h a l f b a k e r yThe phrase 'crumpled heap' comes to mind.
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Whilst thinking about the Bit-Groat, I came up with something less stupid.
1 bit-goat gets you a goat. 2 bit-goats, male and female is a better investment progeny-wise.
None of this blocky-chainy nonsense, and unlike bit-coins, you can eat them.
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I think we should all revert to a straight barter system. The Inland Revenue might be less avid in pursuing people if they were likely to be sent 23.8 wicker baskets or 7.2 cows in payment. |
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How do you pay in 0.2 of a cow ? Banks really don't like dealing in fiddling small change .... |
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I'd like to see a big box store where people come in the door with livestock and leave with refrigerators and bigscreen TV's. |
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Also, getting calls from a collection agency, demanding the chicken you owe them, would be less of a nuisance. |
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Re: idea, remote livestock ownership is a thing - how does this differ ? |
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Shopkeeper: "Have you got anything smaller?" |
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Customer: "How about this cat?" |
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So, a currency that you could deploy in Goat Simulator? |
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Just last week I visited a friend who used to have a goat,
and we fondly discussed our memories of it. It used to eat
their laundry. Just so you know the drawbacks. |
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// It used to eat their laundry. // |
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Was it supposed to eat the laundry ? |
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Presumably the goat wasn't called "Hotpoint" or "Whirlpool" ? |
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Using domestic and domesticated animals has been used as a currency or measure of wealth by many of your planet's cultures for millennia - tribes like the Masai judge status by cattle ownership, and some Arabian groups use camels (the horrible, disgusting, foul-smelling, bad-tempered ugly nuisance, not the brand of cigarette). |
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In wales, sheep use the welsh as currency. |
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