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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Jun 27, 2013 3:21 PM

Lei GhLeigh OftheHouseof Collins

Drug Enforcement Agency Seizes First Bitcoins From Silk Road Dealer

gizmodo.com

The Drug Enforcement Agency has seized 11.02 Bitcoins—about $800 from a drug dealer in South Carolina who had been using Silk Road. It's the first (known) time the government has taken control of the virtual currency like it were property or real-world cash.

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Scott Duncan

...and this is just the crappy BETA test! This shit was designed to DIE in 90 days! There was never any intent to put BitCoin into PRODUCTION... Yet here it is.

How will they deal with a PRODUCTION crypto currency? :D Seriously. BitCoin is Written-on-a-napkin Grade Coding. It's hysterical. :D

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Pete Daoust

I don't know if you should, I have so much questionnings about ME, should I do this, should I do that....I will leave you the option on what YOU should do or not :D

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Pete Daoust

Does Bitcoin work, is a good question.....are you qualified to ask ?..why not ?...what is the big deal, who is qualified to unqualified you to ASK a question like this.... :/ if you google BITCOIN, and put a 2 to 3 hours, you will have your answer, or you can BELEIVE my answer :D

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Pete Daoust

My answer is yes, as per the reseaches I've done, but I THINK something bigger is coming...but that is ONLY what I think, and this thought come from INFORMATIONS I've got, so it can be considered as a theory right now by ME...

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Lei GhLeigh OftheHouseof Collins

Q.E.D. is sometimes jokingly claimed to abbreviate "quite easily done". Q.E.D. can also be used to ridicule the specious reasoning of another person by mockingly attaching it to the end of a poor argument, which was not in fact successfully demonstrated or presented.

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