Izumi

Let me click right on that.

My hope is that it is f*cking defective so we can all stand a chance against you!

There's a few of us on the forums and in the clan that could probably talk your ear off on it with various opinions and ideologies on the topic. I will not name names out of respect for privacy One thing I think crypto investors can agree on it that Bitcoin would be the 'gold' standard and I'd suggest reading up on it prior to investing. Michael Saylor, CEO of Microstrategy is one of more prominent voices in the space and if you watch some of his interviews or the 'masterclass' videos out there. You'll learn a lot of the case for Bitcoin. What you will not hear from him is a possible use case for alternate coins (Ethereum, Solana, et al)... I'll post just the Youtube links and try not to embed the videos to shorten the response: Philosophical and lengthy series by Robert Breedlove - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rvTppy1qLI&list=PL2jAZ0x9H0bQFY6wIbQfnrnIlqMcSHd6X Microstrategy site for guidance and resources - https://www.hope.com To answer your inquiry, you can open up what is called a hot wallet with an exchange such as Coinbase, Crypto.com, Gemini, FTX. Only keep what you want in your hot wallet what you are comfortable losing should there be a devastating hack on an exchange. If you're not comfortable losing any of your money (ikr?) and increase your holdings and positions, I'd recommend obtaining a cold wallet - a physical device to transfer your crypto onto. Here are a few hardware wallets I can attest to: Ledger - https://shop.ledger.com/pages/ledger-nano-x Trezor - https://shop.trezor.io/

Is the thing with the peanut butter and a farm animal still a requirement to join? ....Or was that just me?..........

Boss!

Similar to a few others. My title is "Senior Network Engineer" but it may as well be "Professional CoD player, cyclist, runner, Youtube content viewer..." since our CIO made all IT jobs 100% remote when the pandemic hit due to retention and lack of talent applying for work.

Welcome aboard!

Awesome! Any particular touring group (like REI travel) or did you all book on your own? Looking forward to some pics. Safe travels!

In the event you cannot hear that awesome guitar solo of Cross, here's a technical breakdown with Rick Beato.

XI Members receive priority on the servers and non-members are not selected and removed manually. I believe it removes the slot with the least playtime, so don't take it personal. Yacc will retaliate in game with a rocket to your face, not remove you from the server - that's been my experience!

Welcome to the party pal!

Shit I thought that was Gary Coleman. Here come the night terrors again!

Thanks! So far with UP we have a couple nights at Aune Osborn Campground in Sault Saint Marie, a few at Tahquamenon Falls State Park and may head west to the Porcupine Mountains and back to Mackinaw before leaving. Any suggestions?? We did Mackinaw last year and did a day trip Sault Saint Marie. Kids liked watching the freighters go thru the locks so we're headed back for more!

3 kiddos and the wife. With the slide-out dinette turning into a full queen and a queen murphy bed at the front, that should give us plenty of room to stretch out! I've always been tent camping and the occasional cabin rental so this will be a whole new experience for sure. Microwave, 11cu ft fridge, outdoor griddle and fridge... full bath... man, this is going to be truly roughing it.

Hoping to keep this one 3-5 years for our trips. Upper Michigan, Mammoth Cave, and a Smoky Mountain trip already booked this year. Going to be fun... especially with these gas prices!

Fantastic!

You zoomed so far in on that sandwich and discovered an organism which resembles yourself! Wild stuff!

Kindred spirits my man! I only saw them once up in the Dayton, Ohio area where they're from probably that same tour.. 95-96ish. Was a good show from what I remember - they didn't go super encore mode on that show. That sounds awesome! Big fan of many genres of music, but I spent so much time in the 90's listening to alternative and indie music from an awesome college radio station out of Oxford, OH that went by the call signal WOXY, 97.X - "The future of rock n' roll..." which got a little notoriety from the movie Rain Man, partially filmed here in Cincy. Anyway, GBV was a staple on that station. Fond memories!