Bitcoin: From my cold dead hands!

What's in your wallet? Bitcoins of course!

Got Bitcoins?

Bitcoins, the choice of a new generation.

Forwarding this PM:

You have just been sent a personal message by MrVivaldi on Bitcoin Forum

The message they sent you was:

I don't have access to reply on your government thread.

But: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwBP_pqkGJA is funny to begin with.

Here is my submission.

The idea that I could win $100,000 got my attention.

I got this email  in my inbox some how.

Until I read what propaganda I would have to spin doctor.  How government is important in our lives? Really?! They don't know me very well.

I think I threw up in my mouth a little just now...

You could try Bitcoin-otc Also, there is this new site, I know nothing about it though.

Rhino's are like "real life" unicorns, and these poachers are like real life scum bags!

Found this article on Bloomberg, and made me think about the recent run up in bitcoin. Could it be that deep pockets are moving into alternate currencies? Has anyone else heard of the Better Than Cash Alliance? I thought that already existed, and it was called Bitcoin! I worry that the sheeple will use whatever their overlords tell them to use...

I watched the video, and read your blog. How much do you make doing those kind of links? Also, I am curious why you want to get out of bitcoins now? There are some sites that do the same thing as you are doing with paypal but pay in bitcoins, and you can always convert those bitcoins into cash. I'm just curious.

Best wishes!

P.S. Thanks in advance for the give away, please send to 16z8C6dADQntMh7eRhQSkM2QxVJa6Rtwmi

What about slush's pool? Hen he got hacked he paid it out of his end of things, and he seems likes trusted community member.

I'm sure you could find someone or several someone's on bitcoin-OTC.com that would send you a western union on a regular basis.

I would try bitcoin-OTC.com or Localbitcoins.com

Good luck! And remember, buyer beware!

$23.22

"When/If" I win you can send to 19yYrsWPgHLey3QJdruV9CpCHmGsaCsVAu

BitcoinScratcher is a physical scratch ticket game which awards prizes in BTC. There are two scratch areas per ticket, one revealing the prize in Bitcoin and public QR code, the second the has the private key. With one scratch area showing, the ticket's Value is known, with both exposed the wallet can be moved. Each game is a limited edition series of tickets which has original artwork and is produced in full color on high quality card stock in our secure facility.

        Some ticket series may be advertiser supported and used to promote a bitcoin business. Additional discount codes. Can be include to redeem on the sponsors site, or for the sponsors product or service.

        Some tickets may have political, economic, or social messages in the zeitgeist of their timeto spur conversation and comprehension of bitcoin.

        Some ticket series will have a narrow prize range (between .9-1.1 BTC) with excellent odds, while other games will have a much wider prize range (between .05-1000 BTC) for those adventurous sorts.

Socially this project creates the potential to share bitcoins to a wider audience, creates a conversation piece, provides a means of off line storage, and should be fun!

Thanks for reading,
Morgan

Hi TioSolid, what kind of topics related to bitcoin interest you?

Hi BitcoinTalk.org,

I've been watching and learning about bitcoin for a long time...well, ever since all the media attention and bubble back in June of 2011, is that long? I've watched a few bitcoin scams from afar and I've seen businesses blow up that weren't scams, and the black hat hackers seem to love to try to steal BTC. It reminds me of when the internet started (Yes, I guess I am that old) I was too young then to make a big splash, and maybe I am too old now, (nah, I doubt it) but I find the whole concept of a distributed digital currency, and the potential for truly free trade fascinating.

I finally registered on #bitcoin-otc (http://bitcoin-otc.com/viewratingdetail.php?nick=bitcoinscratcher) and did my first trade there yesterday. It was a little nerve racking and confusing. But I didn't get scammed! Thanks to EPiSKiNG- for helping me figure out how to spot a scammer.

Any other newbies reading this, who are considering trading on bitcoin-otc I highly recommend using a super well verified, authenticated, and registered seller there for ALL your trades. Be very careful of slight spelling differences in the names of the people you are PMing from who you are ;;verifying...be sure to ask on the main channel if the trade seems legit before you transact. Buyer be very aware. Other than that, way fun!

I have a business idea, I suspect you can figure it out from my handle. "BitcoinScratcher" We will see if I can get that off the ground. I consider myself something of an entrepreneur, and I have helped build a couple of start-up businesses and founded successful a business before. But this is my first step into an internet business or a bitcoin business. I see so much potential with bitcoin, I am really excited to start being a part of the community!

Politically I am pretty libertarian/anarchist, laissez faire, free market, Lysander Spooner, Murray Rothbard, kind of guy.

I'm willing to trade  in and out of Bitcoins for USD fiat, Gold, Silver, gasoline, etc. face to face in North San Diego County California.

Sincerely,
Morgan