&imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Fthefinancialphysician.com%2F2013%2F09%2Ffed-will-get-its-inflation-heres-who-will-pay%2F&docid=cpUTpEkYeghTIM&imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Fthefinancialphysician.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2013%2F09%2Fusd-inflation.jpg&w=580&h=417&ei=pm4jU7WnIsi00QWftIDQCw&zoom=1&iact=rc&dur=226&page=1&start=0&ndsp=15&ved=0CF4QrQMwAw
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March 14, 2014, 05:25:19 PM
#19


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The problem occurs when a single person uses a bill to snort coke and then give it to the bank, even if you put a single cocaine contaminated bill into a machine that counts bills it will spread to every single bill out there since cocaine is a very thin powder, same thing with any machine that comes in contact with bills like bank atms.
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I get the theory behind that, but I still do not see it working, as well as how can they test that.  I will coincide though since I cannot disprove that either as I have no access to some of the testing materials  Wink


"new" drug currencY?

I've been using USD to buy drugs for 15 fucking years.

Lmao
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March 14, 2014, 04:41:25 PM
#18
Message from the US government:

We would just like to remind everyone from the drug cartels, to the lowly crack dealer in Europe that all sales must be conducted in USD or they are invalid.  Guns, drugs, slaves, stolen goods, will only be accepted in US currency.   We thank you for never accepting any form of payment other than US currency, and value your commitment.   

Thank you op for exposing this truth to all of us.   


OP,

You can also mention to these people the percentage of dollars that have traces of cocaine on them.  I believe the figure is above 90%.  A quick google would give you the exact percentage.

Think about how many usd are in circulation, vs how many people have used coke in the US and you will see the bs behind this.  Also, if any of you people actually ever have seen a cocaine user before, you would know that the users don't stick dirty bills up their nose and then hand it to someone, that is what movies, first time users, and the media portray.

How did they test that anyways?  A statistically significant sample size to test enough us currency in circulation would cost millions if not billions of dollars to discover that bills have coke on them.  That is what we should invest in.  Fuck bitcoin everyone wants to know how much coke is on a usd. 
Well since its been done with coke, who wants to invest in my study to discover how many usd have been touched by strippers tits?  I guarantee your return investment to be a statement I completely make up Smiley   
 


The problem occurs when a single person uses a bill to snort coke and then give it to the bank, even if you put a single cocaine contaminated bill into a machine that counts bills it will spread to every single bill out there since cocaine is a very thin powder, same thing with any machine that comes in contact with bills like bank atms.
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March 14, 2014, 04:35:19 PM
#17
"new" drug currencY?

I've been using USD to buy drugs for 15 fucking years.
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March 14, 2014, 04:35:05 PM
#16
I've never used BTC for anything illegal.
As the fiat money collapses BTC will gain more credibility.

me neither.  never used BTC for buying child pornography.  it doesn't wortk that way

it is tored on btmon.com
and is only give out to searchtain bpeoplasds
dds
like me
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A Great Time to Start Something!
March 14, 2014, 04:33:38 PM
#15
I've never used BTC for anything illegal.
As the fiat money collapses BTC will gain more credibility.
newbie
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March 14, 2014, 04:12:38 PM
#14
where's the chart of value?  a straight line?  your a fucking genious
get real fool
i'm a male
and i'm real too!!!
sr. member
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March 14, 2014, 04:03:43 PM
#13

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USD is a great store of value, historically it is very stable and keep value against other currencies. The only issue is that in the long term it won't hold against inflation which is can be seen as a benefit, an incentive for the biggest holders to throw the money in the economy.
[/quote]

Are you serious? Look at this chart:
http://www.google.fr/imgres?espv=210&es_sm=93&biw=1397&bih=674&tbm=isch&tbnid=N4yHjKWEkf-FeM%3A&imgrefurl=http%3A%2F%2Fthefinancialphysician.com%2F2013%2F09%2Ffed-will-get-its-inflation-heres-who-will-pay%2F&docid=cpUTpEkYeghTIM&imgurl=http%3A%2F%2Fthefinancialphysician.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2013%2F09%2Fusd-inflation.jpg&w=580&h=417&ei=pm4jU7WnIsi00QWftIDQCw&zoom=1&iact=rc&dur=226&page=1&start=0&ndsp=15&ved=0CF4QrQMwAw
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March 14, 2014, 03:35:23 PM
#12
LSD is on your finger prints as we speak  Roll Eyes
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March 14, 2014, 03:33:58 PM
#11
Message from the US government:

We would just like to remind everyone from the drug cartels, to the lowly crack dealer in Europe that all sales must be conducted in USD or they are invalid.  Guns, drugs, slaves, stolen goods, will only be accepted in US currency.   We thank you for never accepting any form of payment other than US currency, and value your commitment.   

Thank you op for exposing this truth to all of us.   


OP,

You can also mention to these people the percentage of dollars that have traces of cocaine on them.  I believe the figure is above 90%.  A quick google would give you the exact percentage.

Think about how many usd are in circulation, vs how many people have used coke in the US and you will see the bs behind this.  Also, if any of you people actually ever have seen a cocaine user before, you would know that the users don't stick dirty bills up their nose and then hand it to someone, that is what movies, first time users, and the media portray.

How did they test that anyways?  A statistically significant sample size to test enough us currency in circulation would cost millions if not billions of dollars to discover that bills have coke on them.  That is what we should invest in.  Fuck bitcoin everyone wants to know how much coke is on a usd. 
Well since its been done with coke, who wants to invest in my study to discover how many usd have been touched by strippers tits?  I guarantee your return investment to be a statement I completely make up Smiley   
 
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March 14, 2014, 02:30:46 PM
#10
OP,

You can also mention to these people the percentage of dollars that have traces of cocaine on them.  I believe the figure is above 90%.  A quick google would give you the exact percentage.

This is also a good point that I wanted to include in the initial post. Most people believe it to be a myth for some reason though and will probably look at you like you're the dumbass if you mention it.
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March 14, 2014, 02:24:11 PM
#9
OP,

You can also mention to these people the percentage of dollars that have traces of cocaine on them.  I believe the figure is above 90%.  A quick google would give you the exact percentage.
sr. member
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March 14, 2014, 02:20:50 PM
#8
you can't be serious, bitcoin does not have an economy out of black maket...speculation is not economy.

but to be fair with now have a little bit on overstock.com

I buy Bitcoins on a regular basis and never use drugs, I run by my body is my temple logic and rarely get drunk or smoke weed (when I am in a state where it is legal and the opportunity presents itself).

I buy servers, pay freelancers, buy clothes and plenty of alpaca socks, my latest purchase is a golden watch.

Plus how can you prove that most people don't hold USD for speculation?

They don't, it is historically not profitable. There is a lot on hold as a store of value, something bitcoin can't offer.



Neither Bitcoin nor USD is a good store of value, they have golden coins that were minted 2,000 years ago that are worth more today than what they were originally worth.


USD is a great store of value, historically it is very stable and keep value against other currencies. The only issue is that in the long term it won't hold against inflation which is can be seen as a benefit, an incentive for the biggest holders to throw the money in the economy.
hero member
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March 14, 2014, 02:05:10 PM
#7
you can't be serious, bitcoin does not have an economy out of black maket...speculation is not economy.

but to be fair with now have a little bit on overstock.com

I buy Bitcoins on a regular basis and never use drugs, I run by my body is my temple logic and rarely get drunk or smoke weed (when I am in a state where it is legal and the opportunity presents itself).

I buy servers, pay freelancers, buy clothes and plenty of alpaca socks, my latest purchase is a golden watch.

Plus how can you prove that most people don't hold USD for speculation?

They don't, it is historically not profitable. There is a lot on hold as a store of value, something bitcoin can't offer.



Neither Bitcoin nor USD is a good store of value, they have golden coins that were minted 2,000 years ago that are worth more today than what they were originally worth.

The least risky commodity to store wealth in has always been Gold.

Now when we compare USD and BTC as currencies BTC is far superior to USD.

If you would ask me what monetary system I would bet my money on to exist in 2,000 years my choice would obviously be BTC but I fail to see how speculation value is someone less valuable than purchasing value both of which USD has less as a clearly inferior monetary system.
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March 14, 2014, 02:02:37 PM
#6
They are worried because it's easier to get away with it. That is the way I see it at least. Even though I don't consider it to be only drug money.
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March 14, 2014, 01:59:41 PM
#5
you can't be serious, bitcoin does not have an economy out of black maket...speculation is not economy.

but to be fair with now have a little bit on overstock.com

I buy Bitcoins on a regular basis and never use drugs, I run by my body is my temple logic and rarely get drunk or smoke weed (when I am in a state where it is legal and the opportunity presents itself).

I buy servers, pay freelancers, buy clothes and plenty of alpaca socks, my latest purchase is a golden watch.

Plus how can you prove that most people don't hold USD for speculation?

They don't, it is historically not profitable. Have you ever seen a bank offering na investment fund based on currencies? I don't. There is a lot on hold as a store of value, something bitcoin can't offer.

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March 14, 2014, 01:47:34 PM
#4
you can't be serious, bitcoin does not have an economy out of black maket...speculation is not economy.

but to be fair with now have a little bit on overstock.com

I buy Bitcoins on a regular basis and never use drugs, I run by my body is my temple logic and rarely get drunk or smoke weed (when I am in a state where it is legal and the opportunity presents itself).

I buy servers, pay freelancers, buy clothes and plenty of alpaca socks, my latest purchase is a golden watch.

Plus how can you prove that most people don't hold USD for speculation?
sr. member
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March 14, 2014, 01:22:32 PM
#3
you can't be serious, bitcoin does not have an economy out of black maket...speculation is not economy.

but to be fair with now have a little bit on overstock.com
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