Quote from: l8orre on September 29, 2015, 01:59:01 PM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on September 29, 2015, 08:47:05 AM

We Mustangs aren't so galactically stupid and impatient to believe the nice folks of Greece are ready to use Monero for their retail/tourism industry.

The locals already have "an experiment to both get crypto money flowing into Greece, and to give locals an alternative to using the Euro."

It's called BITCOIN.

No, per your hybris you deem the nice folks of Greece too galactically stupid to make an informed decision for themselves.

Instead, you indoctrinate them that there already is an alternative means of payment: It's called BITCOIN, which they shall obey!

well then, why don't you just SWAT them all right away?

Come on, it is easy - you don't even have to leave your basement, just pick up the telephone!

Oh damn I forgot- it is only easy if you speak Greek. Did you happen to learn any before you dropped out of Okonomofuck High School in Wisconsin?

And can you locate Greece on a map anyway?

Yes, I am able to find Greece (and every other nation) on a map. Thank you for your concern; please rest assured you can't come within 100 miles of touching my levels of education and knowledge.

I placed 2nd in my middle school's National Geography Bee (and only missed 1st because I got a much harder final question than the winner). I also read (among other things) Thucydides' History of the Peloponnesian War and Herodotus' History for my Into To Greek Civ class, which was taught by a Oxford PhD professor at a school ranked #1 in Classics. So I could easily lecture you on all aspects of Athenian and Lacedaemon culture until your skull collapses like a rotting pumpkin. Grin

More recently, I spent a couple of years researching the mysterious origins of the Antikythera Mechanism.

Can you locate Antikythera on a map? Wink

Now, where is your love for NAUT these days? Are you sad because it turned out to be a scam, exactly as I warned you would happen?

Or did you dump while the pumping was good, and move on to other shitcoins?

I sincerely hope nobody in Greece actually fell for your ~~Auroracoin~~ NAUT scam.

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on September 29, 2015, 06:27:49 AM

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on September 28, 2015, 10:21:16 PM

I guess it's good BK didn't hype the launch, give all the citizens and businesses of Agistri a chance to buy NAUT cheaply but now I think NAUT is overdue for a big PR blitz.

Yes, let's make sure NAUT has a PR blitz just like Auroracoin did. We saw how well that wave of hype worked out for Iceland!

You expect poor Greeks living on some obscure island to risk their meager savings gambling on a shitty new scam-coin.

That, right there, is your problem.

They need to be putting any spare drachmas into gold, silver, and lead. Perhaps maybe Bitcoin and Monero, if they are well off.

But Nautilus? No way. The Nautilus team doesn't even speak Greek. Cheesy