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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 3593. (Read 26723662 times)
May 25, 2022, 04:04:58 AM
May 25, 2022, 04:01:31 AM
@fillippone
i leaked your whatsapp chat history
i leaked your whatsapp chat history
May 25, 2022, 03:41:48 AM
Yet another school shooting in USA. WTF America. Get your shit together.
If you changed your gun laws this shit would stop.
Or better yet you can change "right to bear arms" to "right to arm bears" and that would make the world a much more interesting place
If you changed your gun laws this shit would stop.
Or better yet you can change "right to bear arms" to "right to arm bears" and that would make the world a much more interesting place
May 25, 2022, 03:03:26 AM
May 25, 2022, 02:04:53 AM
May 25, 2022, 01:53:17 AM
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The Biden administration will ban Russia’s government from paying bondholders through American banks starting Wednesday morning, the Treasury Department said.
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“OFAC can force Russia into default at any time. OFAC is still in the driving seat,” Ash said.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/24/us-bars-russia-from-paying-bondholders-through-american-banks-increasing-default-risk.html...
“OFAC can force Russia into default at any time. OFAC is still in the driving seat,” Ash said.
You default because we won't accept your money approach. Not sure if it's possible to make a bigger mockery of the "global reserve currency".
May 25, 2022, 01:45:44 AM
Is the font changed or what? Why the forum looks weird to me.
Oh, and good riddance mods. This account used to just copy paste every single thing from Twitter onto the WO just to farm those merits.
Oh, and good riddance mods. This account used to just copy paste every single thing from Twitter onto the WO just to farm those merits.
As far as I've seen, you've been heavily spamming WO with useless copypasta so I don't think you'll be missed. You should go to Twitter.
+1 suchmoon. 
May 25, 2022, 01:38:44 AM
*Sigh* lawyers screwing up affecting my finances again. Get ready for the rocket if I have to sell some BTC to bridge the gap.
Readying the Bulls for the next run. Somebody be going to the moon.
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May 25, 2022, 01:03:09 AM
💥BREAKING:
Brazilians can now buy apartments with Bitcoin from listed property developer Grafisa.
Source:https://twitter.com/BTC_Archive/status/1529060203550973952
Brazilians can now buy apartments with Bitcoin from listed property developer Grafisa.
Source:https://twitter.com/BTC_Archive/status/1529060203550973952
May 25, 2022, 01:01:25 AM
May 25, 2022, 12:48:20 AM
*Sigh* lawyers screwing up affecting my finances again. Get ready for the rocket if I have to sell some BTC to bridge the gap.
I told my landlord that I won't be paying them rent this month, cuz I'm saving so I can buy the dip so I can buy my Yellow Lamborghini back from the loan sharks.
May 25, 2022, 12:09:49 AM
I'm starting to miss the old WO
They are all still out there.
These days I am devoting my energy to full time trans rights campaigning. But I've yet to decide whether I'm for or against them so playing both sides is wearing me out.
As for cryptoland, I've paid so little attention to anything beyond BTC I'm pretty sure I now know less than the average Polynesian grandma.
Defi, wut?
NFTs? Is this some sort of joke? No, really. Don't look away. Is this SOME SORT OF JOKE?
And I really don't give a shit. As for old time shitcoins because of them I was still poorer at the last peak than I was in 2017.
Un-fooking-believable.
See you at 100k.
Nice to see you again mate.
May 25, 2022, 12:01:19 AM
May 25, 2022, 12:00:16 AM
Yeah I lived here 30 years 1 earthquake.
I lived in New York City 30 years 1 earthquake
I lived in California 3 years 3 earthquake.
I lived in New York City 30 years 1 earthquake
I lived in California 3 years 3 earthquake.
WoW!
30+30+3= 63 Years.
My mind poking me: Ask him how old is he. (LOL)
he already mentioned it a few times (1957 should be a hint too, lol), so don't try to look too green (while get 'poked' by your brain, whatever it is).
May 24, 2022, 11:43:15 PM
Yeah I lived here 30 years 1 earthquake.
I lived in New York City 30 years 1 earthquake
I lived in California 3 years 3 earthquake.
I lived in New York City 30 years 1 earthquake
I lived in California 3 years 3 earthquake.
WoW!
30+30+3= 63 Years.
My mind poking me: Ask him how old is he. (LOL)
I hear he modeled for the Old Man of the Mountain.
May 24, 2022, 11:40:38 PM
Yeah I lived here 30 years 1 earthquake.
I lived in New York City 30 years 1 earthquake
I lived in California 3 years 3 earthquake.
I lived in New York City 30 years 1 earthquake
I lived in California 3 years 3 earthquake.
WoW!
30+30+3= 63 Years.
My mind poking me: Ask him how old is he. (LOL)
May 24, 2022, 11:04:53 PM
May 24, 2022, 10:29:55 PM
However, if you tell me that it was all a conspiracy, then this is a road that you have to travel by yourself.
My rule is to not expect a conspiracy when it could be explained by rushing 'something' and/or incompetency.
My rule is to not expect a conspiracy when it could be explained by rushing 'something' and/or incompetency.
Some of us have lived long enough lives to know that the world going from one crisis (Covid, world shutdown, mass layoffs), to another crisis (Money printer go brrr, massive inflation), to another crisis (Ukraine War), to another crisis (supply chain constraints, oil shortage, food shortage, etc.) to another crisis (Monkeypox, or whatthefuckeverisnext), in just a span of a few years is NOT normal. Like at all. The odds of such a pattern happening organically in such a short span of time are ridiculously low, low enough to know that they would have to be completely manufactured, planned events.
That is the conspiracy part. Rolling from one catastrophe to another and then another is not normal.
Those that believe otherwise just haven't lived long enough to know better.
Welp, let's just throw another crisis onto the pile (Texas school shooting). During an election year no less.
Gee, what are the odds.
Funny, had a friend tell me the same thing in 2011. We had fires in California, then that quake, which caused a tsunami, which caused a nuclear disaster. Think there was a plane crash and something else happening, friend was arguing how there was no way it could all be a coincidence
The gulf of Mexico oil spill was a big thing also, at that time.
In reference to Philip's point: Large earthquakes are pretty uncommon in New Jersey too..
Yeah I lived here 30 years 1 earthquake.
I lived in New York City 30 years 1 earthquake
I lived in California 3 years 3 earthquake.
All were not really bad but you knew what they were.
The tornado in 2011 was 4 miles from my house. We had 1 this year 20 miles away. They are more common then they were years ago.
I think 4 hurricanes 2 in NYC
and 2 in NJ
Also a really strong typhoon/cyclone in the Indian Ocean when I was in the Navy. This was the only thing in this post that got me nervous edgy scared.
My ship was 750 feet long and about 60 feet wide. I work on a deck that was 35 feet above the sea on a flat sea. I went to look at the waves from this storm they were not breakers they were rollers. So tall that when the shine settled in a low spot if I look to port(left) we were 20 foot Lower than the roller. do an about face and look right (starboard) and 20 feet lower then that roller so the rolling waves were about 55-60 feet tall.
I think this was a record breaker in the Indian Ocean. I will look for it (google). BTW Mother Nature showed me how small I really am that day.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1980–81_South-West_Indian_Ocean_cyclone_season#Very_Intense_Tropical_Cyclone_Florine
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Very Intense Tropical Cyclone Florine[edit]
Very intense tropical cyclone (MFR)
Category 3 tropical cyclone (SSHWS)
Florine Jan 7 1981 0409Z.png Florine 1981 track.png
Duration January 3 – January 11
Peak intensity 220 km/h (140 mph) (10-min) 935 hPa (mbar)
Toward the beginning of January, the ITCZ was active to the northeast of Madagascar, spawning a circulation east of Agalega that became a depression on January 3. On the next day, the system was named Florine. Steered between a ridge to its northwest and northeast, the system moved erratically until January 5, when Florine began a steady movement to the south and later southwest. The change in trajectory was because the ridge to Florine's northeast had weakened. On January 6, the intensifying storm passed just west of St. Brandon, where a station recorded sustained winds of 115 km/h (71 mph) and gusts of 148 km/h (92 mph). A day later, the outer eyewall of Florine moved across Réunion island, while the center of the eye passed 25 km east of Sainte-Rose. Roland Garros Airport recorded a minimum pressure of 935 mbar (27.6 inHg), the lowest on the island. A landfall was spared due to a shift in trajectory to the south-southeast caused by a passing cold front.[6] Also around this time, the cyclone reached its peak intensity according to the JTWC; the agency estimated peak winds of 195 km/h (120 mph), based on a Dvorak rating of 5.5.[7][8] The MFR estimated peak 10 minute winds of 220 km/h (140 mph).[6] Florine weakened as it accelerated ahead of a polar trough, and was no classifiable as a tropical cyclone on January 10. The remnants passed west of Île Amsterdam on the next day and continued southeastward.[6][7]
Florine's close passage to Réunion caused injuries to two people. The high winds, peaking at 234 km/h (145 mph) at Plaine des Cafres, affected the island alongside heavy rainfall. Precipitation totals ranged from 100 mm (4 in) near the coast to 1,161 mm (45.7 in) at Foc-Foc. High tides reached 5.2 m (17 ft) at the coast in La Possession. Cyclone Florine destroyed crops and 95 houses. It caused injuries to two people and left around 500 people homeless. The storm knocked down 2000 phone lines and caused disruptions to the power network. Cilaos and Salazie became isolated during the storm, requiring assistance by helicopter. In nearby Mauritius, winds peaked at 137 km/h (85 mph).[6]
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Very Intense Tropical Cyclone Florine[edit]
Very intense tropical cyclone (MFR)
Category 3 tropical cyclone (SSHWS)
Florine Jan 7 1981 0409Z.png Florine 1981 track.png
Duration January 3 – January 11
Peak intensity 220 km/h (140 mph) (10-min) 935 hPa (mbar)
Toward the beginning of January, the ITCZ was active to the northeast of Madagascar, spawning a circulation east of Agalega that became a depression on January 3. On the next day, the system was named Florine. Steered between a ridge to its northwest and northeast, the system moved erratically until January 5, when Florine began a steady movement to the south and later southwest. The change in trajectory was because the ridge to Florine's northeast had weakened. On January 6, the intensifying storm passed just west of St. Brandon, where a station recorded sustained winds of 115 km/h (71 mph) and gusts of 148 km/h (92 mph). A day later, the outer eyewall of Florine moved across Réunion island, while the center of the eye passed 25 km east of Sainte-Rose. Roland Garros Airport recorded a minimum pressure of 935 mbar (27.6 inHg), the lowest on the island. A landfall was spared due to a shift in trajectory to the south-southeast caused by a passing cold front.[6] Also around this time, the cyclone reached its peak intensity according to the JTWC; the agency estimated peak winds of 195 km/h (120 mph), based on a Dvorak rating of 5.5.[7][8] The MFR estimated peak 10 minute winds of 220 km/h (140 mph).[6] Florine weakened as it accelerated ahead of a polar trough, and was no classifiable as a tropical cyclone on January 10. The remnants passed west of Île Amsterdam on the next day and continued southeastward.[6][7]
Florine's close passage to Réunion caused injuries to two people. The high winds, peaking at 234 km/h (145 mph) at Plaine des Cafres, affected the island alongside heavy rainfall. Precipitation totals ranged from 100 mm (4 in) near the coast to 1,161 mm (45.7 in) at Foc-Foc. High tides reached 5.2 m (17 ft) at the coast in La Possession. Cyclone Florine destroyed crops and 95 houses. It caused injuries to two people and left around 500 people homeless. The storm knocked down 2000 phone lines and caused disruptions to the power network. Cilaos and Salazie became isolated during the storm, requiring assistance by helicopter. In nearby Mauritius, winds peaked at 137 km/h (85 mph).[6]
I think this was the one and we were sailing 400 miles south of the center to avoid it which is why we just got huge rollers.
May 24, 2022, 10:19:23 PM
However, if you tell me that it was all a conspiracy, then this is a road that you have to travel by yourself.
My rule is to not expect a conspiracy when it could be explained by rushing 'something' and/or incompetency.
My rule is to not expect a conspiracy when it could be explained by rushing 'something' and/or incompetency.
Some of us have lived long enough lives to know that the world going from one crisis (Covid, world shutdown, mass layoffs), to another crisis (Money printer go brrr, massive inflation), to another crisis (Ukraine War), to another crisis (supply chain constraints, oil shortage, food shortage, etc.) to another crisis (Monkeypox, or whatthefuckeverisnext), in just a span of a few years is NOT normal. Like at all. The odds of such a pattern happening organically in such a short span of time are ridiculously low, low enough to know that they would have to be completely manufactured, planned events.
That is the conspiracy part. Rolling from one catastrophe to another and then another is not normal.
Those that believe otherwise just haven't lived long enough to know better.
Welp, let's just throw another crisis onto the pile (Texas school shooting). During an election year no less.
Gee, what are the odds.
Funny, had a friend tell me the same thing in 2011. We had fires in California, then that quake, which caused a tsunami, which caused a nuclear disaster. Think there was a plane crash and something else happening, friend was arguing how there was no way it could all be a coincidence
The gulf of Mexico oil spill was a big thing also, at that time.
In reference to Philip's point: Large earthquakes are pretty uncommon in New Jersey too..
Edit: it also seems to me that DaRude is referring to things that mostly started in early 2011.. which was the fukishima earthquake and the gulf oil spill.. but then Philip is talking about later in the year (2011) (of course giving August dates).
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