No, you are mistaking a list of a thousand conspiracy theory possibilities with a thousand things they NEED to know.

What makes you say that? (that he’d call her a skank for not wanting to fuck him)

wait, we have gendered words in English?

You misunderstood.

Why so accusatory?

Technically, you’re the person making the assumptions based on your ‘colloquialism’.

“Baptism is not a sacrament for Baptists, it’s something you’re supposed to do willingly when you’re old enough to understand what it symbolizes . . .that’s one reason why Baptists don’t do infant baptism.”
 

Being able to afford a $1000 phone on day 1? I guess so ... yeah, he must have made some intelligent and thought out decisions. That’s an odd reaction to this picture, but I’ll grant it to you.

What makes you think it has anything to do with what parents “want”?

Why are they sitting on a shrub for the main picture... Is there compatibility with foliage I’m unaware of?

No such thing as bad publicity, huh? Tell that to Harvey Weinstein and Paul Manafort. I’m sure they are loving the PR they’re getting right now. Or better yet, how about telling that to a corporation like Theranos that got screwed by its own PR push:

You get the idea that this is a conspiracy because you’re the type of person to choose Nick Nolte’s drunken mugshot as your avatar. Sober up and take off your tinfoil hat. Anyone who has worked in PR would tell you this is a terrible idea, it makes Apple look like the cold corporate murderer that it is.

All holidays are a sham to separate you from your money at retailers. Father’s Day has the exact same point as all the others.

Exactly what is it that you’re stuffing under you tin hat here? Are you implying this is a conspiracy by Apple to drum up PR for the Iphone X? That this guy wasn’t really fired, that he willingly signed up for this little stunt??

“I think millennials younger then me want the insta/snap fame and I think his boss should have talked to her and scared the shit out of her.”

You might be right, but to be perfectly fair and realistic - we’d have to pretty much fire half the corporate boards and executives in the western world. The abuses and entitlement of the rich and powerful go a heck of a lot deeper than Miramax. This is a systemic cultural issue, much like racism, and unfortunately…

Even if China “backs” their own ICOs, they won’t ever be fiat currencies. That defeats the entire point of the niche that cryptocurrencies occupy. In that example, China’s government would want to control the ICO for the purpose of making and controlling all the profits, but they’re not going to back it officially…

Or we could just not have done a prequel?

As a white atheist who was raised by southern baptists, I can say with certainty that this is, in fact, a white Christian thing.

Sorry, but you’re pretty wrong about that; crypto is very much here to stay. The fact that governments like China are banning certain ICOs is actually the signal that they are taking it VERY seriously. China bans things like that when they see other countries making money off their people - money that they want for…