Came for the console picture, left disappointed. 

I remember when that happened. I was working in a Boston newsroom (not focused on local news though) and we thought it was hysterical.

Dunno whose bag that is, but I wanna party with them.

I had to look this up because I did not recall this back in ‘07.

Sensitive date + security theater in high alert. It stops Playstations on certain days, but not actual bombs and guns in other days.

And? Incompetence is still incompetence.

Boston is the city that’s afraid of The Mooninites, after all.

It’s a hot potato and someone is going to get left holding the worthless items.

I’ve seen this before and it is spectacular.

Some money is more stable than others. More reliable. More widely accepted. More legitimate. But none more real. That’s like saying some people are more than dead than others. Dead is dead.

Bubble’s gotta burst some day...

Cryptobros will breathlessly tell you there are TONS of uses for NFTs, TONS AND TONS OF THEM.

Exactly. 

At least snake oil was pretending to DO something useful - cure disease.

Good. I hope this is the beginning of the end of this NFT nonsense.

“Digital snake oil”.  I LOVE that. 

This guy helped someone launder $2.9 million.

Nothing. The answer is nothing. That’s what NFTs are worth — a big ol’ rooster egg. Digital snake oil.

What’s anything really even worth, maaaan? Money’s not real.

I mean, there’s a reason all the NFTs now are ugly procedurally generated profile pics, since you can churn out thousands of those easily and if the Delusional Dingoes don’t go over well, you can just move on to the Emboldened Emus.