And this little piggy went hashing!
stromma44
Entry #11
Topic: PBMining 1 TH/s HALLOWEEN Giveaway! - page 10. (Read 19544 times)
And this little piggy went hashing!
Entry #41
http://www.costumesnmore.com.au/wp-content/gallery/novelty-masks/scary-pig-mask.jpg
Entry #41
http://www.costumesnmore.com.au/wp-content/gallery/novelty-masks/scary-pig-mask.jpg
And this little piggy went hashing.
Entry#: 32
Entry#: 32
And this little piggy went hashing!
Customer #: 21809
Customer #: 21809
Entry # : 11
Customer #: 19995
And this little piggy went hashing.
Customer #: 19995
And this little piggy went hashing.
And this little piggy went hashing!
Entry #36
Customer #: 1694
Entry #36
Customer #: 1694
And this little piggy went hashing!
Entry number: 81
Pbmining customer no. :10778
http://www.lotsofneatstuff.com/sites/default/files/images/photos/brown-pig-mask.jpg
Entry number: 81
Pbmining customer no. :10778
http://www.lotsofneatstuff.com/sites/default/files/images/photos/brown-pig-mask.jpg
...And this little piggy went hashing!!!!
Customer #: 31349
Entry: 29
Something creepy? What if BTC falls to 1 cent?
Customer #: 31349
Entry: 29
Something creepy? What if BTC falls to 1 cent?
And this little piggy went hashing!
Customer #: 31341
Entry#:19
Customer #: 31341
Entry#:19
And this little piggy went hashing!
Entry #71
Entry #71
And this little piggy went hashing!
Entry #: 88
Entry #: 88
And this little piggy went hashing!
ENTRY: 86
Customer #: 15783
ENTRY: 86
Customer #: 15783
And this little piggy went hashing!
Entry #: 19
Entry #: 19
Customer #: 31134
And this little piggy went hashing!
Im not a fan of creepy things. Following the letter of the rules (not the spirit), i submit:
"SOMETHING CREEPY"
And this little piggy went hashing!
Im not a fan of creepy things. Following the letter of the rules (not the spirit), i submit:
"SOMETHING CREEPY"
This little piggy went hashing as the price was a crashing! 
Customer # 9400
ID 39
And this little piggy went hashing as the price was a crashing!
Customer number: 16287
Entry number: 12
And for something creepy... Read the post mortem adventures of Elmer McCurdy
Enjoy your next visit to any haunted house!
Customer number: 16287
Entry number: 12
And for something creepy... Read the post mortem adventures of Elmer McCurdy
Quote from: wikipedia
His body was subsequently taken to a funeral home in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. When no one claimed the corpse, the undertaker embalmed it with an arsenic-based preservative and allowed people to see "The Bandit Who Wouldn't Give Up" for a nickel. People would place nickels in McCurdy's mouth, which the undertaker would collect later. As increasingly large numbers of people came to view his remains, McCurdy was said to have made more money in death than in life. Many carnival operators asked to buy the mummified body from the undertaker, but he refused.
Almost five years after McCurdy died, a man showed up from a nearby traveling carnival known as the Great Patterson Shows claiming to be McCurdy's long-lost brother. He indicated that he wanted to remove the corpse to give it a proper burial. Within two weeks, however, McCurdy was a featured exhibit with the carnival. For the next 60 years, McCurdy's body was sold to successive wax museums, carnivals, and haunted houses. The body was part of the official sideshow that accompanied the Trans-American Footrace. The owner of a haunted house near Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, refused to purchase him because he thought that McCurdy's body was actually a mannequin and was not lifelike enough. McCurdy's corpse can be seen in the 1933 Dwain Esper exploitation film, Narcotic.[2]
Eventually, McCurdy's corpse wound up at The Pike, an amusement zone in Long Beach, California which existed under various names until 1979
Almost five years after McCurdy died, a man showed up from a nearby traveling carnival known as the Great Patterson Shows claiming to be McCurdy's long-lost brother. He indicated that he wanted to remove the corpse to give it a proper burial. Within two weeks, however, McCurdy was a featured exhibit with the carnival. For the next 60 years, McCurdy's body was sold to successive wax museums, carnivals, and haunted houses. The body was part of the official sideshow that accompanied the Trans-American Footrace. The owner of a haunted house near Mount Rushmore, South Dakota, refused to purchase him because he thought that McCurdy's body was actually a mannequin and was not lifelike enough. McCurdy's corpse can be seen in the 1933 Dwain Esper exploitation film, Narcotic.[2]
Eventually, McCurdy's corpse wound up at The Pike, an amusement zone in Long Beach, California which existed under various names until 1979
Enjoy your next visit to any haunted house!
I like how most of the participants didn't post their customer id! 
Surely that must mean they are automatically disqualified?
Surely that must mean they are automatically disqualified?
Not at all.. the entry # is automatically determined by your name using the conversion table. We posted the process of how to determine your own entry # for your own record, but you do not have to post it.
Because without the customer number, how are you going to add the TH/s to the winners account?
Oh yes, you are right!
However I still wouldn't disqualify someone who doesn't post it since they can simply tell me their customer ID after winning. 
I like how most of the participants didn't post their customer id!
Surely that must mean they are automatically disqualified?
Surely that must mean they are automatically disqualified?
Not at all.. the entry # is automatically determined by your name using the conversion table. We posted the process of how to determine your own entry # for your own record, but you do not have to post it.
Because without the customer number, how are you going to add the TH/s to the winners account?
I like how most of the participants didn't post their customer id!
Surely that must mean they are automatically disqualified?
Surely that must mean they are automatically disqualified?
Not at all.. the entry # is automatically determined by your name using the conversion table. We posted the process of how to determine your own entry # for your own record, but you do not have to post it.
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