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Daz B

www.lookingglasseducation.com

#bitcoin. Co-Lead Plebucator at http://www.lookingglasseducation.com @LookingGlassEDU Teaching wage-earners how Bitcoin can change their world.
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2025-12-27 05:17:09 UTC

WORD5 #449 4/6
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https://word5.otherstuff.ai

2025-12-27 00:10:31 UTC

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🧡

2025-12-24 21:31:11 UTC

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Your measly 21sat zap would suggest otherwise.
Merry Xmas you old tight arse 😂🤣😂
😘😘😘

2025-12-24 21:20:10 UTC

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Xmas hits harder when kids are older and have Xmas hangovers. Payback is a bitch 🤣😂

2025-12-24 19:38:26 UTC

My dyslexic grandfather was a baker in the army.
He would go in all buns glazing….
Merry Christmas everyone 😘

2025-12-22 07:43:15 UTC

WORD5 #444 4/6
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2025-12-16 19:36:40 UTC

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If “you’re” gonna scam, scam with proper grammar and spelling.
*you’re

2025-12-15 11:21:21 UTC

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Masterful

2025-12-15 11:21:11 UTC

Tricky one
WORD5 #437 5/6
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2025-12-15 10:49:33 UTC

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Mine is broken…
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2025-12-12 20:13:02 UTC

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🧡

2025-12-12 20:09:54 UTC

The beginning of the end.
Today, We stop moving.
Not because it’s over.
Because it’s time.
Homeward.

2025-12-12 18:46:20 UTC

I’ve got a 20 hour drive ahead of me. What are some audiobooks or podcast series that are going to blow me away?

2025-12-12 00:18:34 UTC

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But your buttons failed BTW ;)

2025-12-12 00:18:10 UTC

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Dam. Didn’t even realise. I was so excited. It’s ok I can just delete the post right?

2025-12-12 00:16:43 UTC

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2 guesses. Must be some kind of record?
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2025-12-08 09:03:22 UTC

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Worth it

2025-12-08 08:38:24 UTC

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Visit excuse!!!

2025-12-08 08:38:08 UTC

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TBD but highly likely to be cairns.

2025-12-08 08:36:48 UTC

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That is a special level of autism friend. 🫂

2025-12-08 08:36:25 UTC

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JFC!!!

2025-12-07 05:31:35 UTC

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Soon my friend…..soon

2025-12-07 04:02:15 UTC

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😂🤣

2025-12-07 03:42:21 UTC

….building a bitcoin inspired surf park in far North Queensland.
A surf park, retail, steakhouse, gym, yoga, meditation, accommodation, conference rooms and bitcoin workspace.
No crocs, no jellyfish, no sharks, lots of barrels…
Bitcoin on the balance sheet
Bitcoin memberships
Bitcoin rewards
Bitcoin education
Posting here for the receipts and the first step to turning it into reality.
Hold me accountable…..

2025-12-07 02:23:40 UTC

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Yep…
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2025-12-06 10:50:45 UTC

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There goes my weekend

2025-12-04 08:11:41 UTC

If anyone is interested in learning about our adventures and how we approached home schooling this year, check out this chat with Princey…
https://open.spotify.com/episode/63dNzFNi5teM8BxoRQPVWp?si=ICToIRkgR2CueFh2_hJm5w

2025-12-04 07:52:39 UTC

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Beat you
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2025-12-02 09:54:38 UTC

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This note made my day.

2025-12-02 08:52:54 UTC

Check out my score: 878!
At https://spider.otherstuff.ai
Check out more games daily this december at https://advent.otherstuff.ai/
@npub1khe…hq8m

2025-12-02 02:52:23 UTC

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Most of it done in their PJs

2025-12-02 02:41:13 UTC

Year 3 and Year 6 of school done and dusted.
Homeschooling is way more accessible and easier than you think.
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2025-11-28 07:03:41 UTC

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This is why we love you man.

2025-11-28 07:02:48 UTC

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🫂

2025-11-27 08:27:00 UTC

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You’re the best @npub123s…wk9x

2025-11-27 02:48:05 UTC

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Happy to receive DMs to share lessons learnt if I can be of help.

2025-11-16 22:17:39 UTC

100+hrs in the water (I didn’t log every session)
Went from foamie to a 7’6 mini mal.
Went from a full kook to still-a-kook-just-not-quite-full-kook
I don’t think there is anything in this world that comes close to surfing.
Only 3 weeks left on this epic adventure before I have to head home to no surf, crocodiles and killer jellyfish.
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2025-11-16 05:06:12 UTC

From TheBitcoinAdviser
@nprofile…pfal and @npub1tm2…lpna have generously agreed to serialize their book, B is for Bitcoin, on The Bitcoin Adviser blog.
Chapter 1 is live now:
content.thebitcoinadviser.com/blog/b-is-for-…
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2025-11-08 23:26:12 UTC

As my good friend @nprofile…08wj is known for saying, the fuck-up-fairy paid me a visit and it nearly cost me some corn.
Yes, this is embarrassing, yes I should have and do know better, but a moment of complacency nearly bit me hard, but the lesson is too important not to share.
https://lookingglasseducation.com/defi-multi-sig-and-my-missing-seed-a-cautionary-tale/

2025-11-04 11:21:52 UTC

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Yo…. The locals will crucify you if you call it Agnes Waters.
They are very particular about it being simply Agnes Water (no S on end of water).
Make it a theme for the weekend and see which pleb gets bailed up by a local

2025-09-14 09:32:47 UTC

After 7.5months off exploring this amazing country it is back to the fiat mine for this guy.
It’s been a helluva ride.
Can’t wait until this becomes the norm. Bitcoin has given me that hope.’

2025-09-06 01:54:17 UTC

Five years ago and still one of my favourite pics.
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2025-09-04 19:28:56 UTC

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Slide into the DMs and I’m happy to share some spots we loved along your planned route.

2025-09-03 19:25:11 UTC

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Hey Greg, we’ve been on the road since 1st Feb 25. There’s a lot of variability and you could certainly do it quicker, but would I want to? Probably not.
As it stands now we felt like a lot of this time was spent in a car.
She’s a big old country and there’s a million ways to think about it.
Our rule of thumb, travel now more than 300km, stay at least 3 nights.
Have fun out there

2025-08-31 05:03:30 UTC

Not bad!!!!
So many kms (over 35,000) and so much left to see
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2025-08-22 19:42:58 UTC

Excited for the day when this randomly connects to someone.
I’m check every day.
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2025-08-18 09:06:37 UTC

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We love it.

2025-08-12 00:19:42 UTC

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You sure are and I could never be…….

2025-08-11 20:08:02 UTC

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It was so awesome to catch up with Scott and talk about the best thing in life…..families.
#nevent1q…ums2

2025-08-10 20:37:18 UTC

Coming up to our 150th caravan site over 200+ nights living in the caravan…
Over 32,000km travelled…
We just made it back to QLD after spending majority of this time outside our beloved home state…
What a ride….
A few more months in the van now but less moving around and no more big drives until December at least.
God I love Bitcoin.

2025-07-30 21:48:09 UTC

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One of the most important conversations to be having.
I’m an electrical engineer and HV electrician who deeply understands the grid.
I’m down for a pod if interested
Specifically about how grids work, the importance or rotating machines and energy markets and the traditional role of government in grids.
@dazbea Twitter
@daz NOSTR
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https://fountain.fm/episode/4cvjSebunXJOPYhIYPnp
#nevent1q…rswz

2025-07-27 11:51:13 UTC

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I’m upset about this the most.

2025-07-07 23:42:39 UTC

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Indeed I did.

2025-07-07 08:14:57 UTC

Not bad….not bad at all
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2025-06-28 22:17:44 UTC

I love AI. Honestly, I do. I use it every day—I’m even using it right now to help me write this post. It’s replaced my search engine, plans our travels, helps untangle thoughts, spot patterns between seemingly unrelated things, and yes—I’ve even benefited from a little vibe-coding (don’t judge me).
But there’s one thing about AI that absolutely drives me nuts: its overconfidence.
It’s cringe, in the same way a guy I used to work with—let’s call him Joel—was cringe. Joel was undeniably smart. He knew just enough about almost everything to sound convincing, which often gave people the (false) impression he was an expert. He was your classic Reddit warrior: hyper-argumentative, knew enough to be dangerous, but rarely had the depth to back it up.
I’m admittedly a bit anally autistic—read: obsessive about accuracy—and on a handful of topics, I’d consider myself genuinely knowledgeable. So it became a sport: catching Joel confidently spouting half-truths on subjects he clearly didn’t fully grasp. He wasn’t dumb—just way too sure of himself.
Not knowing something isn’t the problem. Pretending you do? That’s the problem. There’s real humility—and value—in saying, “I’m not sure, but I think it could be this.” That’s how real conversations, discoveries, and learning happen. But don’t cosplay as an expert unless you are one.
And that, my friends, is my beef with AI. It’s Joel. It’s smart. It’s useful. But it’s also way too confident, even when it should really shut up. I’ve caught it out more times than I care to count, speaking with the swagger of certainty when it really should’ve said, “Look, I might be off here…”
Tread with caution. AI might be useful, but like Joel at the Friday arvo smoko table, be prepared to call out: “Mate, no. Just no. You’re wrong. Stop being a douche”.
Your AI will thank you for it, (legit it usually does).

2025-06-25 22:31:01 UTC

Gotta respect the hustle
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2025-06-25 11:51:03 UTC

Righto…
Now I’m Bloody Cold
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2025-06-14 00:01:58 UTC

We just audioread The Martian while crossing the nullabor.
I made the realisation that as someone with engineering training, I’m going to have to fill some serious gaps in my chemistry-game before I can go to Mars.
Solid book. Great part of the world to audioread it.

2025-06-05 15:49:16 UTC

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😂🤣

2025-05-23 12:13:16 UTC

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Prognosis negative.

2025-05-22 23:20:46 UTC

I have not posted on our adventures for quite a while.
Sorry.
Stony point / Mornington
Phillip Island
Torquay
Great Ocean Road
Warrnambool
Mount Gambier
Robe
Victor Harbor
Brighton/Glenelg (Adelaide)
Then a big big drive from Adelaide to Esperance (WA) with overnight stops Whyalla, Ceduna, Border Village, Fraser Range Station.
Now in Esperance and holy WOW.
This place is one of the most beautifully spectacular places I have ever been to.
We had wifey’s mum fly into Adelaide for a week which was nice for everyone feeling a bit home sick.
Boys dropped their school work again for a couple of weeks and we caught them up in a couple of decent sessions. Both still going well with it all.
Photo drops coming soon.
For now… Esperance.
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2025-05-17 06:25:24 UTC

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What’s with the Heat-n-Greet Smackaroni Dragon Ladle?

2025-05-16 13:19:10 UTC

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Trigger warning needed

2025-04-27 22:00:59 UTC

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There’s no way I’m visiting now….

2025-04-23 10:11:51 UTC

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And he lets you ride it in the house???? Your dad is a legend!!!

2025-04-18 01:25:00 UTC

Good Friday: Hot Water System Pressure Relief Valve replacement….
What else would you rather be doing?
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2025-04-14 01:38:05 UTC

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Hahaha…
Few

2025-04-14 01:37:50 UTC

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They are rope-pulley system for small boat launching and retrieval from the beach.

2025-04-14 01:36:28 UTC

Today’s lesson.
Manual arts:
Hand tools (righty-tighty, lefty-loosey)
Plumbing: caravan water system, tanks, mains pressure, pumps, and water pressure. Isolation procedures.
Hot Water System Pressure Relief Valves. Pressure limiting devices and one way flow valves.
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2025-04-13 22:43:34 UTC

We just did a whirlwind 3 week stint over at Tassie.
Way too cold for this guy (even pre-winter) but beautiful nonetheless.
Highlights were Port Arthur, Bay of Fires, Hobart and the view from Mt Wellington (we were lucky to get a rare clear day with views of the entire region), and cradle mountain. Throw in wild wombat viewing st Cradle Mountain, seals playing the bay at Bicheno and an intimate penguin tour at Low Head and it shaped up to be pure magic.
And that is not to say the rest of what wasn’t equally spectacular. We tracked where we went on a tourist map…Still plenty we missed.
Is 3 weeks enough? Probably not but we were all ready to come back to the mainland.
Homeschooling took a back seat for 3 weeks as we were go-go-go from sun-up to sun-set. That’s the beautiful thing about home-schooling. The official curriculum can take a back-seat while they learn in the real-world. We ticked off history, geography, science, art, and just about every other subject on the curriculum…
A few pointers if you are planning it:
- Spirit of Tasmania. Book well in advance, the return trip was completely booked out when we looked last year from Feb through to July. Plan ahead and stick to your plan. At one point we contemplated delaying our return trip but it was next to impossible to find a return slot. Also worth getting a cabin so you have somewhere private to chill, regardless of night sail or day sail. The seas can get pretty rough (though we were pretty lucky)
- Travelling with doggo. It’s a 10-12hour sail. You can book a kennel in the ventilated decks. We chose however to keep doggo in the caravan. Warm, comfortable and we gave him a chill-pill from the vet. He handled it like a champion.
- Have an idea where you will stay and do day trips. A lot of Tassie is small windy roads and sometimes a lot of dirt. You don’t want to necessarily tow a caravan everywhere through all this. Time of year will also make a huge difference, these roads can be quite treacherous for the uninitiated (like me) through winter.
- be ok with the fact you won’t see it all.
- the windy roads will make for slower travel, expect an 50km drive to take an hour and a half. If you were in doubt about replacing your break pads before you leave, do it.
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2025-04-13 22:16:58 UTC

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Reddit is the epitome of clown world.

2025-04-12 03:53:09 UTC

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This is the best.

2025-04-12 03:52:34 UTC

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Running Tallow for the win

2025-04-12 03:50:54 UTC

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Welcome fren

2025-04-11 08:09:14 UTC

Yeah the A-League is cool but have you heard about @npub1r9l…fa47
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2025-04-08 01:46:21 UTC

Cradle Mountain
Wombats ✅
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2025-04-04 22:42:14 UTC

Unparalleled Potential
Bitcoin benefits from the performance of a “risk-on” asset for when times are good, and the capital markets are expanding. But, concurrently, it offers the security of its “risk-off” properties for when times get tough, and people rush to protect their capital.
To explain this further, Bitcoin is “currently” seen as a risk-on asset for most people. An asset one invests in when the economy is thriving. However, risk-on assets tend to be classified this way as we have counterparty exposure. There is the potential for loss during times of economic stress. Therefore, we would argue that Bitcoin, when self-custodied, removes counterparty exposure, giving it risk-off characteristics (An asset that performs well when times are tough and people are looking to reduce portfolio risk). In saying this, in times of stress, when people are looking for assets to preserve wealth and provide security, Bitcoin is in a prime position to do well.
However, despite Bitcoin’s risk-off characteristics, it benefits from the risk-on capital flows during prosperous times. As Bitcoin is an emergent technology, we have not yet seen global adoption, and it is through adoption, that these emergent assets tend to outperform. When we factor in the industries that can benefit from Bitcoin (i.e. the global monetary system, the financial sector, the insurance industry, e-commerce and micropayments, to name a few), it becomes clear that Bitcoin is unparalleled in upside potential.
- Looking Glass Education 2021
Send your friends and family here for FREE nuggets like this and much much more.
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2025-04-04 21:17:00 UTC

The Harsh Truth About Markets Most Won’t Tell You:
Smart money doesn’t ride the waves — it creates them.
They use passive investing vehicles (ETFs, index funds) to herd everyday people in during bull runs… and then offload their positions into that “dumb money” liquidity when the tide turns.
When the market crashes, smart money is already in cash, hard assets, or hiding in the shadows — waiting.
Because they know what comes next:
Incentivized money printing.
And when the Fed turns the taps back on, they’re first in line. They benefit from the Cantillon Effect — newly printed dollars hit their balance sheets first, before inflation seeps into the rest of the economy.
Meanwhile, the average person suffers at both ends:
• Buying high through passive funds at inflated valuations
• Losing purchasing power as inflation steals silently from their savings
This system is rigged.
It’s designed to protect the few at the top — and it’s working exactly as engineered.
Opt out.
Don’t be their exit liquidity.
Don’t be their inflation sponge.
Choose Bitcoin in self-custody multisig.
No bailouts. No middlemen. No debasement.
Freedom doesn’t come from playing by rigged rules. It comes from exiting the game.

2025-04-01 06:19:02 UTC

The Kids are allowed to watch as much bush TV as they like.
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2025-03-30 02:46:50 UTC

Art lesson.
Museum of Old and New Art. Hobart
This place was pretty cool with some really special pieces and the layout is incredible with one caveat:
This museum presented me an opportunity to educate the boys on a bit of Wokeism and the way mental illness can sometimes be portrayed and masked by the word art. There was some definite sick and satanic fucked up shit in here that otherwise masked a great experience. (Not pictured as I don’t want that shit on my phone) Still everything is a lesson.
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2025-03-29 21:48:04 UTC

Yesterday’s history lesson:
Don’t steal bread
Port Arthur historical site.
Fucking incredible place.
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2025-03-23 23:32:11 UTC

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Truth

2025-03-23 23:30:50 UTC

Seals ✅
Dolphins ✅
Manta Ray ✅
Cray ✅
Twas a good day
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2025-03-23 19:25:25 UTC

We have spent the week in Tassie catching up with some old and dear friends.
The boys didn’t do any official schooling….why? Because we can.
This is a severely under-appreciated benefit of home-schooling. The option to choose when and what you study and where you do it.

2025-03-21 23:22:42 UTC

Torquay, Jan Juc and Bells
The surf gods were kind to these little kooks.
Caught up with some of my favourite Bitcoiners. No dox….you know who you are.
Then onto the spirit of Tassie…
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2025-03-21 19:45:22 UTC

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Check the time stamp bro…

2025-03-17 10:55:58 UTC

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Goddammit!!!
You win this round again old man ;)

2025-03-17 09:56:54 UTC

Me waiting for @npub1crs…9r37 to respond to almond nipples
#note1gd3…650n
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2025-03-16 17:23:57 UTC

WTAF Victoria!!!
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2025-03-15 21:19:20 UTC

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I think you’re wrong here Jen.
As a farmer I thought you would be more well versed in nut-biology.
I don’t think you have seen the female variety of milking almonds.
This is where almond milk come from.
Photo attached from my family of consensual milking almonds.
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2025-03-15 02:40:18 UTC

Inverloch, Wonthaggi and Wilson’s Promontory
Inverloch - quiet little coastal town. Nice long walks along the coast. Saw a seal diving for fish in the channel. It was awesome
Wonthaggi - short drive from inverloch. Home of the State Coal Mine where you can do an underground mine tour. This was really cool. Though dad was in charge of photos and dad is shit at taking photos 🙋🏻‍♂️
Wilson’s promontory. The southern most mainland tip of Australia. It’s all national park and pictures do not do it justice. Absolutely must see if you are touring. Sorry no doggos allowed
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2025-03-14 07:33:14 UTC

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😮

2025-03-13 10:19:56 UTC

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I can only imagine!!! Look at that colour
Wish I could take my own jersey cow on our travels

2025-03-13 08:28:02 UTC

Bravo Gippsland.
This is up there with some of the the best milk I’ve ever had….
And that’s a big call, we have some of the best milk around in FNQ
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2025-03-12 21:34:10 UTC

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What a great idea. I guess I often actually do this without being aware of its benefits.

2025-03-12 21:22:00 UTC

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That is why they call it practice I guess.
Keen to develop a new habit like this. I have never done it consistently enough for it to really grab me. But I did appreciate the slowing of the monkey mind, which I imagine most Bitcoiners have an overactive version of.

2025-03-12 09:58:34 UTC

Thanks so much for having me on @npub1ltz…k4fh
We had a great chat about our travels and homeschooling the kiddo’s
🧡🧡🧡
#note1eak…k5vu

2025-03-11 03:45:28 UTC

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I’m not proud of it but 21sats is 21sats.

2025-03-10 08:21:10 UTC

GE
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2025-03-10 07:06:24 UTC

Mallacoota!!
Just over the NSW/VIC border, this was our first stop in VIC.
Awesome little seaside town. Huge tidal lake system packed full of bream and flathead.
VIC had a long weekend we weren’t aware of so ended up staying here longer than we’d liked but it was actually a nice forced holiday from our holiday.
A few nice relaxing days of long walks and bike rides and a bit of swimming.
There were plenty of kids about so the boys had an absolute ball making new friends. We barely saw them as they were off adventuring, playing in the playground, riding bikes and playing soccer…. Barely a device turned on for 5days….magic
A few wild koalas in the trees throughout the park too. Spectacular to see them in the wild which is pretty rare for us Nth Qld’ers.
Few big grey kangaroos come down to watch the boys playing soccer. One big boy looked pretty buff.
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