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Quote from: BobLawblaw on December 03, 2018, 10:33:04 PM

I still have that $100K USD party that I'm looking to throw somewhere in the Caribbean...

Not sure if you need suggestions, but Montserrat, where Sir George Martin's legendary Air Studios used to be is a beautiful, safe, remote, and very private island - with very decent rock 'n' roll history (look it up). I went there a couple of times last year and Sir George's house can be booked as a small hotel if you know who to ask. For more capacity, there are loads of villas to rent - all with pools, and it's possible to swing a pukka reception at the Governor's residence, if you know how (it's British Territory and the Foreign Office chaps there are bored and helpful). We hired Sir George's place for a project and used it as a recording studio, it's accessible by 6-seater prop-plane - or helicopter - from Antigua.

A live volcano makes it an interesting chopper ride in, but avoiding the hurricane season is advisable; it's right in the Cape Verde corridor. Let me know if you're interested. It's not wild Vegas-style nightlife you just make your own parties. I loved it.

Dude it's Bob you know the alcohol would be on point, the Caribbean would be a hell of a party. I suggest Atlantis that place is awesome.

Yeah, of course, it's Bob.. our good buddy bob, who is ready, willing and able to deliver, because his online persona informs us about such. Roll Eyes

Do you have a different "persona" online rather than be the same person you are in real life? Because I don't and I don't expect others to, were not children on a video game. We're adults dealing with finances the only way we know how, shitposting.

There are all kinds of variations regarding how people interact on the internet including their exercise of opsec and whether they present a persona that is true or fictitious. If you choose to present the online persona of another person, as if it were either true, or you can rely upon such persona, then that likely says more about you than it does about whatever that other persona may have been presenting, and that includes bob, who happens to be the reference, here.

My comment also includes a reference to Bob's representation that he was going to give beers to everyone if the BTC price goes below "x".... BTC price went below "x" and he weasled as good as any disingenuous person that you cannot rely upon at his word.

By the way, I am not sure why you decided to respond to me about what I do, and asserting what you supposedly do and asserting what "everyone" supposedly does in terms of their online persona, because I was largely just making two points. 1) about the seeming ridiculousness to project a seemingly problematic description of an online persona (namely bob in this case), and 2) suggesting that we can rely on bob, when he has provided pretty strong actions to show that "we" cannot rely on bob for his representations... for whatever that is worth.

The only time you got attention from your parents was when you were 12 and your English teacher sent a note home saying you wrote nice long stories huh.