Quote from: BitcoinSniper on February 13, 2014, 01:58:54 AM

Why don't you read each post on this thread before you post and show how lazy you are. I love when people post on other peoples threads without reading the entire thread. I have covered in DETAIL the mission parameters . Why don't you do something useful and create something for bitcoin before slamming other peoples ideas and ventures. Oh wait i know because people like you cannot create anything. They can only bitch and whine about other peoples ideas

Just out of politeness, read each of your posts.

BS...
BS...
Bollocks...
Bad Photoshop...
We'll use thrusters to get higher...
BS...
More bad Photoshop...
BS...
After we're done, we're going to the MOON! <----- (seriously WTF?!)
BS...
Even more bad Photoshop...
More empty promises...
BS...
More BS...
Blah blah...

So here we got it.
I don't bitch or complain about your primitive scam attempts (I count that fake donation drive and fake custom ASIC miners on that cheaply done website as two seperate scam attempts), it's just ludicrous enough to laugh about (hence my comment "back to scamming school").
Lots of delusional blah blah, not a single bit of proof about anything, more blah blah and empty/meaningless claims. Basically it's just pathetic. If the spot wasn't already taken, you could make it into Wikipedia definition of "pathetic" as an example.
And your reaction is just as typical of a scammer cockroach being given the flashlight as always.

Being useful (that's just me and my opinion) includes spotting scams/BS and once a while point a finger at it to protect all-but-too-gullible Bitcoin holders.
If you want people to applaud your scamming ideas, scamming school might just do the trick, maybe your scamming colleagues or instructor like your innovative idea.

Technically speaking you're even right, after all just about 95% of everything revolving around BitCoin is either scamming/easy skinning or at least finding greater fools. So sending a scam into space could be seen as a noble quest to signal the massive human trust issue that got more visible with BitCoin than even Wall St. could have ever thrown it into people's faces. At least their schemes are usually well-designed and the entry fee keeps the cheap mudders away that we see here every day.

PS.
Could it be this isn't even Photoshop? It's so bad I reckoned some of it actually could be MS Paint.