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If it’s not too much work, can you continue to tag me despite being below you in the rank?

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Just gotta bump up those numbers.

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I’m trying haha

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Who ya got tonight?

Bucks vs Pacers
Grizzlies vs Thunder
TWolves vs Lakers

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Thunder, though closer than last time
Lakers, they need a statement win at home
Pacers but barely

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How about you?

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i think you are probably right. If the Lakers lose again at home it is over. They need a win tonight.

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2/2 so far, we’ll see about the lakers here soon

are they rock bands :P

just do :P

you did it

I just want to make it to a hundred haha

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Do it.

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You can do it!

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Hmm.. I'll always tag you

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Just like human babies suck their thumbs, baby elephants sometimes suck on their trunks. They can also stand within 20 minutes of birth (though they can't see for a while, and instead sense their mothers through sound and smell).

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Fun fact:

The Buddha commonly depicted in statues and pictures is a different person entirely. The real Buddha was actually incredibly skinny because of self-deprivation.

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Love it!

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It's amazing lol

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You know what else is amazing? There are only two countries in the world that have the color purple in their flags: Nicaragua and Dominica!

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What's the totals when you take out the spam?

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How do you define spam?

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All three above @grayruby are designated spammers now. 😜

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Haha. I wouldn't say that but they may have all participated in some spamming.

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Ohh yeah πŸ‘
I don't think they would mind if I call them as the greatest spammers on SN. If they win I would award them with spammer trophies.

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Maybe I should stop complaining about spamming and let it happen so I can make some huge bets on 1.4M items over on Predyx. I could make much more than the 25k prize.

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It is absolutely a riggable prediction market.

  1. Load up on yes shares
  2. Find a territory with the lowest post/comment fees
  3. Automate post/comment creation.
  4. Repeat

Even if you’re outlawed, the item count should still go up.

And also even for freebies, I think?

Maybe SN has rate limiting in place, which could slow you down

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We still need 1756 comments on an average daily from now on. The average SN is doing now is still below this average. It's easier said than done. It would require more than 1 stacker to put up the hard work and their says of course. Just for instance if we fall short of 500 comments daily we need 500 sats for 250 days which will be 125k sats in the end. Alright you can do it, I guess. But then there's the lack of equal liquidity on the market. Right now if you want to buy 100k yes shares, you can buy only for 94k sats which leaves you with a paltry 6k sats. Then the overall loss you would have is around 119k sats.

First the market needs more naysayers or more buying of No shares to fill in the pot, then and then only it might be profitable to put the work and the sats.

However I don't think it would be worth the effort.

CC: @grayruby

You still need to pay for all those replies

Yeah, complaining isn't a good thing when it's not something that we can do anything about. But Don't stop mocking them, they deserve it.

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Etymology spam
The original sense (canned ham) is a proprietary name registered by Geo. A. Hormel & Co. in U.S., 1937. It is presumed to be a conflation of either "spiced ham" or "shoulder of pork and ham"[1] but was soon extended to other kinds of canned meat. Hormel spells the trademarked name in all upper case.

The use for unsolicited and unwanted email derives from a Monty Python sketch (Flying Circus, Episode 25). In the 1970 sketch, a group of Vikings in a restaurant repeatedly chant the word "spam". The earliest recorded real-life use for this sense occurs around 1993 which finds reference in a newsgroup post dated March 31, 1993.

The term appears to have been used earlier in a different sense in relation to "Multi-User Dungeons" (MUDs), a kind of multi-user computer gaming environment before widespread use of the Internet, in the 1980s.

Spam is like porn. You can't always define it, but you certainly know it when you see it.

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We're all spam people.

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They're alive!!!

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🀣🀣

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Clearly it is not easy. One man's spam could be another man's treasure but in the interest of the contest I would say one character responses or just repeating the same one word over and over. Or making a sentence into 5 separate comments with one word in each to get 5 comments instead of 1 is pretty fair.

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@NovaRift and @Roll have no chsnce

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Get em RBD!

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no worries cause 1k

Its OK πŸ˜–

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Let's see

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Hmmm where's my update

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Blue Whale calves grow 200 pounds per day for the first year they are alive.

Cool! I'm doing great

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indeed

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You're doing great as well!

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Easy peasy. I got this third place locked down!

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Not for long

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congrats

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it seems so

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