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Join contestI totally missed that.Nobody.
I'm a late starter.I sent my parents information on Ripple and the steps to buy it on 05/17/2014.
This was after I purchased $1000 worth @ $0.006/token.
Yeah ole Trump is right when he recently said all he has to do is say things and that affects the markets. Those tariff's scareiff's freaked the world out thus dropping the price of XRP and a bunch of others, plus the Biden administration SEC case held it back a lot.Back to where it was 6 months ago
Nobody.Pretty sure he was a member here.
Pretty sure he was a member here.For the new members who never learned proper rifle break in by the Nobody method.
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3/8 adapterWe are gonna need a bigger ratchet
And I'll back up a bit, being as it was Lawless, who's a decent easy going member, I'd likely remove it for him.
Pussy! A real man would have cut a hole in the drywall big enough for a hammer drill and anchored that wall properly!I lived in Lawton Oklahoma, home of Ft. Sill. Most of the housing was built for the military. That is mild compared to a lot of what I saw. The inside walls of my house 2x4's were all turned sideways, I reckon to save just a bit, but try finding a door to fit into a 2.5" wall...1.5" of 2x4 and 1" of sheetrock. One long wall wasnt even secured to the slab, it would move 1" in and out. I finally pulled the baseboard off and used construction adhesive to glue it to the concrete.
Went into the attic and found an open junction box with half a dozen wires with out even wire nuts.
The plumbing? Dont get me started.
I lived in Lawton Oklahoma, home of Ft. Sill. Most of the housing was built for the military. That is mild compared to a lot of what I saw. The inside walls of my house 2x4's were all turned sideways, I reckon to save just a bit, but try finding a door to fit into a 2.5" wall...1.5" of 2x4 and 1" of sheetrock. One long wall wasnt even secured to the slab, it would move 1" in and out. I finally pulled the baseboard off and used construction adhesive to glue it to the concrete.