In my inexperienced eye, that would appear to be market manipulation.

I find the entire thing hilarious... haha. The biggest players are just using it to launder money, everyone else is just a rube to make it and have someone else to be caught holding the bag when it all falls apart.

This article struck me as the perfect money-laundering angle, converting imaginary value into real shekels using the courts as a means.

Thank you for that last paragraph, I was trying to figure out how two unique one of a kind items can possibly be more or less rare than each other.

“You just don’t get art.”

Me reaping: hahaha yes, fuck the state, this lack of regulation is gonna make me so much cash

It’s ironic when you point out he made a typo of his name in the lawsuit, while you made a different typo of his name at the same time. 

Per the seller, the previous owner stopped working on the car when “a friend and British car mechanic that was helping him with the electrical and carb set up passed away unexpectedly.”

60 year old British wiring? Probably easier to yank the existing harness and start fresh than spending the rest of your life chasing one electrical gremlin after another.

IF I wanted one, and could ignore that nest-of-snakes underhood photo of the wiring, I’d consider it. Maybe a little overpriced, but not insane.

It’s the only profit you'll get from buying an NFT

Two things spring to mind:

1000 stars to you.

Plus, Trump knows Tim Apple personally.

That’s what I was wondering. I’ve been kicked off every conservative blog I ever tried to comment on Free Republic. Red State. Etc. They all ban.

Apple makes perfect sense - they've already trained people to march in lockstep and take whatever's shoved down their throats.

Ah, I see the misunderstanding. You’re using English. Trump and his followers are using Newspeak. Eventually, they’ll demand to change the name of the country to Oceania.

Weird. I didn’t have a problem signing up. It accepted was my credit card number, banking information and Social Security Number andeverything!

The most egregious thing that went wrong was that Truth Social launched. I love it how they frame this as a “free speech platform”. Say something critical about Trump or about the app and see how robust their commitment to speech is.

What’s ironic is that while this is perhaps a normal (or slightly worse) first day rollout of a technically complicated app with the usual first day problems...the same idiots that are downloading it believe that a massive conspiracy took place on Election Day that worked absolutely perfectly and left zero…