“But to be clear, although I most certainly know for a fact that the refreshing sparkling water I sell is exceedingly poisonous and should in absolutely no way be consumed by any living (and most dead*) beings, I will nevertheless very heartily encourage you to buy it. What you do with it after is entirely up to you.
*~Exceptions~ ~may~ ~apply.~ ~You~ ~might~ ~be~ ~one.~
Huh. From what I’ve searched, WLFI comes with its own warning on coingecko, a site that supposedly tracks various cryptocurrencies.
According to GoPlus, this is a proxy contract. The contract owner can make code changes to the token contract including but not limited to disabling sells, changing fees, minting, transferring tokens etc. Exercise caution.
No active trades are found for this coin.
Emphasis mine.
Heiress to the Hilton hotel corporation. And apparently some sort of socialite/minor celebrity, it seems.
tf? green text is always true, anon never makes shit up.
I don’t think anon’s mom loves him that much. Anon is anon, after all.
Put a sniper on top of the cart in case the switchman gets bought out. Ain’t taking no chances.
Oh okay
She scribbled her number on the note? What number was that?
A Chinese-owned fast fashion hazwaste app
Can confirm, it’s worth the effort.
Trading your house for a bunch of those $100k watches of good might be a better deal, because at least you’ll be able to hold actual physical excrement in your own hands. With that crypto thing, you just get watch your money vanish on a screen.