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BETRAY

what went so horribly wrong with the suicide scat eating cult known as Chainlank?

fart contracts allow him to fart in the devs room remotely

this man owes us sex

This man owes you sex

Sergay hired another 45 HR roasties and 1 SNOBOL coder intern
>captcha is wjrgay

Is there a daily chart of those? We could try to do some TA and try to figure out the link price from that.

He put us in a room without windows on purpose.

how do we stop him? Please help us

This man owes you 1 hour of gay sex for every single chainlink you're holding, you can claim it whenever you want.
Many faggots already claimed almost 97,000 hours.
It's in the whitepaper

I'll start

don't let him get away with that

to persuade him to make a giant, warm, steaming log on your chest?

>*police bust down door*
>"King Big Mac sends his regards"

"It is often said that betrayal is one of the worst things that can happen to a person. But is it really? Betrayal forces us to confront our own flaws and weaknesses, and to question the motivations and intentions of those around us. It forces us to reevaluate our relationships and to consider whether or not they are truly built on trust and respect.
In this way, betrayal can be seen as a valuable human interaction because it pushes us to grow and evolve. It forces us to confront difficult truths about ourselves and others, and to make difficult choices about how we want to move forward. Without betrayal, we may never have the opportunity to learn and grow in this way.
Furthermore, betrayal can be a powerful catalyst for change. It can inspire us to make positive changes in our lives, to pursue new goals and dreams, and to create new, more fulfilling relationships. It can be a wake-up call that helps us to see the world in a new light and to embrace new possibilities.
In short, betrayal may be painful, but it can also be a powerful source of growth and transformation. It can push us to confront our own weaknesses and to strive for a better, more authentic version of ourselves. It can be a valuable human interaction that helps us to navigate the complexities of the world and to find our way forward."

It's over, for real this time

Word on the street is Sergey shit himself in a meeting. Do with this information what you will.

The Big Mac supply is insolvent