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brileigh
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Last night I was playing RuneScape w/ @matthewb and overheard this guy talking with his buddies about how he hates Bitcoin bros and hopes it crashes, that he was raised upper middle class but still smokes crack
idk man, maybe worry about your own problems instead of praying on the downfall of others
idk man, maybe worry about your own problems instead of praying on the downfall of others
US gov: You intentionally helped North Korea launder over $1B
Chainalysis: Yeah so, about that... it was actually a lot less...
US gov: oh okay, let's not tell anyone but you STILL intentionally helped North Korea launder $600M
Make it make sense.
https://x.com/FreeAlexeyRoman/status/1899485896904159648
Chainalysis: Yeah so, about that... it was actually a lot less...
US gov: oh okay, let's not tell anyone but you STILL intentionally helped North Korea launder $600M
Make it make sense.
https://x.com/FreeAlexeyRoman/status/1899485896904159648
went a little too far down the DEN rabbit hole that TikTok is now throwing “the elite are having dinner parties where they eat mermaids” at me
grass is greener on the other side
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matthewb
@matthewb·4 days ago
5yr wait to be assigned a family doctor, then once you are accepted you can book yearly checkups etc. until then you don’t have a family doctor you can call.
broadly I’d characterize it as people 35+ likely have a family doctor they can call for an appointment in 1-2 weeks, people under 35 likely don’t have a family doctor.
there are also same-day “walk-in” clinics but the system is a bit bizarre. basically you need to present yourself in-person at 7am to claim a spot for later in the day (e.g. 3pm) to see a GP. so in practice it’s essentially next day service, which means you will go to the ER for anything somewhat urgent (4-8hr wait time).
specialists are a separate thing so if you need a referral, you need to go through a family doctor and then wait 1-2yr. in practice this means that many people just go to paid clinics for whatever treatments they need.
overall much better than nothing but sometimes worth considering if the service is worth nearly half your income.
broadly I’d characterize it as people 35+ likely have a family doctor they can call for an appointment in 1-2 weeks, people under 35 likely don’t have a family doctor.
there are also same-day “walk-in” clinics but the system is a bit bizarre. basically you need to present yourself in-person at 7am to claim a spot for later in the day (e.g. 3pm) to see a GP. so in practice it’s essentially next day service, which means you will go to the ER for anything somewhat urgent (4-8hr wait time).
specialists are a separate thing so if you need a referral, you need to go through a family doctor and then wait 1-2yr. in practice this means that many people just go to paid clinics for whatever treatments they need.
overall much better than nothing but sometimes worth considering if the service is worth nearly half your income.
just started watching drag race global all stars (yes I’m behind) and look at the w e r k r o o m
i hope it’s a good szn
i hope it’s a good szn
At TSA I overheard a cowboy (full hat and everything) in his mid 40s say “yeah my landlord won’t let me have chickens on the property but I can have my horse so that’s good.”
I’m like? You own a horse but not a house??
I’m like? You own a horse but not a house??
DEN Conspiracies Pt. 2 - sharing a few of my favourites
#1 New World Order
Denver International Airport opened in 1995 as a replacement for Stapleton, but it went $2B over budget, sparking rumours about what was really being built. A dedication capstone at the airport features a Masonic crest and credits members of the “New World Airport Commission,” an organization that does not exist.
#1 New World Order
Denver International Airport opened in 1995 as a replacement for Stapleton, but it went $2B over budget, sparking rumours about what was really being built. A dedication capstone at the airport features a Masonic crest and credits members of the “New World Airport Commission,” an organization that does not exist.
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brileigh
@brileigh·00:22 07/03/2025
During my final Uber to the airport yesterday, I decided to learn about the Blue Mustang and its dark history.
Looming outside Denver’s airport, a 32-foot-tall mustang watches travellers come and go with its glowing red eyes fixed on the horizon. Commissioned by the city of Denver, The Blue Mustang, colloquially known as Blucifer, was meant to be a symbol of the West. Instead, it became a legend of misfortune when it turned on its own creator.
Artist Luis Jiménez was hired to design a sculpture representing the Midwest with a budget of $300K. The city originally wanted a buffalo stampede but scrapped the idea given the history of the species being hunted to near-extinction. Jiménez proposed a mustang instead, a symbol of the Midwest and a nod to early travel. The piece was inspired from a stallion he owned named Black Jack, a blue Appaloosa, with its glowing eyes paying tribute to his father’s work in a neon sign shop.
Looming outside Denver’s airport, a 32-foot-tall mustang watches travellers come and go with its glowing red eyes fixed on the horizon. Commissioned by the city of Denver, The Blue Mustang, colloquially known as Blucifer, was meant to be a symbol of the West. Instead, it became a legend of misfortune when it turned on its own creator.
Artist Luis Jiménez was hired to design a sculpture representing the Midwest with a budget of $300K. The city originally wanted a buffalo stampede but scrapped the idea given the history of the species being hunted to near-extinction. Jiménez proposed a mustang instead, a symbol of the Midwest and a nod to early travel. The piece was inspired from a stallion he owned named Black Jack, a blue Appaloosa, with its glowing eyes paying tribute to his father’s work in a neon sign shop.
all my homies hate art school
due to frame technical difficulties I will b posting denver conspiracies tmrw
we have a long way to go for no code frames that aren’t jank af
we have a long way to go for no code frames that aren’t jank af
While reading about Blue Mustang I learned that DEN is the second largest airport in the world at 33k acres.
Put another way, it is TWICE the size of Manhattan.
Put another way, it is TWICE the size of Manhattan.
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Ivy
@ivy·03:59 07/03/2025
if you need trams your airport is badly designed or too big
During my final Uber to the airport yesterday, I decided to learn about the Blue Mustang and its dark history.
Looming outside Denver’s airport, a 32-foot-tall mustang watches travellers come and go with its glowing red eyes fixed on the horizon. Commissioned by the city of Denver, The Blue Mustang, colloquially known as Blucifer, was meant to be a symbol of the West. Instead, it became a legend of misfortune when it turned on its own creator.
Artist Luis Jiménez was hired to design a sculpture representing the Midwest with a budget of $300K. The city originally wanted a buffalo stampede but scrapped the idea given the history of the species being hunted to near-extinction. Jiménez proposed a mustang instead, a symbol of the Midwest and a nod to early travel. The piece was inspired from a stallion he owned named Black Jack, a blue Appaloosa, with its glowing eyes paying tribute to his father’s work in a neon sign shop.
Looming outside Denver’s airport, a 32-foot-tall mustang watches travellers come and go with its glowing red eyes fixed on the horizon. Commissioned by the city of Denver, The Blue Mustang, colloquially known as Blucifer, was meant to be a symbol of the West. Instead, it became a legend of misfortune when it turned on its own creator.
Artist Luis Jiménez was hired to design a sculpture representing the Midwest with a budget of $300K. The city originally wanted a buffalo stampede but scrapped the idea given the history of the species being hunted to near-extinction. Jiménez proposed a mustang instead, a symbol of the Midwest and a nod to early travel. The piece was inspired from a stallion he owned named Black Jack, a blue Appaloosa, with its glowing eyes paying tribute to his father’s work in a neon sign shop.
is there a neck pillow that is actually comfortable?
I bet this is the best week of the year for the fox and the hen
bad djs motivate me to become gud dj
do I stick it out for lil jon or do I just go to milady
I wonder why people hate crypto
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matthewb
@matthewb·00:26 28/02/2025
we need a cultural reset in crypto
I forgot to bring my legendary Tommy Hilfiger 5 panel hat to Denver ;-;
pls shill me cute neutral or colour block hats (bonus pts if I can buy it in Denver)
pls shill me cute neutral or colour block hats (bonus pts if I can buy it in Denver)
EF donated $1.25M to Alexey's legal defense fund.
Privacy is normal.
https://x.com/ethereumfndn/status/1894704611606385012
Privacy is normal.
https://x.com/ethereumfndn/status/1894704611606385012
Anthony Ricco just quit Diddy’s legal defense.
He literally defended 9/11, but Diddy? “under no circumstances can I continue”
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2530395/anthony-ricco-quits-diddys-legal-team-stating-under-no-circumstances-can-he-continue
He literally defended 9/11, but Diddy? “under no circumstances can I continue”
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2530395/anthony-ricco-quits-diddys-legal-team-stating-under-no-circumstances-can-he-continue
𝘸𝘦’𝘳𝘦 𝘨𝘰𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘸𝘦𝘴𝘵
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CT is full of traders, so trading alpha naturally flows from there or TG.
Given how many founders, builders, and VCs are on FC, you’d think there’d be more token-gated dealflow chats.
Given how many founders, builders, and VCs are on FC, you’d think there’d be more token-gated dealflow chats.
I find it wild that only 43% of eligible voters in Ontario voted in the 2022 provincial election.
Do we think Ford is staying or getting the boot?
Do we think Ford is staying or getting the boot?
SKINCARE FOR ETHDENVER
Denver climate is dry AF and will leave your face flaky, your lips cracked, and your knuckles red. Between the dry air, late nights, cocktail happy hours, and any red rock adventuring you get up to, staying hydrated is gonna help you in the short and long term. I’m sharing some tips + products I’m using to avoid painful, crusty, irritated skin.
Dry skin isn’t just uncomfortable, it actually leads to premature aging. A compromised skin barrier makes you more vulnerable to UV damage, pollution, and free radicals. It also slows down skin turnover and makes fine lines more visible. That’s why a cream like Skinfix Barrier+ is good for instant relief + long term health because of its blend of peptides, ceramides, and fatty acids that strengthen the barrier and lock in moisture.
Denver climate is dry AF and will leave your face flaky, your lips cracked, and your knuckles red. Between the dry air, late nights, cocktail happy hours, and any red rock adventuring you get up to, staying hydrated is gonna help you in the short and long term. I’m sharing some tips + products I’m using to avoid painful, crusty, irritated skin.
Dry skin isn’t just uncomfortable, it actually leads to premature aging. A compromised skin barrier makes you more vulnerable to UV damage, pollution, and free radicals. It also slows down skin turnover and makes fine lines more visible. That’s why a cream like Skinfix Barrier+ is good for instant relief + long term health because of its blend of peptides, ceramides, and fatty acids that strengthen the barrier and lock in moisture.
they’re the besttt 🥹
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matthewb
@matthewb·04:36 16/02/2025
@brileigh and I hung out with a samoyed today, turns out that’s pretty much all you need for a good day
we do a little meatloaf and tenderloin lunch
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matthewb
@matthewb·00:10 14/02/2025
there are still some faint remnants of the old world, for those who seek them out
the og nft
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brileigh
@brileigh·00:14 14/02/2025
In 2007, they made five $1M coins from 99.999% pure gold. One was loaned to a Berlin museum, stolen, allegedly melted down, and sold for scrap.
Went to the Royal Canadian Mint yesterday. No smart contracts, just heavy, permissioned-assets.
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matthewb
@matthewb·01:56 13/02/2025
went with @brileigh to the royal canadian mint today to see the manufacturing facilities for physical coins used as legal tender.
no photos permitted behind-the-scenes but quite a vibey lobby if I say so myself.
no photos permitted behind-the-scenes but quite a vibey lobby if I say so myself.
Put in an extra shift tonight (booked tickets to Denver and signed up for 793921983 side events)
Broadway is a street in Brooklyn that I would have loved to shoot when I studied photo but could have been shot at in the process.
does this remind you of anything... on ethereum?
when will the ai just pick the right model for me
when will the ai just pick the right model for me
his&hers 🍳
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matthewb
@matthewb·22:17 31/01/2025
a perfect breakfast doesn’t exi—
I wonder what’s causing Wealthsimple to stop allowing cash back buying for crypto
