Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 4659. (Read 26607811 times)

Well, you're right imo, but i even know a few guys (and gals) personally, who seem to unable to even say "hello" without swearing. It is just their version of etiquette, damn loyal people at their hearts, though.
If you are too polite, they will most likely call you a freaking faggot or something like that and tell to GTFO. They remember me a lot of the "cathleen's bike" people.
Back in the days, one told me he will punch out my girlfriends teeth and piss in the "hole", which would be translated to "i don't like what she just said".
So i might be much more used to "bad speech" than most other people.

When somebody is purely name-calling, i would see it as trying to distance himself from the one(s) he's directing his words at.
I guess we all swear and call names inside, but we were taught to keep it there.
Overall, it is considered "verbal violence", but i'd only consider it as violence if the one who is addressed with these wordings is suffering from it. If you continue to hurt somebodies feelings though you are aware, you're probably just an asshole.
All in all, it's a manifestation of the "dark side" we all have within, whether we realize it or not. Better let it out from time to time through filthy words, before somebody gets harmed, maybe even physically.
I believe swearing can be healthy and relieving, if "done right".

EDIT: muhfucka, more than 2000 posts already?!  I wonder how many of them were kinda "on topic" 

I just skimmed your above post, and I discovered that you are premeditatively planning to skim my future posts.

 





Oops..

Upon rereading you are correct.  I misread that... and I am still not sure if it makes sense, exactly.. because sure in 2018 there was a drop from $20k to $12k.. but that drop was short-lived.. so that drop to $12k is hardly representative of what ended up happening, even if BTC prices might have hovered in the supra $10k prices for a bit of time before spending a quite a bit of time in the sub $10ks... I am considering that there is no need to edit my earlier post - even though now I see that I misunderstood the above portion of what philip was saying.

Seems to be an emotional day here at the WO folks...
I hope we all will be rewarded with a green $10k candle, which is predicted on twatter for today. But king daddy will just do what king daddy always does: he won't care.

From my point of view, family is much more for whom i care, not who is related to me, could well be an animal, too.

Lately, it seems signs of change pop up virtually everywhere, Bitcoin (and crypto) seems finally to be taken serious by the "laugh about you" peeps.
Hopefully the "fight you" era will turn into a extensive phase of adoption, because then "we all win"!

RIP… I can feel your pain… what happened? natural death?

I remember once we lost our beautiful pet parrot. He was part our family too he used to sleep on the corner of the bed or on the bed’s head rest and sometimes my father will put a chair near to bed and he will sit on it all night. But this unfortunate soul had a tragic death …. One day my younger brother was sleeping and somehow he crawled on his bed and was suffocated to death under his blanket or under him we aren’t sure. But we could not forget him for so long he stayed with 3-4 years, he once survived a cat attacked

oh?

We will have to work harder to have fun in other ways, then.   

I am not even agreeing to NOT resort to name calling, as determined exclusively by me.


Exactly!!!!!!

You tend to allow ur lil selfie to become very (arguably too much) emotional, and you want to be "looked up to" on the interwebs, so you go around swingening and swaggering as if you were to have some kind of meaningful and significant clout...


Frequently pure name-calling without substance is a sign of lost arguments, and that is why it has its own logical fallacy name.. aka ad hominem attack. 

In other words, I have no problem with strategic name calling, but it is likely better to attempt to address substance first, and usually only resort to name calling after the other party has done it first (not saying never to preemptively strike, because there are likely times/situations in which preemptive strikes could be helpful and even the right thing to do, also).

Explanation

Sorry for your loss dude...  

I'm not into dogs or pets in general (too busy to properly take care of them, so they'd suffer if I had any), but still I can relate to your pain, as I have friends and relatives who have dogs and I greatly enjoy them whenever I visit.

Often pets (especially dogs) can be more loyal than humans. At least pets are true. WYSIWYG. Which is something that can't be said for many (most?) humans, sadly.

yeah I am explaining the projected 2022 ratio

to the prior 2018 numbers

and in order for it to be the same  as 2017 -2018 we need to spike really hard from now til dec-jan far out stripping the diff.

then have prices slide in 2022 with diff gowing to catch up

MemPool Report: Fees have been higher than 1sat to get into a block for over two hours now - still trying to checkpoint a Lightning channel open with LOOP.

Looks to be backed up for at least another hour at 3sat to get in as minimum fee.

I'm in no hurry, but just taking more note of the mempool since I got back into Lightning - so as to minimize on-chain costs - and hasn't been this backed up since I started taking notice of such things, since you assholes dragged me into your Lightning channel party thingy.

Not sure how to interpret this. I know there has been some historical speculation about mempool activity/BTC Price, and I guess I'm just passively noting that speculated correlation.

eg: I can't seem to recognize a reason for the min fee being over 1sat, for as long as it has, vs price activity.

I guess the upside to becoming more involved with running the node, is I'll have a much better sense of the mempool/fee-state as a result of desiring to pay bare minimum on channel opens, which may help give me further insight into any possible price movements.

Haven't paid attention to the mempool/price to the extent that I have lately, and will be curious to see what knowledge I glean. I don't have any interest in going backwards through history to do the research sorta thing...

Sad to hear that.. I didn't have the chance yet to have a dog. But I love them and I hope i will have a more "calm" lifestyle in a near future to adopt one. I love the Golden retriever.

Which type of dog was ?

Condolences.

In other words, you are showing yourself as an emotionally sensitive twat.

There might have been a more substantive point to re-iterate, but losing track of the substantive point beyond you and a few other nutjobs spouting out overweighted nonsense that the BTC price follows hashrate - as if hashrate were some kind of central consideration... and blah blah blah regarding anti-lightning network (and anti-second layer) nonsense that generally attempts to suggest that all solutions have to be "on-the-first-layer."  Don't those dumbass arguments sound familiar?  One of the lovely things about segregated witness (have you heard of it) remains that it facilitates a lot of second layer (centralized or whatever who fucking cares?... you can use them if you want or you do not have to), while hardly at all putting any kind of jeopardy or security issues to undermine the first layer....

Have you ever considered that further down the layer solutions can be built upon decentralization, but if you try to accomplish that the other way around, you are engaging in smoke and mirrors - like many shitcoins play those kinds of games.. in other words, you can build centralized systems upon decentralized systems and maintain centralization, but not the other way around.. so in that respect, you go fuck your dumb little BIG blocker wannabe self (even if you don't realize it), Cryptotourist.


You had a point?  Oh?  I had not realized that part.


Lookie uie poo-ie.  Giving assignments.   


We have bitcoin.  Have you heard of it?  It goes by other names, too - such as king daddy, honey badger, lilie fiend and a few other names.


Oh gawd..  does it involve a coin?

Thx for the support…. WO is a beautiful place….

I have to say, I knew it would be hard, but it’s harder as imagined…

Probably all people with a heart for animals or who lost a dog, know the feeling…

Sad day, but we have had some amazing times and a lot of good memories.

To everyone in here only take a dog/pet when you understand the responsibility it takes and live life together, share some best moments, experience the love an animal has for you, take good care for it etc

Losing it hurts that’s for sure, but I will always need a dog around me!

"All happy families are alike; but each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."
--Lev Tolstoy's Anna Karenina principle

To your point, they are young enough that I'm hoping another 10 years may turn them around, and I can write them back in, if I'm still alive.

They have to convince me they are worthy of inheriting something, and not become complete garbage humans like their father, for how he treated my sister, and using the children as weapons against her.

That shit has dire consequences to me; that nephews will side with their degenerate father over my sister, but that's more info than I should have revealed...

I mean, speaking to degeneracy, I kinda painted myself into a corner there.

Well, each person's family situation is a bit different, but generally, if there is a family trait that you would like to be preserved, then you would care, probably.
Somehow, in my extended family there are a lot of engineers and scientists, and I like this quite a bit. Too bad my own kids are not into sciences at all.
I promised myself that if I "make it" in bitcoin, etc, I would help kids in the extended family to get the best education they aim at (in cooperation with their parents, of course).

Explanation

On the basis of time spent, it would seem that would be a waste. However, it is nuanced. Still they are blood, and while it may not matter to some, it does have a non-negligible impact, particularly if it's a closer bond, such as a parent or a child, or even siblings. Beyond that, it's different on how distant it can become.

It still might be worth the once in a while visit, perhaps just to reaffirm why you don't like them so much. Maybe one day they will change, and one can hope.

Skip a year or two, it might put some perspective into it? Maybe? I've friends who I have not seen in 10 years, meet them, then don't see them in another 5, but we're still friends. We just don't do much and have our own lives now.


I've had a few dogs in my life. I've had one that was very naughty but loyal and died when he was 13 years old (so that's very old for a dog), then I've had another one which was supposed to be very brave kind of breed but got spoiled and was afraid of other humans (it was a rottweiler).

And I've had a couple who I carried home with me in a small plastic bag when they were born, raised them, cared for them, until they were about maybe 5 years old, then let them loose in some farm where they can run around. I would visit that farm occasionally and the dog would remember who I am. One day, we just didn't see him anymore and it was ... maybe it was his time.

Explanation

Someone could think it's "just a dog". Well, think better.
I felt much the same in the past, and I know what it means.
Condolences.