I Figgered It Out...

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

Milton Friedman tipped me off to it but it only took 40 years for it to register (real intelligence is how long it takes you to figger shit out).

Friedman said you can use anything for money, and he was right. If the right person ordains shells, you can swap shells for pussy. Or even tiny electrical dots.

And that's how the economy works in 2014.

Its the same as an online game site where you win electrical dots and use them for gifts.

 

[JohnnySavage]

Milton Friedman tipped me off to it but it only took 40 years for it to register (real intelligence is how long it takes you to figger shit out).

Friedman said you can use anything for money, and he was right. If the right person ordains shells, you can swap shells for pussy. Or even tiny electrical dots.

And that's how the economy works in 2014.

Its the same as an online game site where you win electrical dots and use them for gifts.

Welcome to 400 BC

 

[dan_c00000]

Its the same as an online game site where you win electrical dots and use them for gifts.

I think you mean it's.

Anyway, you might interested in Bitcoin. Since "anything" can be used for money and "that's how the economy works."

 

[KingOrfeo]

Milton Friedman tipped me off to it but it only took 40 years for it to register (real intelligence is how long it takes you to figger shit out).

Friedman said you can use anything for money, and he was right. If the right person ordains shells, you can swap shells for pussy. Or even tiny electrical dots.

And that's how the economy works in 2014.

Its the same as an online game site where you win electrical dots and use them for gifts.

So . . . what does that actually imply? Seems to me it doesn't change anything -- when it's time to pay your bills, you can no more conjure "electrical dots" out of thin air than you can conjure gold or silver.

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

So . . . what does that actually imply? Seems to me it doesn't change anything -- when it's time to pay your bills, you can no more conjure "electrical dots" out of thin air than you can conjure gold or silver.

Don't you see! Obama could pay our debts off with dog shit!

 

[KingOrfeo]

Don't you see! Obama could pay our debts off with dog shit!

If the Fed would allow it, which they won't.

 

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[unregistered]

 

[Liar]

Milton Friedman tipped me off to it but it only took 40 years for it to register (real intelligence is how long it takes you to figger shit out).

Friedman said you can use anything for money, and he was right. If the right person ordains shells, you can swap shells for pussy. Or even tiny electrical dots.

And that's how the economy works in 2014.

Its the same as an online game site where you win electrical dots and use them for gifts.

Or you can trade a mule for three sheep.

 

[mamasota]

oooh! sí!

ooops, I read 'fingered it out', perdón, Jaime, but my hornymones are to blame

 

[JAMESBJOHNSON]

oooh! sí!

ooops, I read 'fingered it out', perdón, Jaime, but my hornymones are to blame

Viva la hornymones!

 

[JohnnySavage]

Silk Road was hacked and $2.7 million in bitcoins stolen.

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Silk Road was hacked and $2.7 million in bitcoins stolen.

Isn't that why Willie Sutton robbed banks?

How much of our "money" is currently held electronically?

 

[Ishmael]

A medium of exchange is anything that a population generally agrees it to be. The Iroquois had their wampum belts.

Ishmael

 

[4est_4est_Gump]

Right now, in America, you could get a lot of people to happily accept .22 rounds as currency...