Chicken feet 
Not just any chicken feet.
Soy chicken feet.
Yum.
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 26450. (Read 26609692 times)
August 11, 2014, 12:18:45 AM
Not just any chicken feet.
Soy chicken feet.
Yum.
August 11, 2014, 12:06:43 AM
I'm thinking about selling some Bitcoin, and trying to resist.
I'm not happy about Newegg accepting BTC. Too tempting.
http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=24976852
I'm not happy about Newegg accepting BTC. Too tempting.
http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=24976852
August 10, 2014, 11:59:49 PM
August 10, 2014, 11:33:06 PM
we still have a ways to go into August.. flat or within a band of 575 - 599 on stamp..think the pressure still doesn't want 600 to break again.
August 10, 2014, 11:16:50 PM
I think we will see a steady increase.. Weather its up or down is yet to be seen, lol.. but i think its going up..
August 10, 2014, 11:10:41 PM
Chicken feet
August 10, 2014, 10:59:50 PM
August 10, 2014, 10:48:34 PM
Today, I was able to confirm both the good luck and the superstition with 777
I was in my local Chinese town to-go restaurant, and I told the gentleman behind the counter that i wanted 6 barbecued chicken wings and 10 soy chicken feet. He was NOT sure about what I said and he asked the lady next to him to translate into chinese.
When he weighed up the chicken wings, I saw the price came to $7.xx, and I had not really noticed the details of the price, I was just thinking, "shit more than $7.xx for 6 chicken wings." Don't get me wrong, they were big-ass chicken wings, but still I was thinking about the price, and as the guy was acknowledging the price, he was getting really excited about how lucky I was and kept pointing at the wings and the box and going "oh, oh, oh..."
I then glanced back at the price on the scale, and it was $7.77, and I just smiled and nodded in agreement with the guy, even though I was thinking that it was NOT such a big deal. Then as he weighed my 10 soy chicken feet, he wrote down the price and threw in two extra soy chicken feet.. and he kind of winked at me. Then I thought, "oh, there is something to the luck of $7.77 b/c I just scored two extra soy chicken feet out of the deal."
Anyhow, rumor about lucky 7s is true in the Chinese community and confirmed by experience of two extra soy chicken feet.
Edit: BTW... I was thinking that since 6 chicken wings was $7.77, then 5 chicken wings would have been $6.66 and 7 chicken wings would have been $8.88.. just gotta get lucky, or unlucky with the exact weight of each chicken wing.
I was in my local Chinese town to-go restaurant, and I told the gentleman behind the counter that i wanted 6 barbecued chicken wings and 10 soy chicken feet. He was NOT sure about what I said and he asked the lady next to him to translate into chinese.
When he weighed up the chicken wings, I saw the price came to $7.xx, and I had not really noticed the details of the price, I was just thinking, "shit more than $7.xx for 6 chicken wings." Don't get me wrong, they were big-ass chicken wings, but still I was thinking about the price, and as the guy was acknowledging the price, he was getting really excited about how lucky I was and kept pointing at the wings and the box and going "oh, oh, oh..."
I then glanced back at the price on the scale, and it was $7.77, and I just smiled and nodded in agreement with the guy, even though I was thinking that it was NOT such a big deal. Then as he weighed my 10 soy chicken feet, he wrote down the price and threw in two extra soy chicken feet.. and he kind of winked at me. Then I thought, "oh, there is something to the luck of $7.77 b/c I just scored two extra soy chicken feet out of the deal."
Anyhow, rumor about lucky 7s is true in the Chinese community and confirmed by experience of two extra soy chicken feet.
Edit: BTW... I was thinking that since 6 chicken wings was $7.77, then 5 chicken wings would have been $6.66 and 7 chicken wings would have been $8.88.. just gotta get lucky, or unlucky with the exact weight of each chicken wing.
4 and 7, particularly 4, is more considered as bad rather than good in Chinese culture. "4" sounds like "die", and "7" is also related to death.
Commemorative banknote with 4 or 7 in the serial number will carry a lesser premium.
Just search "無47" (No 4 and 7) ( https://www.google.com.hk/search?q=%E7%84%A147 ) and you will find lots of ads of commemorative banknote trading
In other words, the guy in the restaurant did NOT know his proper training in superstitions... He probably had gone to Vegas too frequently... and figured 7s were lucky... NOT realizing that he is chinese.
August 10, 2014, 10:44:01 PM
Today, I was able to confirm both the good luck and the superstition with 777
I was in my local Chinese town to-go restaurant, and I told the gentleman behind the counter that i wanted 6 barbecued chicken wings and 10 soy chicken feet. He was NOT sure about what I said and he asked the lady next to him to translate into chinese.
When he weighed up the chicken wings, I saw the price came to $7.xx, and I had not really noticed the details of the price, I was just thinking, "shit more than $7.xx for 6 chicken wings." Don't get me wrong, they were big-ass chicken wings, but still I was thinking about the price, and as the guy was acknowledging the price, he was getting really excited about how lucky I was and kept pointing at the wings and the box and going "oh, oh, oh..."
I then glanced back at the price on the scale, and it was $7.77, and I just smiled and nodded in agreement with the guy, even though I was thinking that it was NOT such a big deal. Then as he weighed my 10 soy chicken feet, he wrote down the price and threw in two extra soy chicken feet.. and he kind of winked at me. Then I thought, "oh, there is something to the luck of $7.77 b/c I just scored two extra soy chicken feet out of the deal."
Anyhow, rumor about lucky 7s is true in the Chinese community and confirmed by experience of two extra soy chicken feet.
Edit: BTW... I was thinking that since 6 chicken wings was $7.77, then 5 chicken wings would have been $6.66 and 7 chicken wings would have been $8.88.. just gotta get lucky, or unlucky with the exact weight of each chicken wing.
I was in my local Chinese town to-go restaurant, and I told the gentleman behind the counter that i wanted 6 barbecued chicken wings and 10 soy chicken feet. He was NOT sure about what I said and he asked the lady next to him to translate into chinese.
When he weighed up the chicken wings, I saw the price came to $7.xx, and I had not really noticed the details of the price, I was just thinking, "shit more than $7.xx for 6 chicken wings." Don't get me wrong, they were big-ass chicken wings, but still I was thinking about the price, and as the guy was acknowledging the price, he was getting really excited about how lucky I was and kept pointing at the wings and the box and going "oh, oh, oh..."
I then glanced back at the price on the scale, and it was $7.77, and I just smiled and nodded in agreement with the guy, even though I was thinking that it was NOT such a big deal. Then as he weighed my 10 soy chicken feet, he wrote down the price and threw in two extra soy chicken feet.. and he kind of winked at me. Then I thought, "oh, there is something to the luck of $7.77 b/c I just scored two extra soy chicken feet out of the deal."
Anyhow, rumor about lucky 7s is true in the Chinese community and confirmed by experience of two extra soy chicken feet.
Edit: BTW... I was thinking that since 6 chicken wings was $7.77, then 5 chicken wings would have been $6.66 and 7 chicken wings would have been $8.88.. just gotta get lucky, or unlucky with the exact weight of each chicken wing.
4 and 7, particularly 4, is more considered as bad rather than good in Chinese culture. "4" sounds like "die", and "7" is also related to death.
Commemorative banknote with 4 or 7 in the serial number will carry a lesser premium.
Just search "無47" (No 4 and 7) ( https://www.google.com.hk/search?q=%E7%84%A147 ) and you will find lots of ads of commemorative banknote trading
August 10, 2014, 10:15:05 PM
Today, I was able to confirm both the good luck and the superstition with 777
I was in my local Chinese town to-go restaurant, and I told the gentleman behind the counter that i wanted 6 barbecued chicken wings and 10 soy chicken feet. He was NOT sure about what I said and he asked the lady next to him to translate into chinese.
When he weighed up the chicken wings, I saw the price came to $7.xx, and I had not really noticed the details of the price, I was just thinking, "shit more than $7.xx for 6 chicken wings." Don't get me wrong, they were big-ass chicken wings, but still I was thinking about the price, and as the guy was acknowledging the price, he was getting really excited about how lucky I was and kept pointing at the wings and the box and going "oh, oh, oh..."
I then glanced back at the price on the scale, and it was $7.77, and I just smiled and nodded in agreement with the guy, even though I was thinking that it was NOT such a big deal. Then as he weighed my 10 soy chicken feet, he wrote down the price and threw in two extra soy chicken feet.. and he kind of winked at me. Then I thought, "oh, there is something to the luck of $7.77 b/c I just scored two extra soy chicken feet out of the deal."
Anyhow, rumor about lucky 7s is true in the Chinese community and confirmed by experience of two extra soy chicken feet.
Edit: BTW... I was thinking that since 6 chicken wings was $7.77, then 5 chicken wings would have been $6.66 and 7 chicken wings would have been $8.88.. just gotta get lucky, or unlucky with the exact weight of each chicken wing.
I was in my local Chinese town to-go restaurant, and I told the gentleman behind the counter that i wanted 6 barbecued chicken wings and 10 soy chicken feet. He was NOT sure about what I said and he asked the lady next to him to translate into chinese.
When he weighed up the chicken wings, I saw the price came to $7.xx, and I had not really noticed the details of the price, I was just thinking, "shit more than $7.xx for 6 chicken wings." Don't get me wrong, they were big-ass chicken wings, but still I was thinking about the price, and as the guy was acknowledging the price, he was getting really excited about how lucky I was and kept pointing at the wings and the box and going "oh, oh, oh..."
I then glanced back at the price on the scale, and it was $7.77, and I just smiled and nodded in agreement with the guy, even though I was thinking that it was NOT such a big deal. Then as he weighed my 10 soy chicken feet, he wrote down the price and threw in two extra soy chicken feet.. and he kind of winked at me. Then I thought, "oh, there is something to the luck of $7.77 b/c I just scored two extra soy chicken feet out of the deal."
Anyhow, rumor about lucky 7s is true in the Chinese community and confirmed by experience of two extra soy chicken feet.
Edit: BTW... I was thinking that since 6 chicken wings was $7.77, then 5 chicken wings would have been $6.66 and 7 chicken wings would have been $8.88.. just gotta get lucky, or unlucky with the exact weight of each chicken wing.
August 10, 2014, 09:59:46 PM
August 10, 2014, 09:55:33 PM
Just don't bring out the Wat lady....whatever you do.
August 10, 2014, 09:27:00 PM
I think most of the latest posters are from Colorado and are having too much legal fun.
August 10, 2014, 09:17:38 PM
Ok, I like the occasional meme gif every once in a while, but now it's starting to get ridiculous. 
How old are we again?
How old are we again?
August 10, 2014, 09:14:27 PM
August 10, 2014, 09:11:30 PM
Ok, I like the occasional meme gif every once in a while, but now it's starting to get ridiculous.
How old are we again?
How old are we again?
A picture is worth a thousand words... and seems to be part of this thread's culture...
August 10, 2014, 09:08:02 PM
Ok, I like the occasional meme gif every once in a while, but now it's starting to get ridiculous.
How old are we again?
How old are we again?
August 10, 2014, 09:04:59 PM
that made me smile 
I am feeling a bit of a conspiracy......
August 10, 2014, 09:00:36 PM
August 10, 2014, 08:59:47 PM
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