Isn't the standard for pretty much everyone three meals a day with a couple of snacks in between? (unless you live in poverty or some shit).

Currently as a speculative investment so don't spend them and spend my time trying to collect more. I think bitcoin could become a worldwide currency at some point in the future and I then I would like to spend them aroiund the world rather than exchanging cash for local fiat.

Mechanical keyboards are so much better than all these standard crappy ones you get bunged with new computers. I still use a keyboard that is about 10 years old and still going strong. I might buy a new one soon though when I get a new pc.

Everybody Loves Vegan Pizza song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lq6eJO9q4Ck

I'm not sure whether this guy is a troll or not but check out his other videos as they're hilariously cringe.

I think there isn't really a benefit but I think you get that tag after you've wagered 100btc.

Why do people hate dishonest thieves? I don't really buy the excuse that most of them wern't raised right. Most are just greedy and are using their 'skills' to line their own pockets. If they had the desire they could use their skills for good or get a decent job, but they're probably too lazy for that.

Asexual? How can twerking butts be asexual? I don't particular find big buts twerking massively attractive but it's not exactly hideous either.


What do you find sexy? Massive cocks?  . Each to their own  .

It is risky but just tell them it's like shares in a company as they can fluctuate and lose or gain money too. I like to think as bitcoins in being shares of the bitcoin network that we're all invested in. Bitcoin is definitely not for those that don't have the guts to invest in something revolutionary and it may end up either losing or making people money, but only time will tell whether it was a good investment and whether people will regret either getting involved or not.

Full member place please.

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Lack of innovation in bitcoin? It's a bitcoin gambling site and that's it really (and still one of the best). really much innovating you can do with dice sites though. Last I heard Primcedice was looking to expand their brand into other types of gambling which I think it a good thing.

Why would it not be bitcoin? All other alts offer little to no other advantage and unless something else comes along that truly blows bitcoin out of the water I think it's bitcoin that is going to succeed. Even if a new revolutionary form of crypto came out bitoin could likely adopt the code any way so bitcoin can evolve and adapt too but at the moment only minor changes are needed for it to go mainstream.

Bitcoin currently is neutral to me. I'm still in profit but was massively in profit like 10X when bitcoin was at its peak. I'm holding any way and I think the value will go back up and to in excess of its current all time high over over $1000 but we just need patience.

In theory it should being a deflationary currency, but it all depends on supply and demand.


Again, in theory the halving should push the value up but that also depends on what the demand for coins is like.

It could go to zero or less than $100 but probably wont anytime soon and hopefully never.



The price is very low and bitcoin hasn't reached even a small percentage of it's potential so the potential for it to rise dramatically or go back to around $1000 is very good in my opinion though we may need patience.

It's nice to see certain banks coming round to the technology behind bitcoin instead of trying to fight or slander it, but my concern is even if they adopted it for their infrastructure they likely wouldn't actually be adopting bitcoin just the blockchain tech so not sure how it will have an impact on bitcoin sadly.

Lending might be more profitable than escrow, but you still don't make much and many people default on their loans and end up scamming. Even with just one default it can wipe out all your profit from loans and send you into the red. It's not so bad if you get collateral but it seems largely pointless lending money when you either already have it or something of equal value when you can just use that instead.

No one is saying the op is FUD, but the trolls who are on here constantly proclaiming bitcoin to be dead when in fact it is very much alive and kicking as evidenced by the article. If it was dead companies wouldn't be pouring millions upon millions of dollars into developing tech and businesses around it.

It depends entirely on the type of woman. If you're just on a date with your run of the mill average female I wouldn't bother though if she's intelligent she may find it interesting, though going into too much detail may bore her or any other member of the general public. If you're out on a date with a woman who is interested in tech or other such things go ahead. She might like you more for it.

I'm pretty sure various charity coins have been tried/created before (though I can't recall the names of any). Whilst on the surface they may seem like a good and altruistic idea I don't think they'll be seen as anything other than another gimmick coin. I think it'd be better just setting up a charitable organization that accepts bitcoin to be honest.

Yes, and that's why bitcoin will never replace banks, though it may influence or force them to change their ways. I see bitcoin more of an alternative system than something that is meant to destroy the banks.

Muslims do that too. They just beat them to death first before they set them on fire:

"Victim: Farkhunda, 27, was pushed from a roof, run over by a car and set on fire before her body was thrown in the Kabul River - in full view of several policeman - last Thursday"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3008987/Afghan-woman-beaten-death-streets-murdered-dared-speak-against-superstitious-mullah-NOT-burned-Koran.html