I think that 90% of altcoins are shit :-)
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I think that 90% of altcoins are shit :-)
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pay the poor!
pay the poor!
At least I'm not a poor. Right?
It’s uncool to use foul language on this forum and attack members personally.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
^^^This!
I think OP actually wants to say we should be supporting his coin:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4865167
Thanks - it all makes sense now - "he can't develop a coin so he critics others who can"
It’s uncool to use foul language on this forum and attack members personally.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
^^^This!
I think OP actually wants to say we should be supporting his coin:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4865167
Thanks - it all makes sense now - "he can't develop a coin so he critics others who can"
It’s uncool to use foul language on this forum and attack members personally.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
^^^This!
I think OP actually wants to say we should be supporting his coin:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4865167
Yeah.
Please go and beg for free doges or earthcoins.
Please..
Also I will write something.
My explanation about why carrots are orange, just as promised 
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
+1
It’s uncool to use foul language on this forum and attack members personally.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
^^^This!
I think OP actually wants to say we should be supporting his coin:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4865167
It’s uncool to use foul language on this forum and attack members personally.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
It’s also not right to make unfounded claims about a coin where a lot of hard work and dedication was attributed to.
You owe this forum an explanation of your intensions and logical reasons why you claim this is a "Sh@#" coin and an apology for your behaviour.
Let’s all try to set an example for new members to follow and support the community.
PS: I'm not affiliated to this coin in anyway.
Yes
Please gtfo and mine your %1 premined shit. When you ready to buy, I will buy all of them for 10 doge.
Sell your premined coins. Go go go. What a poor..
Edit:
You have to improve your english if you market a shit.
Please gtfo and mine your %1 premined shit. When you ready to buy, I will buy all of them for 10 doge.
23 ghs at launch what do you have to say now you Troll bitch GTFO of here your an idiot
Shame on you. What jerk... bitch.Sell your premined coins. Go go go. What a poor..
Edit:
You have to improve your english if you market a shit.
People do not deserve any explanation.
Just go and mine your shitcoin.
Just go and mine your shitcoin.
So.. you make a lot of noise, but refuse to give an explanation? Lol
People do not deserve any explanation.
Just go and mine your shitcoin.
Just go and mine your shitcoin.
23 ghs at launch what do you have to say now you Troll bitch GTFO of here your an idiot
My explanation about why carrots are orange, just as promised
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
Nice story, smart guys those dutcheese Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
! Why ZEITCOIN is SHIT? BTW i never heard about this new coin. There are many shitcoins in market.
It's Not here is the official thread https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/zeit-community-knights-ultra-low-inflation-micro-payments-487814 Release time 5am GMT in a few hours
Why ZEITCOIN is SHIT? BTW i never heard about this new coin. There are many shitcoins in market.
Also, good point CtrlAltDefeat - before the Dutch influence carrots were a pale whitish colour and not nearly as sweet in flavour as they are today - says a lot about the times we live in.
At least akc is not huge premined..
Seriously. Is that your best defense?
My explanation about why carrots are orange, just as promised
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
Most constructive thing said in this thread so far...well done
Thank you, random citizen!
My explanation about why carrots are orange, just as promised
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
Most constructive thing said in this thread so far...well done
My explanation about why carrots are orange, just as promised
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
Allegedly they are orange for entirely political reasons: in the 17th century, Dutch growers are thought to have cultivated orange carrots as a tribute to William of Orange – who led the the struggle for Dutch independence – and the color stuck. A thousand years of yellow, white and purple carrot history, was wiped out in a generation.
Although some scholars doubt if orange carrots even existed prior to the 16th century, they now form the basis of most commercial cultivators around the world. Presumably crosses between Eastern (purple), Western (white, red) and perhaps wild carrots led to the formation of the orange rooted carrot sub species. Turkey is often cited as the original birthplace of the hybrids (or mutations) of the two groups.
Whatever the origins, the Long Orange Dutch carrot, first described in writing in 1721, is the forebear of the orange Horn carrot varieties so abundant nowadays. The Horn Carrot derives from the Netherlands town of Hoorn in the neighborhood of which it was presumably bred. All our modern, western carrots ultimately descend from these varieties. Hypernature avant la lettre.
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