If you want to be successful, just use 8U for all your faces.

>>33914

Good advice, thank you. I'll start another thread in that board. My art isn't fantastic by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm hoping that I can make it better by practice, same with writing. Guess that's why I like webcomics, most are written/drawn by one person.

>>33916

Good ol' B^Uckley, I haven't checked in since I heard he killed off his Mary-Sue. The art has gotten better, I'll admit, but it is still an awful pile of crap. Makes me sad that I used to read it passionately.

Also, turns out mtgox didn't exist during the times I need the prices.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/History

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_Market was, however, but I'm getting an "untrusted connection error".

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AmcTCtjBoRWUdHJuUE1mUkFxa3A0eHBDQkxZLVVFZmc#gid=0

dunno why whoever stopped updating it

>>33910
Thank you, but that's data from mtgox, which doesn't go back to the date I need.

I'm not sure you're going to be able to find anything older, it looks like there aren't any exchanges left from before mtgox.

You can extrapolate a little based on what's in the history link above, such as

>October 5, 2009 Exchange rates published by New Liberty Standard. $1 = 1,309.03 BTC (and theymos thought NLS was overcharging[3])
>July 12, 2010 Beginning of a 10x increase in exchange value over a 5 day period, from about $0.008/BTC to $0.08/BTC

Seems a little inconsistent because it says theymos thought he was overcharging at .00076 rate, but theymos's profile says "He first bought bitcoins at or near the all-time low ($0.003)"

>>33926
oh, and this is the cited webpage
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104287

>>33807
http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=drywall+stilts&tag=googhydr-20&index=tools&hvadid=4242553627&hvpos=1t1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4400936091779395333&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&ref=pd_sl_775p6icbyg_e then you can be a drywaller.

>>33813
Link didn't go to nothin brah

>>33817

>Stilts like these?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003C24U0O/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B003C24U0O&linkCode=as2&tag=pu02d-20

>or like these way-more-badass ones?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004RE38OA/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B004RE38OA&linkCode=as2&tag=pu02d-20

It's all about practice really.
YouTube would be my first place to search.

The ganz field one works (the ping pong one) and it was awesome but I used a drug that was not free along with it weed

>>33762
yes because the cops love dead bodies and drug busts combos

free drugs?

Try jenk!

>>32986

Poppy seed tea or brewing kilju are both less than $2/dose if you get the ingredients from the right places, but stop being such a cheap bastard. People in the ghetto living off of foodstamps and welfare can afford drugs, why can't you?

investigation stage entered, thanks for at the very least bringing up sports gambling. I love a good block of unexplored territory.

>>33615
That's not a strategy you fucking idiot

Forgot what a jackass this guy was lol. I'm >>32305 and >>32318

If people are actually interested in Sports Gambling, I'm not an expert more of an advanced person, shoot questions if you have em.

>>33615
yeah but you risk the 100 (on a bet against your favor, number reds vs number blacks plus greens pays the amount of the bet) in the first place. Casino odds are fucking simple, they didn't build those giant buildings by giving away money.

>ITT people reply to a 6 month old spam thread

>>33264
OP needs PROXY, TOR, and to access his naughtyness from public wifi ( wear a hat so the starbucks camera dont see yo face son )
careful for dem pigs

>people responding to OP
>they dont realize its a month and a half later
>fractals yall

What are some good exchanges other than mtgox? Is there a site that has the different fees listed?

>>33758

>fractals yall

>>33784

>fractals yall

>>33453
>>33453
I don't know much about about it, I can tell you about all the insects, bugs, caterpillars and moths that don't like this pesticide though, Actually moths shouldn't really be included in this because they still ate my fucking tomatoes. There is However the wickedly awesome Blueberry Midge, which will devour/ruin one entire blueberry bush and in exchange they will fly off to a cranberry bush and birth their young in the leaves, the adults then die and then fall from the leaves leaving behind the perfect fertilizer for your cranberries. The baby bugs then try to find the next blueberry bush which they find has a pesticide sparsely spread up the entire lower trunk of the bush, which they eat because weed (is just that awesome) has a very aromatic smell, mixed with the smell of the native blueberry bush. I think it drives them crazy, but none the less they just ate a lethal dose of indigestible paraffin wax and a bit a weed and then they don't last very long not being able to eat anything (whilst having the munchies) due to their entire body starting to die from having paraffin wax clog up their insides before they even get to what they where supposed to eat. Which was the "honey pot" plant anyway, Planted with 3 miles of isolation from the actually blueberry bushes.

Then there was the diabrotica beetles that came out of nowhere, they spawned in some of my wheat the barley as well, then they took some of the oats, Then the little fuckers came and fucked with my squashes. I had to burn the lot, nasty little things, they look like a horror show when they finally emerge from the stem, It's like Japanese porn with tentacles flailing everywhere.

Then there's also the double team butterfly and ant with wildly appropriate names the Large Blue and the Red ant. The big blue is just a spectacular caterpillar, It is born mostly on thyme plants or (where they will go anyway) inside a red ants nest, actually inside the nest, where it mimics the noises and scents from the ants it also rubs its head on the walls to look more like an ant. Whilst all the while it is eating them and probably quite a lot as well since they remain underground for 2 and bit weeks. B…

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>>33410

you rock dude

Get a job and contribute to society. Or if you do steal hard liquor go for a gallon of Everclear. Chug it all no chaser.

Okay, I don't want to sound self righteous or anything but I used to shoplift all the time for years and just got arrested for it a few weeks ago. I probably stole several thousand dollars worth of merchandise over the years, everything from cloths to vidya games to food. Now I'm stuck with a $3000 lawyer bill because I don't qualify for legal aid and a possible criminal record (haven't gone to court yet). I never thought I'd ever get caught but I finally did and can say it's have been the worst experience in my life. If you shoplift please seriously consider stopping before you get caught or at least take a serious look into the consequences of getting caught, they are a lot worse than most people realize. I attended a meeting for convicted shoplifters in an attempt to learn how to handle my arrest and met a former accountant who was arrested for trying to steal a six pack. He spent 3 months in jail after trying to fight the charge and has been unable to find a descent job since due to his criminal record. I hope more than anything that I can get the charges dropped or reduced through a first time offenders program but even if i do nothing I stole was worth the stress I have been going through because of this.

tldr: please don't shoplift, I really hope that you don't have to go through what I am.

>>33772
this thread is like 2 months old

Cook something with a powerful smell.

Curry, bacon, hamburgers, whatever.

Also, your mother's advice is pretty good, too.

smoke weed in your kitchen so it smells of weed smoke instead of egg smoke

>>33752

OP here, I boiled some vinegar for a wee while, cleaned every accessible surface, and bought a neutralising air freshener called Neutradol. It looks like opaque blue jelly and has worked very well indeed. The smokey smell is much less noticeable.

the tern neo paganism tends to lean towards a melting pot of different beliefs. there is no semi authentic information out there?

>>33665

Th

>>33665

No, they left no written records. The only (relatively minor) accounts of them are 2nd hand, via Roman historians.

>>33640
bohemian grove, anyone?

OP, your obsession with authenticity is already making you out as a classic Neopagan

>>33690
Oh, and I was at a party once and told a girl who was visibly interested in me that I lived in my van, she was unexpectedly visibly disappointed.

>>33691

>she was unexpectedly visibly disappointed.

Unexpectedly? Really? I reckon most potential romantic partners would prefer to engage in intercourse in a building, rather than the back of a van in a Walmart parking lot.

>>33696
You don't know about the romance

>>33696
I think living in a van is pretty cool, but I guess it could be uncomfortable banging in there. Best part would be that during winter you have to cuddle up for warmth. I usually had 3 blankets and 2 coats on at the end of november, no cuties :(

Besides, if she wanted to bang we could've just gone to her dorm/apartment.

>>33209
dont sell drugs van dwellers are always well known to cops and they WILL fuck with you

http://livemocha.com/ is pretty good for that. Native speakers will correct the exercises you submit.

>>33666
I'm learning German & Romanian on Memrise. Give it a shot, man!

Good luck.

>>33666
I have heard swell things about http://duolingo.com/