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ENGLISH is the international language of law and commerce. Knowing FRENCH is useful for understanding LEGAL ENGLISH, but FRENCH is not the international language of law and commerce, so we will ignore French speakers who speak to us in the language of a conquered people.

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.

Volume 5

Feb 27, 2014 12:10 AM

Beverly Berta Braakschmack

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Pete Daoust

And I sent the file to BookOne, and here is the answer :D

Hello Pete, The file does look better. Please note the page count minimum is 12 single sided pages plus cover for a soft cover book.

Sincerely, Marc Bardeen

Please Beverly Berta Braakschmack, add a page to the book :)

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Pete Daoust

If you wanna shop for it Beverly Berta Braakschmack, I would go to $500, as a budget :D

If you can have 100 for $500, or whatever the deal you may find

But I want BOOKS, not brochures, or spiral shit stuff, a REAL book :D

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Pete Daoust

I'll offer 2083 dogecoin per hour, which is what I can produce every hour.....

So let me know how many hours you INVEST in this project, and I'll transfer you the dogecoin when it's done

(I can't give more than what I produce !! ) ....I "LOVE" this thinking :D

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Pete Daoust

Ok Beverly, I just sent you 8332 dogecoin, to cover what's the MOST precious thing you have, now, how do I cover the $1 per copies x 200, and the shipping ?

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Pete Daoust

Maybe one day you'll say:

Fuck, I got my self a 50 feet yacth with 4 hours of my time :D

HAHAHAHA!!!!....and me, I'll say, shit, I gave a 50 feet yacth, for 4 hours of Bev's time :/

Ohhh...shit !!! :(

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David Johansen

dog year relativity. no exact science but your comparing hours clocked for your array i presume against the hours of a human.

I have actually pondered what would happen when someone finally calculates the caloric cost of a human doing work and basing a value against that relative to work labor (lacking thought) and came up with a payment schedule based on the actual physical value contribution a human does. for instance, if all you needed was bricks moved from point A to point B you care not who the human is that actually performs the work, and you base the rate of compensation value determined by the output capacity of the human and not his capability to think because thinking is irrelevent for moving a brick. you pick it up travel it, and put it down, somthing a monkey can do.

so what it comes down to is simply value for horsepower or BTU.

if gasoline and alcohol cost exactly the same, alcohol contains only 75% of the potential energy of gasoline molecule to molecule, neither is more difficult to handle or manage than the other, you would buy the gasoline because to buy alcohol is throwing 25% out the window, comparatively speaking.

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Pete Daoust

I can ONLY produce 2083 dogecoin per hour, I CAN'T produce more.....do you get this part ?

I offered Beverly Berta Braakschmack the WHOLE of it, for "HER" time, she said YES... do you also get this part ?

:/

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Gail Marie

the problem arises with the idea of exchange or comparison to legal tender. IF Bev could use the currency to get something she wanted or needed, then she has value in what she received. Looking even deeper into this, FN are fiat, so really they are worth less then the dogecoin which is based on the value Pete and Bev hold....am I accurate in my thinking?

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Gail Marie

I'm not sure that value = bigger price tag all the time? I may think wrong but I don't buy into that way of thinking...due diligence is required,,,and buyer beware etc...that is required though no matter what the price is you're paying

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David Johansen

oh pierre, 50' is a small runabout boat, but i can build you one, would you like the twin 1000HP or 1200HP engines? at todays rate you havent minEd enough doge to change the oil filters.

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Pete Daoust

2010

February 6 Bitcoin Market established

May 22 laszlo first to buy pizza with Bitcoins agreeing upon paying 10,000 BTC for ~$25 worth of pizza courtesy of jercos[

Of course that is so far away, I mean 2010 is ancient times.....

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Pete Daoust

It's not MY fucking exchange rate idiot, it's a fucking offer I have made to Beverly, and she accepted it....ARE YOU THAT STUPID ?

Fuck man, you should stop smoking grass, you look retard in here....

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