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The Internet in Ancient [email protected] • 18 days ago

Are these the bit coins everyone's been talking about?

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Are these the bit coins everyone's been talking about?

Flying SquidM to

The Internet in Ancient [email protected] • 18 days ago

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4•18 days ago
I mean sure.

Not my cup of tea, but you do you.

Just try not to lose your head if they try to recruit you into their local sports league.
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  3•18 days ago
  Clearly we should be using something more widely accepted, like Ningi
  
  https://hitchhikers.fandom.com/wiki/Ningi
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    1•17 days ago
    I’m stocking up on all the leaves I can rake
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      1•17 days ago
      Far too difficult, just gather a few leaves and burn all the rest

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