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vic-viper said:
These are really mine. Every few years in Venezuela there is a terrible inflation and the money is worth much less than the paper they are printed on, so you can buy a year's issue for a few cents.
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I didnt doubt that, I was actually asking if the channel was yours from days gone by :LOL:

I obviously don't speak a lick of russia/ukranian but I did notice the coins on your socials ;)

I don't have tons of time to go digging through social media for obvious reasons...but the times I do I always keep track of friends and people who support us...and unlike most people in the world, I actually pay attention to what I do come across of their interests and projects.

Wish I had more free time to support everyone myself and cheer them on...but lifes been busy busy ever since we started this project since I want it to be the best it can be.

Unlike ivo, I dont work full time...so I practically put 24hrs a day into it or into learning things I might be able to use for it...and I still always feel busy lol.
 
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@whatnitrus : Regarding money and jobs, it just reminded me of this movie: "Sorry to Bother You (2018)". I recommend it.


whatnitrus said:
"According to a study I just made up in my head" :LOL: nothing wrong with a good laugh ;)

...and I guess I'm attractive AF then...may be broke and an asshole, but i'm half horse lmao
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"Horse Being (2016)"??
I haven't seen this movie and I don't plan to, 🤣
 
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panto-esp said:
Regarding money and jobs, it just reminded me of this movie: "Sorry to Bother You (2018)". I recommend it.
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Reminds me of "Life taking a shit on you." but potato pototo, I've made multiple things and been offered multiple jobs that would have made me rich if I was greedy enough to use it to my advantage....and I can't even win when I win...like my lawsuit.

 
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Zimbabwe, they have always been the richest, :LOL:

But it's better not to laugh because with this debt-money bullshit, papers to wipe their asses since they broke Bretton Woods, those who paint the bills could do the same to us any day.

In fact, they are already doing it. This devaluation of the dollar and euro compared to any product is just that, a scam that has been going on for more than half a century, since 1971.
 
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panto-esp said:
Zimbabwe, they have always been the richest, :LOL:

But it's better not to laugh because with this debt-money bullshit, papers to wipe their asses since they broke Bretton Woods, those who paint the bills could do the same to us any day.

In fact, they are already doing it. This devaluation of the dollar and euro compared to any product is just that, a scam that has been going on for more than half a century, since 1971.
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The paper in some countries is worth more than the money, supposedly you can make a fortune by turning it back into paper. But if i'm being real...I'm pretty sure where I heard that was really AI trolling :LOL:
 
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whatnitrus said:
Good t-shirt idea

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Half Man

Half Horse
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Always wanted to make that shirt :LOL:
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You are mythological creature a centaur :LOL:

The Education of Achilles​

1630 - 1635. Oil on panel.
Thetis entrusted the education of her son Achilles to the boy´s great-grandfather, the wise centaur Chiron, tutor of gods and heroes, who instructed him in the arts of medicine, music, riding and hunting. Rubens illustrated a riding lesson, for which the centaur, half-man and half-horse, was eminently well suited. A variety of objects allude to other aspects of Achilles´s education. The bearded male term portrayed with a snake coiled around a staff is Aesculapius, the god of medicine, whom several classical sources describe as having studied under Chiron. Homer refers to Achilles´s knowledge of medicine in the Iliad (IX, 631). The female term holding a lyre is one of the Muses, probably Calliope, the muse of epic poetry, but her attribute does not allow for a more specific identification. An ancient source states that Achilles offered a sacrifice to her in the hope that she would teach him music and poetry. The lyre in the tree is a second allusion to Achilles´s musical education. Hunting is symbolised by the two hounds in the landscape and the still life of hunting attributes in the foreground comprising a bow and arrows, a dead hare, a bird and two hunting horns. Rubens based his illustration of the riding lesson on a description of what was probably a fictive painting in Philostratus´s Imagines: Chiron is teaching Achilles to ride horseback and to use him exactly as a horse. The figures of Achilles and Chiron were predominantly inspired by a classical sculpture of the Centaur Tormented by Cupid (Paris, Musee National du Louvre), which had been excavated shortly before Rubens´s arrival in Rome. Rubens had made drawings of it from different angles when it was in the collection of Scipione Borghese.
 
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