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This is really great info, thank you! Btw I tried to zap you but got the error "account limit exceeded"

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I live Autumn/Fall through you all with these pics 💜

i inappropriately laughed outloud, alone, for a little to long. nostr:note1vute4qa22wnud4lfyeden8q96280jczyvnyvreleh5jprcc5xuus3p4j3s

Doesn’t this require physical access?

$75,760.67 / #bitcoin ≅ ₱4,426,885.24 🔴 0.36% ≅ ₱15,958.77

Bitcoin currently trading at: $75826 USD #Bitcoin #BTC #nostr

🌊 SURF 'N TURF 🏝️ -THE ISLAND LIFE- https://image.nostr.build/3e99f9bccf46a7f796a4f852c858e8b231334357608f4a3936edd6456fe1bcc9.jpg A TRIBUTE TO PHYLLIS O’DONNELL (1937- 2024) Australia’s first, female surfing champion and a wonderful character Phyllis O’Donnell was Australia’s first female world champion, claiming victory in the 1964 world titles, alongside Midget Farrelly, at Manly. Phyllis was also one of surfing’s most endearing characters. https://image.nostr.build/60cc16c6106b6661d9db41af4a24e950127b4dcfcd0115171064640274fda3aa.jpg She travelled the world in pursuit of waves, visited Hawaii 18 times and loved to surf Sunset. Known for her sense of humour, mischievous smile and classic surfing style, Phyllis will be remembered as one of the greats of Australian surfing. The short profile below by Emily Brugman ran in Tracks issue #569. It’s 11am when I pull up outside the Bupa Aged Care Homes in Pottsville, on the Tweed Coast. I’m going to visit Phyllis O’Donnell, Australia’s first female World Surfing Champion. I make my way upstairs, and see Phyllis sitting in the courtyard, eyes closed and face to the sky, drenched in Spring sunshine. We take a seat in the courtyard together, and I see that Phyllis has brought her Hall of Fame trophy with her. Phyllis was born in Drummoyne, Sydney, in 1937. She was a late bloomer, she tells me, and didn’t get on a board until the ripe old age of 23. “I didn’t know a thing about surfing,” she says. “I bought my first surfboard from a place called Knott & Kirby’s. It’s like buying a surfboard from Woolies. I didn’t have a clue. I used to go down to Manly and I met a man named Snowy McAlister, who I would call my motivator or mentor. Snowy was many years older. He used to be able to get on a board and stand on his head.” Young Phyllis with a gleam in her eye and a board on her shoulder. With Snowy’s coaxing, Phyllis became a regular down at Manly beach, and by the time she was 27, she won the 1964 World Surfing Championships, alongside Midget Farrelly. What was it like, to be a woman, surfing in those days? I ask Phyll. “It was very hard, surfing with all those blokes. You had to be aggressive.” Phyllis is a natural storyteller, and she launches into one of her signature yarns. “I was surfing at Rainbow Bay one day and I had a pink rinse put through me hair. These guys were laughing. I said ‘What are you laughing at?’ They said ‘you’. They said ‘we haven’t seen anyone as old as you surfing.’ Well I was only 29. Anyhow, one guy dropped in on me, I got him by his wetsuit and pushed him into the rocks. You know, don’t mess with the old girl.” Phyll was no pushover, but she also says she wasn’t overly competitive. “When Midget and I won our World Titles at Manly there were about 60 000 people on the beach. No one thought that we would win. There was a girl, Lynda Benson, she used to play in the Gidget films, and she was a very fierce competitor. Lynda was favoured to win, but what happened is, they started to play some really nice music, and I totally relaxed. I just swayed along to the music, jazzed along the waves – I didn’t even know I was in a contest anymore.” And so Phyllis O’Donnell, for whom surfing was a kind of dance, became Australia’s first female world champ, and her prize, as she loves to tell, was a carton of Craven A cigarettes. “And I smoked ‘em all!”—she declares with a chuckle. https://image.nostr.build/943585f0004282db42f4f51f22d07d758f22df010bda8d52ad21d8cc87b0cb16.jpg Phyllis’ story is demonstrative of the immense shifts seen in surfing over the past 50 years. She has heard about the WSL’s recent announcement of equal pay for women. A momentous step in surfing history, especially when compared with Phyll’s prize-winning experience. “I think it’s great,” she says. “The girls that surf now, they’ve got a good fortune ahead of them. As I said, I was happy with my Craven A cigarettes.” In those days, being a world champ didn’t translate to a career in surfing, and it’s only in recent years that the top 17 have been able to rely on surfing as a sole source of income. But our Phyllis had a penchant for the road, and so she did bar work to fund her travels around the world. Halcyon era with Nat Young (middle) and the gang. Phyllis on Nat’s left in the frame. “I can’t believe I used to carry a whole tray of middies, of spirits and beer, holding it above my head!” Phyll travelled to Hawaii, California and the South Pacific, but it was Puerto Rico, she tells, me, that stole her heart. “Now that’s a beautiful place! I used to work at Twin Towns on the Gold Coast. I had a 3-week leave of absence to attend a surfing competition. Well, I stayed in Puerto Rico 12-months. I was eight stone when I left, when I came back I was ten. Hamburgers, French fries, pancakes! But mostly rum, Emily, that was The Rum Trip.” Phyllis tells me this last part with a little twinkle in her eye. But Hawaii is Phyllie’s first love. She’s been 18 times, loves to surf Sunset, and if ever, throughout her life, she has found herself floundering, her mantra goes like this: If in doubt, go to Hawaii. Phyllis is of tough stock, a woman of wry humour who doesn’t seem to take life too seriously. She shunned the idea of the nuclear family for a life of surfing and travel, in a time when to be a surfer meant to go against the grain. Age has forced Phyllis to reign it in a little. Nowadays, she tells me, she leads a clean and pure life of ice cream, crunchy bars and coke zero. “I get them on the trolley.” Phyllie will always have her vices, just like the surf culture she’s a part of. While surfing grows cleaner and more respectable as it matures, it will always have its loose cannons. We breed them by our very nature – and aren’t we glad we do? Credits goes to the respective Author ✍️/ Photographer📸 🐇 🕳️ #Bitcoin #Satoshis #Freedom #Apocalypse #Music #Movies #Philosophy #Literature #Grownostr #Stoicism #Nature APOCALYPSE ANONYMOUS by ATOSHI ANARKOMOTO

It's worth thinking about: If #bitcoin eventually hits $100m/BTC, 1 sat will be worth $1. That means the floor price for anything would be $1. But at that price, the market cap for BTC will be $2,100,000,000,000,000 (2.1 quadrillion) Seems possible considering how fast USD is tanking.

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#bitcoin dragon yo

Looks like #Bitcoin woke up happy to see me today

#bitcoin is most valuable idea because it is forked thousands of time - by greedy #shitcoiners. Can't deny they are an intelligent cohort of tech and venture money .. What they missed out is simple though - forking a #protocol is like forking a universe - you can't cut copy paste devotion ...

Wait, where are you going?

Would I travel any other way!

My favourite season, sadly we don’t get to see the tree colours change here.

Study #bitcoin nostr:note1aq2z34j74ppqn0wcqlluaxrh9dgz423qq3wzdgwrxkxgqh7azxpsaj65sw

😆 I was talking about your statement… (I'm going to look for that article 🧐) I spent a lot of time commuting. I took one of my children to medical tests and a doctor's appointment. Playing with friends, he fell and dislocated his shoulder. He's fine now, but very disappointed because he was going to start practicing MMA. Now he must wait at least for a month.

Eh, November is always like this. Feels like it shouldn’t be every year, but I remember having this little revelation many times. November is almost always just “pretend winter” it seems like. There are cold mornings sometimes, but it’s generally just moderate the whole time.

#bitcoin will 10x so #MSTR should 100x?

We were busy at #zapathon with #Bitcoin at highs

Good morning! With last night’s FOMC rate cut, #Bitcoin's price is staying strong. But as a miner, I'm even more focused on where the #hashrate is headed. Looks like 800 EH/s might soon be the new normal 🥲 #BTC nostr:nevent1qqs99rwgf5sl27lj865j2jtndnk0gq2lvqztjtms7frsgwxwfsdy34cpr4mhxue69uhkummnw3ezucnfw33k76twv4ezuum0vd5kzmp0qgs8lzp3cx0z765mazc6d6lud50ew0kntrlgjwrkc9jk9pf5wm7u8lgrqsqqqqqp46srph

i will admit… interjecting oneliners into conversations with a couple of elitists who think you are clearly “beneath them” is alot of fun. 🤷