Nostr notes by Farley

🎶 Lennar was great to me, you see, They rolled out the red ...

2026-10-27T22:02:57Z

🎶 Lennar was great to me, you see,
They rolled out the red carpet, you see.

You pay cash? We'll pay your OTP!
Builder fee? Zero, apparently!

And $4,500 toward closing, too,
(Subject to contribution limits, of course, for you!)

Sign here, initial there, 168 pages to read,
Bruce's Consulting LLC will check what you need!

The date may slip, but that's okay,
We read the fine print before closing day!

🎶 Don't worry about a thing... 🎶

Field Notes: Buying a New-Build Home With Cash. 📚☕ - ...

2026-10-27T21:48:09Z

Field Notes: Buying a New-Build Home With Cash. 📚☕

- Don't assume a sales email tells the whole story.
- Know which fees are actually in your executed agreement.
- Read the addenda, not just the main purchase agreement.
- Keep your own inspector involved.
- Let the title company and builder coordinate—but know enough to ask the right questions.
- And never confuse an estimated closing date with a reason to stop reading the paperwork. 🤣

Dealing with closing delays and providing unpaid consulting ...

2026-10-27T02:23:34Z

Dealing with closing delays and providing unpaid consulting services has sparked a business venture idea. 😂

Introducing:
Bruce's Consulting LLC We fix your workflow, then go fishing. 🎣

Specialties:
* Enterprise-grade troubleshooting
* Cross-departmental consensus building
* Unscheduled incident response
* Making other people's deadlines your problem — but only when properly compensated.

Retirement is expensive. Apparently, so is getting me out of it. 🤣

🏡 THE BAREFOOT VICTORY DANCE - Location:** My new backyard. - ...

2026-10-23T21:52:43Z

🏡 THE BAREFOOT VICTORY DANCE

- Location:** My new backyard.
- Dress code:** Barefoot. Obviously.
- Required equipment: One lawn chair, optional.
- Soundtrack: Bob Marley — Three Little Birds 🎶
- Financial status:** House paid in full.
- Mortgage payment: $0.
- Primary objective: Enjoy the life I've worked so hard to build.

And when that chorus comes around — “Don't worry about a thing…” — I'm standing there on my own property, in my own home, with nobody's mortgage hanging over my head.

Just imagine it. 🏡🙌

The wealthy borrow against assets at near-zero rates, while ...

2026-10-21T20:31:41Z

The wealthy borrow against assets at near-zero rates, while strike (nprofile…0j5p) charges 10.5% APR for a Bitcoin-backed loan—even though the borrower is posting collateral worth double the loan amount. The carnival doesn't care that you have assets. It cares that you're not them.

A debt that's never repaid isn't a debt— it's a ...

2026-10-21T14:18:38Z

A debt
that's never repaid
isn't a debt—

it's
a permission slip
to print.

The Punchline:
They call it 'debt'
because 'permanent inflation machine'
sounds less patriotic. 🪑

Just imagine it: Close on the house — paid in full. 🏡 Kick ...

2026-10-19T19:51:02Z

Just imagine it:

Close on the house — paid in full. 🏡

Kick off your shoes and do the barefoot victory dance. 🤣

Set up the lawn chair.

Sit back on your own property, look across the yard, and enjoy the fact that nobody is collecting a mortgage payment from you next month.

The ballot is a menu of extractors— and the bench doesn't ...

2026-10-18T04:59:30Z

The ballot
is
a menu
of
extractors—

and
the
bench
doesn't
order
from
the
menu.

The flaw isn't just the printing. It's the assumption ...

2026-10-16T14:41:25Z

The flaw
isn't
just
the printing.

It's
the assumption
that
everyone
can
work
forever—

in a system
that
doesn't
need
them.

Welcome humans! to reality.

Satoshi explicitly discussed what to do if SHA-256 was ever ...

2026-10-13T16:46:36Z

Satoshi explicitly discussed what to do if SHA-256 was ever broken:"If SHA-256 became completely broken, I think we could come to some agreement about what the honest blockchain was before the trouble started, lock that in, and continue from there with a new hash function." ‌
He even outlined a gradual migration path: program the software to switch hashes after a certain block number, require everyone to upgrade, and save the new hashes of old blocks .‌

So he wasn't attached to SHA-256. He just didn't see a reason to change it before it was broken.

So Luke and team did just that but with an ironic flaw:
They forked because of spam and bloat. They changed the algorithm because they couldn't get the OP_RETURN limits they wanted on the old chain. Then they kept the exact same mining structure that caused the centralization they claimed to oppose.

There are over 200 billion CPUs in service today, and that number ...

2026-10-13T16:32:21Z

There are over 200 billion CPUs in service today, and that number continues to grow. Even if only a fraction of a percent of those CPUs participated in mining, the aggregate hashrate would be enormous and geographically distributed across the entire planet.‌

This was exactly Satoshi's original vision. In December 2009, he explicitly asked for a "gentleman's agreement to postpone the GPU arms race as long as we can," because he wanted "anyone with just a CPU to compete fairly equally." He understood that widespread CPU participation was the path to true decentralization.‌‌

Nodes must store the entire blockchain.

This is the bottleneck that prevents the fiat-funded clowns from monopolizing a CPU-mined network:

If every miner is also a full node, and every full node must store the complete chain, then the barrier to entry isn't just electricity—it's storage and bandwidth. A data center can buy ASICs in bulk and point them at a pool without storing anything. But in a CPU-mined network where nodes and miners are unified, the model forces distribution by design.‌

The fiat-heavy operations want scale without responsibility. They want to mine without validating, hash without storing, earn without verifying. A CPU-mined chain doesn't allow that. It forces every participant to carry the full weight of the ledger.

This is why Satoshi's "one CPU, one vote" wasn't just poetic—it was structural. The storage requirement acts as a natural Sybil resistance mechanism. You can't spin up 100,000 fake identities cheaply because each one has to store the entire blockchain. The cost isn't just electricity—it's commitment.

The Bench Take
The carnival wants hashrate without storage, mining without nodes, profit without participation. A CPU-mined chain denies them all three.

Bitcoin has more forks in the future.

Matt is looking at a snapshot. I am looking at a timeline. When ...

2026-10-13T15:53:33Z

In reply to nevent1q…25w6
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Matt is looking at a snapshot. I am looking at a timeline.

When fees make up 80%+ of the payout—and they will, eventually—miners won't have the luxury of excluding valid, fee-paying transactions. They'll be fighting for them. Self-custody becomes more secure, not less, because the miner's economic survival depends on including your transaction.

The carnival is analyzing a system that hasn't matured. The bench is watching the clock.

The hardest truth to digest. The Disruptive Timeline: ...

2026-10-13T15:41:38Z

The hardest truth to digest.

The Disruptive Timeline:
Technology-> How Long to Global Standard
Printing press-> ~100 years to reshape Europe
Electricity-> ~50 years to reach most homes
Telephone-> ~70 years to global adoption
Internet-> ~30 years to critical mass
Bitcoin ~15 years in—still early

The Bench Take:
Disrupting
a matrix
doesn't happen
in one lifetime.

It happens
across
generations—

one node,
one block,
one bench sitter
at a time. 😏

The Punchline:
You may not
live
to see
Bitcoin
as the global standard.

But you'll
have
built
the road
that got it
there. 🪑

Matt Krater's latest analysis (How mining centralization ...

2026-10-13T15:33:00Z

Matt Krater's latest analysis (How mining centralization obliterates self-custody) is flawed because he is analyzing the current fee environment, not the future one. He is applying today's economics to a tomorrow that hasn't arrived yet. The data actually supports my instinct brothers.

The Current Reality (The Carnival's Data)

Matt is technically correct about today:
• Fee Revenue: Transaction fees currently contribute approximately $300,000 per day, representing less than 1% of total miner income .‌‌
• Subsidy Reliance: The block subsidy (newly minted BTC) still generates about $45 million per day, making fees essentially negligible in the current market .‌
• Historical Context: Fees have been a tiny fraction of miner revenue for Bitcoin's entire history—about 3.19% on average since 2009 .‌

Why His "Self-Custody" Argument Falls Apart

Matt argues that if miners don't include your transaction, you're at their mercy. But he ignores the economic incentive that will inevitably change:
1. The Halving Clock: The block subsidy has already dropped from 50 BTC to 3.125 BTC, and it will halve again around 2028 to 1.5625 BTC . As this subsidy shrinks, miners must rely more on fees to survive.‌‌
2. The Runes Precedent: In April 2024, the launch of the Runes protocol caused transaction fees to briefly supply roughly 75% of miner revenue on launch day, with one block collecting 37.7 BTC ($2.4 million) in fees alone . When demand for block space is high, fees dominate.‌
3. The Zero-Subsidy Future: By roughly 2140, the subsidy reaches zero, and fees become the network's entire security budget . At that point, miners have no choice but to compete for fees.‌‌

57,000 properties in Dallas County alone—missing out on $310 ...

2026-10-13T01:28:39Z

In reply to nevent1q…ld88
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57,000 properties in Dallas County alone—missing out on $310 million in benefits. And that's just one county.

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2026-10-13T01:24:15Z

In reply to nevent1q…j65l
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It sad to learn most homeowners in Texas never takes advantage of ...

2026-10-13T00:13:24Z

It sad to learn most homeowners in Texas never takes advantage of Residence Homestead Exemption (Form 50-114). A $140K reduction in assessed value and taxed only on difference. 😔. The carnival doesn’t advertise it and many have no idea it exists.

Smells awesome. Batter tasted great. I’ll see how it tastes ...

2026-10-11T21:47:05Z

In reply to nevent1q…9pal
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Smells awesome. Batter tasted great. I’ll see how it tastes later baked after it cools.

Gonna play around with this Black Bean Brownies this upcoming ...

2026-10-11T02:23:47Z

Gonna play around with this Black Bean Brownies this upcoming week.

The Base
• 1 can (15 oz) black beans – rinsed. Drained. The binder. Fiber. Protein.
• 1/2 cup cacao powder – unsweetened. Real. Magnesium. Antioxidants.
• 1/2 cup dates – pitted. Soaked if tough. Natural sweetness. Fiber.
• 1/4 cup blackstrap molasses – minerals. Iron. Depth. Not too much.
• 2 eggs – binder. Structure. Protein.
• 1/4 cup coconut oil – melted. Fat. Moisture. Richness.
• 1 tsp vanilla – optional. Real. Not imitation.
• 1/2 tsp baking soda – lift. Structure.
• 1/4 tsp pink Himalayan salt – balance. Minerals.
The Fold-Ins
• 1/2 cup cacao nibs – crunch. Magnesium. Bitter.
• 1/2 cup red walnuts – chopped. Omega-3s. Texture.
• Optional – shredded coconut. Unsweetened. Real.

The Method
1. Preheat – 350°F. Grease an 8x8 pan with coconut oil.
2. Blend – beans, eggs, dates, molasses, coconut oil, vanilla. Until smooth.
3. Add dry – cacao, baking soda, salt. Pulse. Don't overmix.
4. Fold in – cacao nibs. Walnuts.
5. Bake – 25–30 minutes. Toothpick comes out slightly moist. Not dry.
6. Cool – completely. Then cut. They firm up as they cool.

A 2026 report revealed that Donald Trump was reportedly worried ...

2026-10-11T01:31:41Z

A 2026 report revealed that Donald Trump was reportedly worried about who would buy Warner Bros. because of an embarrassing unaired episode in their vault. That's the real value of these vaults—not the shows, but the leverage and secrets they hold.‌🤡

The show is Taxicab Confessions, an HBO documentary series that filmed real passengers in the back of New York and Las Vegas taxis .‌‌

The Claim
Film industry insider Jeff Sneider reported that Trump was concerned about who would buy Warner Bros. because there's an "embarrassing, unaired episode" of the show sitting in the HBO vault that he wants destroyed . The theory is that Trump, as a real estate mogul in 80s/90s New York, may have been recorded in an unscripted moment .‌‌

The Bench Take
This is an unconfirmed report from a single industry insider—no evidence has been released . But the fact that a president is reportedly worried about a 30-year-old taxi confessions tape says everything about the carnival's obsession with buried leverage.‌‌

The Study Subject A – Maca squirrel. One ball per week. Two ...

2026-10-08T16:07:20Z

The Study
Subject A – Maca squirrel. One ball per week. Two weeks in. Upgraded.

Subject B – Non-maca squirrels. Acorns. Birdseed. Baseline.

Hypothesis – Maca squirrel remembers where he buries things. Runs faster. Thinks clearer.

Control – the bench. The tree. The same territory.

Maca squirrel – came full speed when whispered to. Ate slowly. Didn't drop a crumb.

Non-maca squirrels – ran away. Didn't recognize me. Didn't know the whisper.

21846.2 × 10¹⁵ <— The new Blake2b chain difficulty. No ...

2026-10-07T14:21:27Z

In reply to nevent1q…fscn
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21846.2 × 10¹⁵ <— The new Blake2b chain difficulty. No idea what it actually represents. BCI just records it. 😁

Bitcoin Blake’s clown show continues. Before->After ...

2026-10-07T13:07:18Z

Bitcoin Blake’s clown show continues.

Before->After
"difficulty" ->"difficulty_blake2b"
Worked fine ->"Fixed"
Tools read it-> Tools break
Devs happy-> Devs forced to update
The bench->The carnival

The Bench Take:
They renamed
a field.

One field.
One name.
One breaking change.

And called it
a protocol upgrade. 😏

The Punchline:
It's not
a bugfix.

It's not
a security patch.

It's not
a consensus rule.

It's a
renamed JSON key
that broke
their own indexer—

and they
called it
progress. 🪑

The Bench Tracks Album (No Shorties) ...

2026-10-06T21:33:42Z

The Bench Tracks Album
(No Shorties)

https://suno.com/s/901gWiKOhbSvRF95

History class in 2126: The Curriculum: Subject, What They'll ...

2026-10-06T03:13:36Z

History class in 2126:

The Curriculum:
Subject, What They'll Teach
The Fiat Era, "People once believed paper and digits had value"
Copyright Wars, "Corporations tried to own ideas for 95 years"
Patent Hoarding, "Companies locked life-saving medicine behind paywalls"
The Carnival, "A system of control disguised as freedom"
The Bench, "A few saw through it. They sat still."

The Bench Take:
They'll study
our era
like we study
the Dark Ages—

'Can you believe
they charged
for air
at gas stations?'

'Can you believe
they locked
a 40-year-old movie
behind a paywall?'

'Can you believe
they thought
digits on a screen
were real money?'😏

The Punchline:
The kids
will laugh.

The teachers
will nod.

And somewhere
in the back
of the classroom—

a bench.

Still sitting. 🪑

Monitoring watches you get robbed. Freezing makes you unrobbable.

2026-10-02T01:46:09Z

In reply to nevent1q…3rk2
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Monitoring watches you get robbed.

Freezing makes you unrobbable.

Freeze your credit. It's free. It's permanent. It stops ...

2026-10-02T01:42:15Z

Freeze your credit.

It's free. It's permanent. It stops anyone from opening accounts in your name.

When to do it:
If you're not planning to take on new credit—no mortgage, no car loan, no new cards—for the foreseeable future, this is the move. You don't need credit access to live. You just need it if you're still playing the carnival's game.

Why:
Your credit file is the master key to your identity. If it's open, anyone with enough of your data can try to open accounts in your name. If it's frozen, they can't. Simple as that.

How:
Call these three numbers:

Equifax: 888-298-0045
Experian: 888-397-3742
TransUnion: 800-916-8800

15 minutes. No cost. No downside.

The carnival can't track what it can't open.

New daily bike ...

2026-09-29T17:05:25Z

New daily bike

They print the digits. We pay the price. They build the towers. ...

2026-09-29T13:18:58Z

They print the digits.
We pay the price.

They build the towers.
We lose the sky.

They conjure infinity.
We live in finitude—
breathing, bleeding,
watching the stars
disappear
behind satellites
that shouldn't exist.

The Punchline?

Humanity didn't ask
for infinite digits.

It was given them—
by bankers,
by governments,
by men in suits
who never sat
on a bench
and watched
what they were
destroying.

The Money Trail Data center developers and AI companies are ...

2026-09-29T13:11:29Z

The Money Trail

Data center developers and AI companies are pouring millions into local elections. In Fort Worth, the CEO of Black Mountain—the company behind a 34,000 directly to city council members and the mayor** . In Texas, Meta spent 500,000 to a PAC supporting state Senate candidates . In Florida, developers pursuing data centers have given six- and seven-figure donations to the governor's race .‌‌‌

The Result

When a proposed $2.5 billion AI data center came before Chandler, Arizona's city council, residents packed the meeting for four hours of public comment. The council voted unanimously to reject it . That's the exception, not the rule. In most cases, the donations work. The FOMO is too strong, the promises of jobs and tax revenue too tempting, and the developers too well-funded to lose .‌‌

What Residents Are Actually Saying

The concerns aren't abstract. In Lansing, Michigan, one resident wrote that data centers "frequently collaborate to lobby state regulators for rate increases" and called the job creation argument "laughable" given how AI is replacing jobs . In Cassville, Wisconsin, residents passed a ban 44-0 after learning a data center could consume 400-500 megawatts—enough to power a small city .‌‌

The Bench Take:
The council members don't listen to residents.
They listen to donors.

The residents say: water, power, noise, no jobs.
The donors say: here's $34,000 for your campaign.

Guess which voice is louder? 😏

They call it 'connecting the world.' The bench calls it ...

2026-09-28T14:19:52Z

They call it
'connecting the world.'

The bench calls it
'painting over the stars
with aluminum.'

You used to look up
and see the Milky Way.

Now you see
a train of satellites
blinking in formation. 😔

The Punchline

42,000 satellites.
Ruined telescope images.
Aluminum oxide
in the stratosphere.

And they call it
progress.

The sky was the one thing the carnival couldn't monetize.

Now they're working on that too.

The bench remembers when the stars were just stars. 🔥🪑

As SpaceX launches another rocket to litter the sky with more of ...

2026-09-28T14:17:23Z

As SpaceX launches another rocket to litter the sky with more of its satellites. Here is some food for thought.

The Numbers

Starlink already has over 8,000 satellites in orbit, and SpaceX wants to expand that to 42,000 . Astronomers are already calling it a crisis—the Vera Rubin Observatory's first images were ruined by satellite trails, and one scientist said they "contaminated almost every image" . There are now over 1.2 million tracked objects in orbit, including debris .

The Coming Problem

It's not just visual pollution. When Starlink satellites deorbit, they burn up and leave aluminum oxide in the stratosphere. One study found 10 tons of aluminum oxide in the stratosphere from satellite reentry in 2022, and that number is growing . Aluminum oxide can catalyze ozone destruction—meaning the sky-littering might literally eat the ozone layer .

The Pattern Moses – 2 million followers. Direction every turn. ...

2026-09-24T17:08:16Z

The Pattern

Moses – 2 million followers. Direction every turn.

Jesus – 12 disciples. Plus crowds. Plus followers. Direction every turn.

The disciples – "Where are we going?" "What should we do?" "Who should we heal?" "When will the kingdom come?"

Jesus – answered. Every time. But also withdrew. Prayed alone. Slept through storms.

The Bench – sees the pattern.

The Disciples

Peter – impulsive. Speaks first. Thinks later.

John – the beloved. Quiet. Close.

Thomas – doubts. Needs proof.

Judas – betrays. For digits. Thirty pieces of silver.

The rest – mostly silent. Following. Waiting for instruction.

The Point

Even with 12 – they looked for direction every turn.

Even with Jesus – they couldn't self-govern.

Even after Pentecost – they argued about circumcision, food laws, who's the greatest.

The carnival – rule or be ruled. Be told what to do. Who to follow.

The Bench – neither ruled nor ruling. Just sovereign.

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2026-09-21T22:17:04Z

This recent soft fork forces operators to update, and that's ...

2026-09-21T22:01:45Z

This recent soft fork forces operators to update, and that's not much different from a staked shitcoin like Ethereum.

The Core Problem

In PoW, once a miner finds a block, the reward is theirs. The protocol doesn't care when they spend it. That's a feature, not a bug.

But BLAKE2b just changed that. A PR merged by Luke Dashjr on September 21 locks miner rewards for 45 days starting at block 973440. The release notes call it protection against "apathetic BLAKE2b incumbents" who are "blind hashing instead of mining." Dashjr has publicly called certain pools "attacks" on the network.

This i

s PoS Logic in PoW clothing

The mechanism is different. The logic is the same: the protocol punishes behavior the developers don't like.

The Node Operator Trap

This is the part that makes it Ethereum-like. The change is pushed through Knots. If you refuse to upgrade, and the majority of hashrate accepts the new rules, your node gets forked off. You're forced to update or be isolated.

That's not consensus. That's coercion through client updates.

The Bench Take

They forked a chain to escape control.
Then they centralized control
and called it grassroots.

They punished miners
for mining too well.
They locked rewards
for 45 days.
They forced updates
on everyone.

And they called it
'protecting the network.'

The bench calls it
what it is:

a shitcoin
with a PoW sticker
on the box. 🪑

Matt is officially a clown. Grassroots. From Discord. A ...

2026-09-21T21:31:10Z

Matt is officially a clown.

Grassroots.
From Discord.
A centralized platform.
Decided by a few.
Merged by one.
Enforced on everyone.

That's not grassroots.
That's astroturf—
with a GitHub account.

🎭 The Carnival Logic Blake2b Discord decisions, centralized ...

2026-09-21T21:29:01Z

🎭 The Carnival Logic

Blake2b Discord decisions, centralized coordination, and a punishment for miners who showed up and did exactly what proof-of-work rewards.

What they say: Blind hashing
What’s actually happening: Miners mining the chain they forked

They forked a chain.
Miners showed up.
Now they're punishing them
for mining too well.

The rule doesn't stop an attack—
because there was no attack.
It just freezes rewards
so miners can't pay their electric bills.

That's not protocol.
That's a tantrum
with a GitHub commit. 😏

Across the way, where I use to be every Monday this time. ...

2026-09-21T16:49:52Z

Across the way, where I use to be every Monday this time.

I’m living in the opposite of a rainy island. DFW Drought · No ...

2026-09-20T13:36:51Z

I’m living in the opposite of a rainy island.

DFW Drought
· No measurable rain since July – that's months.
· Texas sun – relentless. 100°F+ days.
· Me – walking 9–10 miles in it. No water bottle.
· The Furnace – built for this. Heat adapted. Sweat dripping. Eyes burning.
· The British – rainy island. Empire gone.
· Me – dry heat. Empire of one. Still standing.

The Pattern · Egypt – Pharaoh thought he was a god. Plagues. ...

2026-09-20T13:23:10Z

The Pattern

· Egypt – Pharaoh thought he was a god. Plagues. Red Sea. Gone.
· Babylon – Nebuchadnezzar boasted. Ate grass like a beast.
· Rome – Empire without end. Fell to dust.
· The Spanish – Conquered the Inca. Called maca horse feed. Empire gone.
· The British – Sun never set. Now it's a rainy island.
· Every empire – rises, boasts, falls. Every time.

The Unrighteous

· They lie – and get caught.
· They steal – and lose it all.
· They kill – and are killed.
· They boast – and are humbled.
· They think they're gods – and die like men.

The Furnace

· Me– don't worry about them. I don't vote for them, follow them, or fear them.
· Me – live clean. Walk. Ground. Elixir. Sleep.
· Me – share recipes. Plant seeds. Document the journey.
· Me – The Furnace. Burning clean. Eyes open. Unbothered.

The Wisdom

· Enoch – walked with God. Didn't worry about the kings of his day.
· Moses – stood before Pharaoh. Didn't fear him.
· Me – live in the same tradition. Not afraid of the carnival's puppets.
· History – shows they don't get away with it forever.
· The next reality – if they don't pay here, they pay there.

A community of centenarians. Clean vessels. Walking, grounding, ...

2026-09-18T21:35:58Z

A community of centenarians. Clean vessels. Walking, grounding, elixir-ing. Comparing notes on who's closer to 120.

The Scene

Me– 110. Barefoot. Just finished a 5-mile walk. Sipping an elixir.

Friend 1 – 108. Just made maca balls for the group.

Friend 2 – 112. Still pitting dates by hand. Still laughing about the Ninja incident.

Friend 3 – 115. "Moses made 120. I'm only 5 years away."

Me – "I'm 110. Got 10 more to go. Anyone want to race?"

The Rules

No nicotine.
No caffeine.
No THC.
No alcohol.
No processed sugar.
No seed oils.
No stress.
Just water, walks, grounding, elixirs, maca balls, real food, and 9 hours of sleep.

😂 The Furnace is burning That's the tagline now. The ...

2026-09-18T19:28:28Z

😂 The Furnace is burning

That's the tagline now. The signature. The name.
The Furnace – walks in Texas heat, no water bottle.
The Furnace – eats maca balls, runs 3+ miles, no yawns.
The Furnace – quits everything, sleeps 9 hours, dreams vividly.
The Furnace – grounds barefoot, makes elixirs, pitting dates one by one.
The Furnace – shares recipes on NOSTR, plants seeds, doesn't preach.
The Furnace – burns clean.

If Stan Lee were here:
"We found The Furnace."

If the Inca warriors were here:
"One ball. That's all you need."

If the carnival were here:
"Wait, you don't need us?"

The Furnace: "Never did."
😂🔥💪🧡

What Caffeine Actually Does It doesn't give you energy. It ...

2026-09-17T22:40:34Z

What Caffeine Actually Does

It doesn't give you energy. It doesn't nourish your cells. It doesn't build anything. It just blocks adenosine—the chemical that tells your brain you're tired—so you don't feel the fatigue that's still piling up .

That's why the military can hand out 600mg caffeine bars and call it "performance." It's not performance. It's borrowed alertness with interest.

What Maca Actually Does
· Nourishes – vitamins, minerals, amino acids.
· Adapts – supports your endocrine system, not overrides it.
· Builds – mitochondrial efficiency, oxygen utilization, stamina.
· Sustains – no spike, no crash, no dependency.
· Feeds – it's a root. A food. Real fuel.

The Contrast
· Caffeine – "You're not tired. You're not tired. You're not tired." Then crash.
· Maca – "Here's real fuel. Use it. Recover. Do it again tomorrow."
· Caffeine – dependency. Tolerance. Withdrawal.
· Maca – no dependency. No tolerance. Just steady support.

The Joke
· Military – hands out caffeine gum, energy chews, 600mg bars.
· Inca warriors – ate a root. Conquered an empire.

Maca Balls (makes 7 balls) • Nuts: ½ cup almonds + ½ cup ...

2026-09-17T16:22:42Z

Maca Balls (makes 7 balls)

• Nuts: ½ cup almonds + ½ cup walnuts (or any combo you like) 1 4
• Black Маса: 3 tablespoons (this is a solid dose)
• Cacao: 2 tablespoons raw cacao powder for that deep chocolate flavor
• Dates: ¾ cup Medjool dates to bind it all together and add natural sweetness
• Flavor Boosters: A pinch of salt, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, and 1 tablespoon coconut oil

1. Pulse the Nuts: Blend the nuts and salt in a food processor until they're a fine, sand-like texture. I
2. Add the Rest: Add the maca, cacao, cinnamon, dates, and coconut oil. Blend until it forms a sticky dough. 1
3. Roll and Chill: Roll into golf-ball-sized spheres. You can roll them in extra cacao powder for a truffle-like finish.
4. Store: Keep them in the fridge for up to a week.

1 ball is all you need for a day. You don’t need caffeine once you try one of these. 😏

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are laughing all the way to the bank, and ...

2026-09-17T04:59:39Z

Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are laughing all the way to the bank, and most people have no idea they're paying premium prices for what's essentially filtered municipal water.

The Dirty Secret

Dasani's history tells the story perfectly. When they launched in the UK in 2004, it was revealed that their water source was just tap water — and worse, it had bromate levels exceeding legal limits. The product had to be completely withdrawn from the UK market .

Sports nutritionist Cynthia Sass found that 25% of all bottled water is actually repackaged tap water . Dasani and Aquafina are both purified municipal water — they take tap water, run it through reverse osmosis, add minerals back for taste, and sell it to you for 1,000x the cost.

The Scale of the Scam

The global bottled water market was valued at 641 billion by 2032 . Coca-Cola holds about 12% of the premium water market, PepsiCo about 8% .

And here's the wild part: 72% of people worldwide believe bottled water is safer than tap water . That perception was deliberately manufactured. The industry didn't just sell water — they sold fear of the tap.

I've been drinking faucet water my whole life and thriving. I never bought the fear, and I never paid for the plastic. That's not nostalgia.
That's freedom. 😌🚰

A bloated tx fee is just another line item on the way to ...

2026-09-16T22:09:37Z

A bloated tx fee
is just
another line item
on the way
to converting
BTC to digits.

They don't see spam.
They see revenue.*

They don't see bloat.
They see business.*

And they don't see
the chain dying—
because they're not
planning to stay. 😂

That's the whole game.

They mine to sell.

They bloat to earn.

They leave when it's done.

And the bench?

Just watches. 🪑

The White Paper (Section 11): "We consider the scenario of an ...

2026-09-16T16:59:46Z

The White Paper (Section 11):

"We consider the scenario of an attacker trying to generate an alternate chain faster than the honest chain... He can't create money out of nothing... What he can do is try to double-spend his own coins."

The attack is double-spending. The attack is reversing transactions. The attack is censoring blocks. It is not "having a lot of hash."

The Bench Take:

Satoshi defined an attack.
Matt redefined it.

One built the protocol.
The other makes videos
about a protocol
he clearly hasn't read
in a while. 😏

The "must improve the land" rule isn't about safety ...

2026-09-16T16:06:48Z

The "must improve the land" rule isn't about safety or sanitation. It's about forcing you into debt to participate in a system that profits from your compliance.

They don't want you
to live on the land.

They want you
to finance it.

To borrow against it.
To improve it.
To tax it.
To insure it.
To service it—
forever.

The land is just
the hook.

The debt
is the product.

They built a system
where you can't even
sit on your own land
without their permission.

And they financed it
with money
that doesn't exist.

When the money dies—
and it will—
the permissions die with it.

And what's left?

The land.
The bench.
The freedom
they tried to mortgage.

The Man from Nowhere Won Bin plays Cha Tae-sik, a pawnshop owner ...

2026-09-16T00:25:38Z

The Man from Nowhere

Won Bin plays Cha Tae-sik, a pawnshop owner who lives in complete solitude. He barely speaks. He avoids contact. He's a man who has withdrawn from the world entirely . The only person he allows close is So-mi, a neglected little girl from his building .

When she's kidnapped by a drug ring, he comes out of the shadows—a former special agent with nothing to lose .

Why It's Bench Material

This isn't a man climbing toward something. He's already sat down. He's already walked away from the carnival. The pawnshop, the silence, the isolation—that's his bench. And when the carnival comes for the one person he cares about, he doesn't fight for glory or revenge. He fights because the bench protects its own .

Nothing like a rest on a bench. ...

2026-09-14T19:50:13Z

Nothing like a rest on a bench.

Why The Fiat Debt System Hasn't Crashed Yet Because the ...

2026-09-14T14:44:22Z

Why The Fiat Debt System Hasn't Crashed Yet

Because the masses still pay. That's the engine. Not the elites, not the banks, not the governments—the people who go to work every day and service debt they didn't create.

The system runs on your payments.
Your mortgage.
Your credit card.
Your student loan.
Your car note.

As long as you pay—
the illusion holds.

The moment you stop?

They have a problem. 🪑

In the whitepaper, the section on the 51% scenario is about an ...

2026-09-14T00:14:58Z

In reply to nevent1q…el50
_________________________

In the whitepaper, the section on the 51% scenario is about an attacker who wants to defraud people by stealing back his own payments . The entire framing is about double-spending—reversing a transaction you made to someone else. It was never "if you have 51% you are attacking."

Satoshi even argued that a rational miner with majority hashrate wouldn't attack. Why? Because they'd make more money mining honestly than trying to defraud people . The incentive structure was supposed to keep them honest.

They wanted a POW chain with training wheels. But POW doesn't ...

2026-09-14T00:08:16Z

They wanted a POW chain
with training wheels.

But POW doesn't have
training wheels.
It has competition.*

And competition
doesn't ask permission.
It doesn't cap itself
for optics.
It doesn't sit quietly
while devs figure it out.

It shows up.
It mines.
It dominates.

And if you can't handle that?

You never wanted
a POW chain.
You wanted
a carnival ride
with your name on it. 😂

They got exactly what they asked for:

Proof. Of. Work.

And it turns out—the "work" part was more than they bargained for. 😏

What a 51% Attack Actually Is: Real Attack Double-spending ...

2026-09-13T23:59:49Z

What a 51% Attack Actually Is:

Real Attack
Double-spending

What's Happening Here
No evidence of this

Real Attack
Reversing transactions

What's Happening Here
No evidence of this

Real Attack
Censoring blocks

What's Happening Here
No evidence of this

Real attack
Selfish mining

What's Happening Here
No evidence of this

Real Attack
Chain reorganization

What's Happening Here
No evidence of this

You can't protect a chain from its own economics. You ...

2026-09-13T23:50:58Z

You can't protect a chain
from its own economics.

You can't blacklist a tag.
You can't shame a string.
You can't cap a pool
without proving
you never understood
why it exists.

The carnival calls it 'protection.'
The bench calls it
panic in a costume.

One man pointed inward. They built 45,000 churches. One man built ...

2026-09-13T21:44:56Z

One man pointed inward.
They built 45,000 churches.

One man built a chain.
They built 45,000 tokens.

Same pattern.
Different century.
Same carnival.

In my miles of walking today saw chalk scribbled on sidewalk most ...

2026-09-13T19:46:47Z

In my miles of walking today saw chalk scribbled on sidewalk most likely from a child: “Jesus Saves”.

They spend Sunday praying for salvation—
then Monday trading their lives
for conjured digits.

Saved from what?
For what?

They're not saved.
They're subscribed.

To a church.
To a bank.
To a system
that needs them
broken, praying,
and paying.

Redone for the bench ...

2026-09-13T18:33:23Z

Redone for the bench

Automobile manufacturers will go bust. Not all of them, but the ...

2026-09-12T18:56:47Z

Automobile manufacturers will go bust. Not all of them, but the ones weighted down by debt and dependent on continuous financing. China alone has seen 23 EV manufacturers collapse, leaving 850,000 vehicles orphaned—no software updates, no parts, no service.

The "chip shortage" excuse will wear thin. It's already being exposed as a geopolitical lever, not a market condition.

The math stops working. When $50,000 becomes the "average" and $773 becomes the "normal" payment, you've priced out the majority. The carnival can't sustain itself on a shrinking pool of wealthy buyers forever.

Back then, the carnival was one tent—Rome. The temple was one ...

2026-09-11T19:46:06Z

Back then, the carnival was one tent—Rome. The temple was one building—Jerusalem. The money changers were one row—the temple courts.

Today? The carnival is everywhere. The temple is every app. The money changers are in every pocket, and they've convinced you that you are the priest.

Jesus flipped tables in one courtyard.
Today, the tables are in your phone—
and you're paying rent
on the courtyard.

Jesus walked into one temple
and flipped the tables.

You'd have to flip
a thousand servers,
a million algorithms,
and the entire global financial system
just to find the table.

The Hope
The carnival is bigger today—
but it's also fragile.
One glitch.
One fork.
One bench sitter
who stops participating—
and the whole tent
starts to wobble.

Every centralized system is a fiat system in disguise. Mining ...

2026-09-11T19:34:09Z

Every centralized system is a fiat system in disguise.

Mining pools? Fiat-backed.
Exchanges? Fiat-backed.
ASIC manufacturers? Fiat-backed.
Political ads? Fiat-backed.
Monarchies? Fiat-backed (inherited capital).

The bench isn't just a place to sit. It's a filter—for anything that requires fiat oxygen to survive.

The real centralizing force isn't just software architecture. ...

2026-09-11T19:26:45Z

The real centralizing force isn't just software architecture. It's access to capital.

ASIC manufacturing is dominated by three firms—Bitmain, MicroBT, and Canaan—with Bitmain controlling roughly 80% of the market. Getting ahold of these machines at scale requires fiat credit, industrial infrastructure, and cheap energy contracts. Small miners can't compete. They're forced into pools just to survive.

The numbers prove my point:

Year Top 2 Pools Top 6 Pools
2019-2022 ~35% ~75%
2023 ~55% ~90%
2025 60-70% 95-99%

Foundry, AntPool, F2Pool, ViaBTC, and MARA now control the overwhelming majority of hashrate. This isn't just Stratum V1's fault. It's fiat capital concentrating industrial-scale hardware into fewer and fewer hands.

The Blake2b problem: Same movie, different chain

My prediction about BLAKE2b repeating this pattern is already happening. AlphaPool held over 50% of the BTCB2 network hashrate and announced it would "limit" itself to 30%—a voluntary cap that only exists because they were already dominant.

And here's the kicker: the hardware for BLAKE2b mining is Goldshell and iBeLink ASICs. Guess who has the capital to buy those in bulk? The same industrial operations that dominate SHA-256. They just switch firmware and pivot.

The Stratum V2 Illusion

Some might point to Stratum V2 as the fix. It's true that it returns block-building power to individual miners. But Stratum V2 doesn't change who owns the hardware. It doesn't distribute capital. It just lets you build your own block template while still being dependent on industrial-scale equipment you probably don't own.

The bench sees it clearly: you can't decentralize what's been centralized by capital. Pool software is just the puppet. The fiat credit system is the hand inside it.

The Bottom Line

The Blake2b chain will repeat the SHA-256 pattern because the same capital structures will buy up the new hardware, just as they did before. Different algorithm. Same hands. 🪑

“Please voluntarily reduce your share of the network to 30%” ...

2026-09-10T16:07:19Z

“Please voluntarily reduce your share of the network to 30%” is a pretty extraordinary thing to ask a miner.

If AlphaPool is operating within the consensus rules, then the natural question is: why should they voluntarily handicap themselves?

A pool doesn't normally say:
“We're winning too much today. Let's turn off 25% of our machines so everyone else feels better.”
😂

Fun Fact:
Siacoin miners already have the hardware to point to the new Blake2b Pow :)

The British monarchy today is a constitutional relic. The King ...

2026-09-09T22:00:58Z

The British monarchy today is a constitutional relic. The King (now Charles III) is a "dignified" figurehead while elected officials hold actual power. But here's the thing: the Crown's legal role still includes royal assent (formally signing off on legislation), appointment of the Prime Minister, and opening Parliament. In practice, they follow convention, but the structure—untouchable, unelected, funded by taxpayers—remains.

The "sickening" part isn't just the institution itself. It's the worship—the tabloid coverage, the celebrity treatment, the way grown adults curtsy to people who inherited a title at birth. The monarchy is "Britain's most powerful brand," propped up by nostalgia, tourism, and a media machine that treats it like a national religion. Because beneath the pageantry is a system that says some people are born more worthy than others. And that's the opposite of a free society.

The Golden Elixir Updated recipe 1 13.66 oz can Thai Kitchen ...

2026-09-07T00:59:10Z

The Golden Elixir
Updated recipe
1 13.66 oz can Thai Kitchen Organic Coconut milk ( the real coconut milk with 13g fat)
• 1 to 1.5 teaspoons ground turmeric
• ½ teaspoon ground ginger
• ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
• ¼ teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper (this is key—use fresh if you can)

Optional add-ins (if you're feeling it)
• 1 tsp maca powder (for endurance)
• 1 tsp cacao nibs (for magnesium and depth)
• 1 tsp MCT oil or ghee (for even more fat absorption)

He's not living on a Bitcoin standard. He's living on a ...

2026-09-05T15:24:59Z

He's not living on a Bitcoin standard.
He's living on a fiat standard
with a Bitcoin flavored wrapper.

The card still works in USD.
The merchant still gets dollars.
The only thing Bitcoin does?

Fuels the first leg of the journey—
before the carnival takes over. 😏

Frens,
if you have to convert to fiat
to spend it—

You're not living on a Bitcoin standard.

You're just
buying carnival tickets
with sats.

quoting
nevent1q…yrzx
I've been using the Freedomia card at home and traveling to various countries the past few months. Living on a Bitcoin standard is a lot easier with this thing.

-no kyc
-load in minutes with lightning, liquid or on-chain
-as many cards as you want
-each card is up to $5000 USD/month

Pretty badass. Video is here. LMK what you think.

https://youtu.be/8xNADRrXk2g

Gold and silver were the first victims of the carnival’s ...

2026-09-02T20:50:54Z

Gold and silver were the first victims of the carnival’s favorite trick: replace the real with the representation, then convince everyone the representation is the real.

What Bitcoin Was Supposed to Fix:

It was meant to: Replace paper

But It Became: Another paper proxy

It was meant to: Return to real

But it became: A new speculative layer

It was meant to: Be a store of value

But it became: A price to be watched

It was meant to: Escape the carnival

But it became: A new tent in the same circus

Satoshi didn't design a system for the best miner—he ...

2026-09-02T20:17:20Z

Satoshi didn't design a system for the best miner—he designed it for any miner.
And if you build a system where most can't participate, you've built a bank—not a revolution.

😏🪑 They missed the point. Eventually the wise will step in.

Sits. Watching the carnival chase hardware—while the bench holds the original vision.

Recent headline: People Are BEGGING To Sell Their Cybertrucks And ...

2026-08-30T19:36:27Z

Recent headline:
People Are BEGGING To Sell Their Cybertrucks And It's INSANE

Every reset failed. The Flood Babel The Exodus The Exile Jesus’ ...

2026-08-19T19:05:08Z

Every reset failed.
The Flood
Babel
The Exodus
The Exile
Jesus’ Ministry
The Reformation

Bitcoin Monetary reset through this date.

Why they all fail:
You can reset the system — but you can't reset the source.
The pattern lives in us — in our hunger, our fear, our desire to rule or be ruled.

Today's Model: One client software, Centralized control point ...

2026-08-19T13:54:22Z

Today's Model:
One client software, Centralized control point

Many ASICs point to it, Hashpower consolidates

Pools aggregate, Mining becomes industrial

Individual participation fades, Network becomes top-heavy

My vision (same as Satoshi):

Many clients (nodes), Distributed participation

Each runs its own hardware, No central point of control

No pools needed, Mining becomes native

Everyone can participate, Network becomes the people

If a new PoW algorithm supports both pools and ASICs, it ...

2026-08-19T13:13:58Z

If a new PoW algorithm supports both pools and ASICs, it hasn't escaped the mining-industrial complex. It's just rebooted it with a different login .

The argument that BLAKE2b is "more CPU/GPU friendly" is a temporary state.

Once manufacturers optimize for it, the same centralized advantages will re-emerge. The nonce space difference (64-bit vs. 32-bit) is interesting, but it's not a structural defense .

The Sia precedent warning
This exact pattern has played out before, and it's worth examining closely.

The devs aren't rescuing Bitcoin. They're rescuing their own hardware, or their position in the hardware game. Same coin. Different side.

Enoch's World Watchers gave knowledge humanity wasn't ...

2026-08-18T22:00:08Z

Enoch's World
Watchers gave knowledge humanity wasn't ready for

Today's World
AI, genetic engineering, global surveillance — knowledge without wisdom

Enoch’s World
Giants walked the earth

Today's World
Power without accountability

Enoch’s World
Corruption led to a reset

Today's World
The chain is the reset — if we choose it

The flood didn't end the pattern — it reset it.
And we're living in the part of the cycle where the towers are getting tall again.

😏🪑 Enoch saw it. I’m seeing it now. The bench connects the dots.

Ancient Texts versus Bitcoin Ancient Text: 95% haven't read ...

2026-08-18T18:21:12Z

Ancient Texts versus Bitcoin

Ancient Text: 95% haven't read it
Bitcoin: 95% haven't studied it

Ancient Texts: 5% have some exposure
Bitcoin: 5% hold some

Ancient Texts: 1% actually wrestle with it
Bitcoin: 1% actually run nodes, mine, or build on it

Ancient Texts: The rest rely on interpreters,
Bitcoin: The rest rely on exchanges, influencers, and price

If I had to guess—95% or more of the modern world has never ...

2026-08-18T17:44:50Z

If I had to guess—95% or more of the modern world has never read an ancient text cover to cover — not the Bible, not the Torah, not the Tao, not the Vedas.

He’s still asking: “How many dollars will this be?” I’m ...

2026-08-18T14:12:09Z

He’s still asking: “How many dollars will this be?”

I’m asking: “What if the dollar doesn’t matter anymore?”

One is a trader’s question.
The other is a bench question.

quoting
nevent1q…evyh
Blockstream Jades, Replay Attacks, and Toast of the Towns

I Sat Down ...

2026-08-17T20:19:13Z

I Sat Down

The Building ...

2026-08-15T17:19:29Z

The Building

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2026-08-14T20:24:16Z

You don't win a wrestling match in the first period. You win ...

2026-08-14T15:00:22Z

You don't win a wrestling match in the first period.
You win it in the last—when the other guy has nothing left.

Let them call it "Blakecoin." Let them declare it a ...

2026-08-14T14:34:11Z

Let them call it "Blakecoin."
Let them declare it a "shitcoin."
Let them freeze in confusion.

The bench knows:
The chain that runs on CPUs, nodes, and real work—will outlast every carnival label thrown at it.

Why Mempool.space Would Struggle What It Was Built For What's ...

2026-08-13T19:24:45Z

Why Mempool.space Would Struggle

What It Was Built For What's Coming
Known pool names Unique node names
Centralized hashrate Distributed CPUs
Pool labels Raw coinbase tags
"Found by Antpool" "Found by Prairie_Hash"

To handle the clean chain, Mempool.space would need:

· A new parser for raw coinbase data
· A way to display unique names—not pool labels
· A UI that shows individual nodes—not just pool dominance

That's not a small update. That's a paradigm shift.

The carnival wants you to become your emotions: · Angry? Buy ...

2026-08-13T17:51:14Z

The carnival wants you to become your emotions:
· Angry? Buy something.
· Fearful? Follow the herd.
· Greedy? Leverage more.
· Anxious? Check the price.

But the bench teaches:

You are not your emotions. You are the space they pass through.

ASICs are not computers. They're dedicated hash engines—and ...

2026-08-13T15:13:51Z

ASICs are not computers. They're dedicated hash engines—and when the hash game changes, they become:

· E-waste
· Space heaters (inefficient ones)
· Paperweights (expensive ones)
· Monuments to hubris

The real Bitcoin is no longer freely available for digits. That ...

2026-08-13T13:49:37Z

The real Bitcoin is no longer freely available for digits. That will be up to each node/miner.

I sat down. And realized the debt king's power is only as ...

2026-08-11T18:58:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…wt2h
_________________________

I sat down. And realized the debt king's power is only as strong as the workers' willingness to stay.

Elon believes that he who wields the largest debt is the most ...

2026-08-11T18:56:04Z

Elon believes that he who wields the largest debt is the most legitimate. But every worker can walk out at any time—leaving the debt king alone with his unpaid promises.

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2026-08-11T14:22:44Z

I sat down. And realized the honest chain doesn't need to ...

2026-08-10T23:19:23Z

I sat down. And realized the honest chain doesn't need to price Bitcoin in anything—it prices everything in Bitcoin."

The Punchline

Corp chain's Bitcoin will always be valued in someone's infinite digit system. The honest chain should price everything in Bitcoin. The bench agrees. 😏🪑⚡

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2026-08-10T22:08:20Z

Two-Tier

Dig that chain

2026-07-15T20:05:14Z

In reply to nevent1q…8s9u
_________________________

Dig that chain

Does it require any training ?

2026-07-12T01:30:51Z

In reply to nevent1q…zrje
_________________________

Does it require any training ?

Decentralized Migration ...

2026-07-08T20:16:04Z

Decentralized Migration

Not everything is bigger in Texas.

2026-07-07T19:33:26Z

In reply to nevent1q…0y2a
_________________________

Not everything is bigger in Texas.

What is it?

2026-07-05T22:17:01Z

In reply to nevent1q…z08d
_________________________

What is it?

I do miss cutting the grass. Have fun!

2026-05-04T20:51:49Z

In reply to nevent1q…gwfs
_________________________

I do miss cutting the grass. Have fun!

Maybe a sauna. Maybe not.

2026-04-10T23:43:10Z

In reply to nevent1q…qjkh
_________________________

Maybe a sauna. Maybe not.

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2026-02-27T15:27:32Z

Merry-Go-Round

The last minute ...

2026-02-25T21:24:42Z

The last minute

Send your boss this clip and roll back over. ...

2026-02-12T05:17:26Z

In reply to nevent1q…9a6x
_________________________

Send your boss this clip and roll back over.

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