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I just found out there is a new type of bitcoin being used and it's called CubeCoin. I found it out in newspaper ads. I mean really now? do we really need another crypto currency? as if bitcoin isn't a handful already. it took bitcoin more than 10 years to be successful and even then decentralized currency isn't that much reliable to begin with. when you lose your money in the bank then the government will reimburse you and that make you trust the government and the bank.

but what if you lose your e-money such as bitcoin and cubecoin? well then you're just out of luck. there are no central authority for this kind of currency and you just need to pray to god you won't lose any of your bitcoin.

A nun and a priest are crossing the Sahara on a camel. On the third day, the camel dies with little warning. As they dust themselves off, the nun and priest appraise their situation. After a long silence, the priest states: 'Well, sister, this looks to be pretty serious.' 'I know, father. As a matter of fact, I don't think it's likely for us to survive more than a day or two.' 'I agree' affirms the priest. 'Sister, since we likely won't escape here alive, could you do something for me?' 'Anything, father.' 'I haven't seen breasts and I was wondering if I could see yours.' 'Well... under these circumstances, I don't see anything bad in it...' The nun undresses and the priests was content, commenting on their beauty: 'Sister, do you mind if I touch them?' She agrees, so the priest feels them up for several minutes. 'Father, may I ask you something?' 'Certainly!' 'I haven't seen a penis. Can I see yours?' 'I think it would be alright' responds the priest, lifting his robe. 'Oh, father, can I touch it?' The priest agrees and after a few minutes of fondling he finds himself with a pretty serious erection. 'You know, sister, if I introduce my penis in the right place, it can give life.' 'Is this true, father?!' 'Yes, it is, sister.' 'Oh, father, that's wonderful! Then stick it in that camel so we can get the fuck out of here!'

Prepositions are words like "for", "of", "in", "to", and "on". They are called prepositions because their position is usually before a noun. Examples: I went to the store. I weep for you. Sentences that end with prepositions are: The store is where I went to. This is what we have hospitals for. A lot of grammar Nazis erroneously think that it's poor practice to end a sentence with a preposition. However, the practice makes perfect sense in English. The meaning of the sentence is unambiguous. In certain other Indo-European languages, namely Latin, ending a sentence with a preposition doesn't make any sense. The previous two sentences would have to be. The store is the place to which I went. This is the purpose for which we have hospitals. In certain English schools, students were taught not to end sentences with prepositions. I believe it was because they thought Latin was the "perfect" language, and other languages should try to emulate it. A dangling participle is a sentence part that modifies a noun that isn't mentioned explicitly in the sentence. Either that, or the sentence part could conceivably modify two different nouns. For instance: Kicking and screaming, the man dragged the girl by her neck. In that sentence, either the man or the girl could be kicking and/or screaming. It's not clear. It's probably The girl is kicking and screaming while being dragged by the man. However, an equally valid interpretation would be The man is dragging the girl, while also kicking her and screaming at her. The dangling participle is an example of a grammar mistake that is actually a mistake.

an old man received a gift certificate from his wife... The certificate paid for a visit to a medicine man living on a nearby reservation who was rumored to have a wonderful cure for erectile dysfunction. After being persuaded to go, he drove to the reservation, handed his ticket to the medicine man and wondered what he was in for. The old man handed a potion to him, and with a grip on his shoulder, warned, "This is a powerful medicine. You take only a teaspoon and then say '1-2-3'." When you do, you will become more manly than you have ever been in your life and you can perform as long as you want." The man was encouraged. As he walked away, he turned and asked, "How do I stop the medicine from working?" "Your partner must say '1-2-3-4,'" the medicine man responded, "but when she does, the medicine will not work again until the next full moon." The man was very eager to see if it worked so he went home, showered, shaved, took a spoonful of the medicine and then invited his wife to join him in the bedroom. When she came in, he quickly took off his clothes and said, "1-2-3!" Immediately, he was the manliest of men. His wife was excited and began throwing off her clothes as she asked "What was the 1-2-3 for?" And that, boys and girls, is why we should never end our sentences with a preposition, because we could end up with a dangling participle.

stranger things is a show that has no mysteries and no unpredictable consequences. it's just a kids show, no nudity involved and also there's just some gory monster.

but the props that were used in the set does match the year in the 80s. you can learn a lot about all the trendy stuff that happened in the year that I was born. I especially like the girls' hair as it's puffier and much better to look at.

you should just watch it at Netflix then

she's just perfect and easy in the eye. I can't stop looking at her. and I did had her and also taste her which is very good.

russian hackers are like chinese hackers. they enjoy the freedom they had from their government to hacks foreign entity without any repercussion from local authority. as long as they do it outside their sovereignity.

so yeah they are able to try new things, hacks DNC email account and also Hillary Clinton email server. while in the US the cyber security law is very tights and these made hackers grow like wildfire in these 2 nations.

the same cannot be said in indonesia, although I had yet to witness any trial concerning hacking perpetrated by indonesian. I mean the technique alone would befuddled any judges in understanding how the hack happen in the first place.

I really need to learn about carding so that I can pay my hosting with it.

watching the night of made me realize the problem of having different races in the US. if you are black or moslem then you'll be having treatment issues. the only way you'll get better treatment is if you are white.

in this serial, the main character is a moslem from pakistan that got trouble with the law, having been accused of murdering a 22 year old white girl. you can sense the fear in his eyes and also the trouble that his family getting into. as the cost of lawyers in US is high and add that to the fact that his father cabs is impounded.

the story is so accurate in depicting the justice system that happening in the US. so yeah, it's worth watching.

President jokowi has reshuffle its cabinet ministry and it intrigues me. I mean a leader need to be change regularly so that they hadn't make any dictatorship in certain areas. to prevent corruption so to speak.

so yeah, 2 years of tenure for a ministry is enough. so they won't become complacent and did things that are bad to the majority of people. I mean some people do deserve a chance to be a minister in indonesia and since the ministry post is a shuffling affair then memorizing the minister name would be useless and so that make not many people knew certain minister head in indonesia. unless you're a reporter and it's your job to know.

sometime people go to extreme lengths to show themselves to the whole world.