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Tipper and Al Gore named as being visitors to the island.

Virginia Richard Disposition concerning Clinton: Imagine if that was Trump. The internet would explode.

Just to give you all a little barometer here - the prosecution's (you know the ones trying to prove guilt) disposition of Maxwell released today is 465 pages long. Epstein mentioned 343 times. Prince Andrew mentioned 79 times. Clinton mentioned 48 times. Trump mentioned 0 times.

Fake News. A- I've read/scanned every document and haven't seen this list of 150 Does they are talking about. B - Trump has been mentioned in the dispositions - unredacted, thus, his name hasn't been redacted in favor of any Doe. What was released yesterday were several emails from Sarah Ransome, these emails were used by the defense to show lack of credibility in her disposition and to get that disposition released. These emails were to a NY Post reporter, it appears in an attempt to keep both Hillary and Trump for being elected. She's since recanted these allegations and says they were all made up. Released today, so far, was more of Virginia Richard disposition (you know the one filing the law suit) regarding Trump:

QB - Jackson, BAL QB - Allen, BUF RB - CMC, SF RB - White, TB WR - Lamb, Dal WR - Nacua, LAR TE - Kelce, KC TE - Njoku, CLE K - Fairbairn, TB K - Carlson, GB DST - Detroit DST - Miami

Same people were taking their money out of the market and threatening to moving to Canada when Trump got elected. If they had any left they probably sold at the bottom during Covid. Not the smartest group of people.

TDS Name the last time it WASN’T taken out of context.

One thing about Trump - hes a real straight shooter, honest and pulls no punches. Tells it like it is and isnt afraid to say what's on his mind. True Alpha.

Dont forget scratch golfer. Out on the links, were deals are made.

All the King's doctors couldn't put Boyo's back together again.

Police Officers > Part Time Insurance Salesmen IMO

Cowboys 27 - Chiefs 24

I think you're missing a 20:1 split in there. But it doesn't matter. Point is I wouldn't advise anyone to buy a bunch of AMZN stock today (even though I placed that same bet and won years ago) based on their past performance alone. I don't know the details of capped/scarcity. What I do know is there aren't any laws or anything else making people use it. There isn't anything keeping it from becoming antiquated tomorrow. "It has variables you cannot account for" and "Price of missing out" do nothing but throw up more red flags for me. I don't think either of us are just holding onto cash, we're putting it to work for us to try and make more cash. It's interesting that you seem to discredit the US dollar yet it is the very thing you measure the value of BTC with.

I'll just focus on the easy one: The bold isn't true. In 2018 BTC was down 70% for the year. For example. If you're talking about the average per year over it's complete history I'd point you to AMZN and many others. AMZN beats BTC over it's own history by more than 10 fold. If it's neither of those two things above then you are arbitrarily picking your data points. And past results do not guarantee future results anyway. Volatility equals risk and with risk comes reward or loss. You're speculating on what might happen - just read the last two posts between you and Cdub, it's exactly gambling.

Crypto assets or assets in general? - not insured - volatile - threat of government regulation - security - payments are irreversible - transactions are anonymous I have a very small amount of crypto, a fraction of one percent of my total portfolio, but I would fall into the category of being good on wealth - don't need bitcoin exposure. I don't even buy individual stocks anymore, zero need to gamble on a commodity like crypto.

A supposed adult in Baltimore posted this.

Cheifs game is Satuday Night.

Bigger collapse, Jaguars or Eagles?

CLE -1.5 at HOU PHI -2.5 at TBB LAR +3.0 at DET GB +7.0 at DAL

Eagles peaking at just the right time.

Troy Nehls lost his man card. His wife made that statement for him.