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[autie-j]

Selma: Got a cigarette?

Patty: Not since we moved to Disney.

Both: Puts on Mickey Mouse caps

[hitchell-mope]

Good on you Johnny

[myepisodecalendar]

The Simpsons Season 31 - Episode 13: Frinkcoin AirDate: February 23rd, 2020, 08:00 PM

[stellato-17]

Por cierto, AMO el comic de Frink y Lisa como amigos!!! :D ♥ ♥ ♥ Frink ha llamado mi atención desde que noté que hace muchas cosas por los Simpsons sin pedir nada a cambio ^^ Y desde "Frinkcoin" que comenzó a interesarme más el personaje y su vinculo con Lisa, lastima que capaz ignoren eso pero amo que haya existido :3 ♥

A mí también me agradan, sobre todo porque el mayor deseo de Frink era tener una amistad verdadera en vez de una falsa, en especial que el mismísmo Profesor es mi crush actual, hasta ya quisiera que ambos sean protagonistas en algunos próximos nuevos episodios en las futuras temporadas hasta el final

Y por cierto, gracias por mi cómic, me alegra de que te gustara, este es mi lugar favorito porque hay muchas cosas que me gustan ver

[1simpsons]

Bart Simpsons S 31 E 13 Frinkcoin The Simpsons S 31 E 13 Frinkcoin Simpsons 31 13 Frinkcoin The Simpsons Frinkcoin , The Simpsons Season 31 Episode 13 Professor Frink finally gets a payoff in The Simpsons, season 31, episode 13, "Frinkcoin." Not only because he finally invents something which has economic value, but because he headlines a tight and ultimately sweet episode, which is neither forced nor rushed. This episode begins when Marge and Homer take the family out to dinner and Bart figures his parents are sucking up to Lisa so one will be picked as the topic of her Springfield Elementary paper. He dissembles the whole thing as a scam to pit one parent against the other. This subtly mocks all family-based academia and early learning and development. The first conclusion jumps to the niceties is that they're celebrating Lisa's last meal. While all Homer can say for himself is he occasionally pays his taxes, So Lisa writes about Professor Frink, Professor Frink opens up entirely to Lisa, possibly because she is a fellow nerd. He tells her his parents had great chemistry, no love, but great chemistry. In spite of a promising beginning, Frink regrets he never quite had his breakthrough, or as he puts it: in a world full of Einsteins, he Simpsons and his recollections make it sound like Frink's done nothing. But this is the man who invented hamburger earmuffs, robot bears and helped Mr. Burns capture the Loch Ness monster. He finally thinks he's putting his mind to financial use with his latest invention, a new kind of cryptocurrency. apparently cryptocurrency will be the cash of the future once the bugs are worked out. You will keep it in your computer, not in your wallet, and it is all maintained on the cloud. Frink's reinvention of the dollar catches on. The Simpsons extend that with a pretty good, but obvious visual joke about staring a hedge fund. It propels the town's resident mad scientist into the top financial position and makes Frink even richer than Mr. Burns, who thinks cryptocurrency is the cash he keeps in his crypt. The Simpsons, season 31, episode 13, the Simpsons se 31 th ep 13

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Several crypto media outlets have actually reported on a modified Simpsons screenshot anticipating that XRP would strike $589 by the end of the year. Key Takeaways A viral picture of Bart Simpson "anticipating" XRP's future rate action is making the rounds on social networks, however the image is not genuine. The Simpsons is popular for anticipating a number of significant world occasions in the program's universe prior to they would ultimately take place in the real life. The image goes back to 2020, however never ever appeared on the FOX animated series. Although the Simpsons authors committed an episode to cryptocurrency in 2020, the XRP rate forecast does not in fact exist. Ripple Bulls Get Bamboozled A phony Simpsons screenshot has actually fooled simple Ripple financiers. A still image revealing Bart Simpson scrawling "XRP to strike $589+ by EOY" on his school's blackboard began making the rounds once again on social networks today. Those sharing the image have actually stopped working to validate its credibility. Numerous crypto media outlets, YouTube videos, and Reddit posts have actually improperly pointed out the phony screenshot as another of the program's well-known forecasts. The phony XRP forecast screenshot. (Source: @xrpspeculation) The Simpsons has actually made headings a number of times throughout its 34 seasons for apparently anticipating significant world occasions. Significant projections consist of the election of Donald Trump as U.S. President in 2016 and the acquisition of 20 th Century Fox by Disney in2017 Although the Bart blackboard series is a pillar of the program's opening credits, the XRP forecast is, in reality, a modified screenshot and never ever in fact aired at the start of any of the program's 729 episodes. The phony screenshot go back to 2020, when a YouTube channel called "XRP talk and speculation" utilized it in a video thumbnail Over a year later on, the XRP talk and speculation Twitter account confessed that they had actually produced the screenshot particularly for among their videos. It appears the tweet went mostly undetected, permitting the false information surrounding the phony image to spread out. Coincidentally, The Simpsons did produce an episode committed to cryptocurrency around the very same time as the phony screenshot emerged. On February 23, 2020, " Frinkcoin" aired on the Fox network and concentrates on among the program's enduring characters Professor Frink producing his own cryptocurrency. Regardless of the crypto connection, the opening credits of that episode do not consist of a blackboard series where Bart makes an XRP rate forecast. Ripple Labs and its XRP token have actually controlled headings throughout the crypto area today, thanks to brand-new advancements in the Securities and Exchange Commission's case versus the business. Both Ripple and the SEC have actually required a summary judgment, indicating that the case will not litigate and will rather be chosen by its judge Analisa Torres. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse likewise appeared on Fox Business, calling the regulator "cuckoo for cocoa puffs" and showing his belief that Ripple would win the case. In action, the XRP token skyrocketed more than 50%, exposing that the marketplace shares Garlinghouse's belief in a win for Ripple. The token has actually because backtracked many of its gains, likely due to the aggravating macroeconomic circumstance impacting danger properties such as cryptocurrencies. A choice on whether Ripple's 2018 XRP token sale was an unregistered securities offering is anticipated by mid-December. The info on or accessed through this site is gotten from independent sources our company believe to be precise and trusted, however Decentral Media, Inc. makes no representation or service warranty regarding the timeliness, efficiency, or precision of any details on or accessed through this site. Decentral Media, Inc. is not a financial investment consultant. We do not provide tailored financial investment recommendations or other monetary suggestions.

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The Simpsons screen captures season 31, episode 13 “Frinkcoin”.

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I just watched The Simpsons 31x13 "Frinkcoin"

[hitchell-mope]

I like it when she’s sad

[mykclassic]

mykclassic just watched a show his official rating : The Simpsons 31x13 "Frinkcoin"

[brettzjacksonblog]

Altered Carbon: Bitcoin & Top Crypto Assets Just Made A Brief Appearance

While Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are far from the level of popularity they had at the peak of the 2017-2018 bubble, this asset class remains of relevance in pop culture. This was proven true in a recent episode of the original Netflix series, “Altered Carbon,” during which the show depicted a dingy shop where cryptocurrencies are the central payment mechanisms. Bitcoin Graces Television Once Again, This Time On “Altered Carbon” Just recently, Netflix released the second season of its much-hyped series “Altered Carbon,” a show about a futurist society where death becomes irrelevant as human bodies become interchangeable, as Google describes the show. While the show’s premise isn’t based around the rise of cryptocurrency, a still from a recent episode shared by Twitter account “mine Zcash” shows that digital assets are around in this fictional futuristic society. More specifically, the logos of Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Decred, Monero, and Zcash — some of the foremost cryptocurrencies — appear in a shop. What’s especially interesting about this is the prices of the goods in cryptocurrency. Despite the image above making it hard to tell what exactly is being sold, small items are being sold for 0.879 BTC — currently worth around $7,000 — suggesting this is a world where digital assets aren’t as valuable as they are today.  As this writer has not reached this part of the “Altered Carbon” story, unfortunately, he cannot yet elaborate on the context of the image any further. Going Mainstream Once Again This is far from the first time Bitcoin has appeared as a plot device in a television show. Just last Sunday, “The Simpsons” dedicated a good portion of the 13th episode of the 31st season — which was titled “Frinkcoin” — to cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Bitcoin. At one point in this episode, a Simpsonified Jim Parsons, the actor behind “The Big Bang Theory’s” Sheldon Cooper, spent two minutes discussing the basic premise of digital assets, mentioning the distributed nature of blockchain. Also, Bitcoin has appeared as a plot device in shows like “Designated Survivor,” “Mr. Robot,” “Billions,” amongst other shows. Unfortunately, many mentions of the cryptocurrency in fictional media today involve the cryptocurrency acting as a payment mechanism for, say, the more shady characters of certain stories. Regardless, all these mentions seem to be aiding the cryptocurrency industry’s trend towards becoming mainstream once again, with Google Trends interest, mainstream media coverage, and social media buzz increasing for Bitcoin once again as the halving nears. Featured image from Shutterstock from CryptoCracken SMFeed https://ift.tt/2vjiFRf via IFTTT

[michaelbennettcrypto]

Altered Carbon: Bitcoin & Top Crypto Assets Just Made A Brief Appearance

While Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are far from the level of popularity they had at the peak of the 2017-2018 bubble, this asset class remains of relevance in pop culture. This was proven true in a recent episode of the original Netflix series, “Altered Carbon,” during which the show depicted a dingy shop where cryptocurrencies are the central payment mechanisms. Bitcoin Graces Television Once Again, This Time On “Altered Carbon” Just recently, Netflix released the second season of its much-hyped series “Altered Carbon,” a show about a futurist society where death becomes irrelevant as human bodies become interchangeable, as Google describes the show. While the show’s premise isn’t based around the rise of cryptocurrency, a still from a recent episode shared by Twitter account “mine Zcash” shows that digital assets are around in this fictional futuristic society. More specifically, the logos of Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Decred, Monero, and Zcash — some of the foremost cryptocurrencies — appear in a shop. What’s especially interesting about this is the prices of the goods in cryptocurrency. Despite the image above making it hard to tell what exactly is being sold, small items are being sold for 0.879 BTC — currently worth around $7,000 — suggesting this is a world where digital assets aren’t as valuable as they are today.  As this writer has not reached this part of the “Altered Carbon” story, unfortunately, he cannot yet elaborate on the context of the image any further. Going Mainstream Once Again This is far from the first time Bitcoin has appeared as a plot device in a television show. Just last Sunday, “The Simpsons” dedicated a good portion of the 13th episode of the 31st season — which was titled “Frinkcoin” — to cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Bitcoin. At one point in this episode, a Simpsonified Jim Parsons, the actor behind “The Big Bang Theory’s” Sheldon Cooper, spent two minutes discussing the basic premise of digital assets, mentioning the distributed nature of blockchain. Also, Bitcoin has appeared as a plot device in shows like “Designated Survivor,” “Mr. Robot,” “Billions,” amongst other shows. Unfortunately, many mentions of the cryptocurrency in fictional media today involve the cryptocurrency acting as a payment mechanism for, say, the more shady characters of certain stories. Regardless, all these mentions seem to be aiding the cryptocurrency industry’s trend towards becoming mainstream once again, with Google Trends interest, mainstream media coverage, and social media buzz increasing for Bitcoin once again as the halving nears. Featured image from Shutterstock from Cryptocracken WP https://ift.tt/2vjiFRf via IFTTT

[joshuajacksonlyblog]

Altered Carbon: Bitcoin & Top Crypto Assets Just Made A Brief Appearance

While Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are far from the level of popularity they had at the peak of the 2017-2018 bubble, this asset class remains of relevance in pop culture. This was proven true in a recent episode of the original Netflix series, “Altered Carbon,” during which the show depicted a dingy shop where cryptocurrencies are the central payment mechanisms. Bitcoin Graces Television Once Again, This Time On “Altered Carbon” Just recently, Netflix released the second season of its much-hyped series “Altered Carbon,” a show about a futurist society where death becomes irrelevant as human bodies become interchangeable, as Google describes the show. While the show’s premise isn’t based around the rise of cryptocurrency, a still from a recent episode shared by Twitter account “mine Zcash” shows that digital assets are around in this fictional futuristic society. More specifically, the logos of Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Decred, Monero, and Zcash — some of the foremost cryptocurrencies — appear in a shop. What’s especially interesting about this is the prices of the goods in cryptocurrency. Despite the image above making it hard to tell what exactly is being sold, small items are being sold for 0.879 BTC — currently worth around $7,000 — suggesting this is a world where digital assets aren’t as valuable as they are today.  As this writer has not reached this part of the “Altered Carbon” story, unfortunately, he cannot yet elaborate on the context of the image any further. Going Mainstream Once Again This is far from the first time Bitcoin has appeared as a plot device in a television show. Just last Sunday, “The Simpsons” dedicated a good portion of the 13th episode of the 31st season — which was titled “Frinkcoin” — to cryptocurrency, blockchain, and Bitcoin. At one point in this episode, a Simpsonified Jim Parsons, the actor behind “The Big Bang Theory’s” Sheldon Cooper, spent two minutes discussing the basic premise of digital assets, mentioning the distributed nature of blockchain. Also, Bitcoin has appeared as a plot device in shows like “Designated Survivor,” “Mr. Robot,” “Billions,” amongst other shows. Unfortunately, many mentions of the cryptocurrency in fictional media today involve the cryptocurrency acting as a payment mechanism for, say, the more shady characters of certain stories. Regardless, all these mentions seem to be aiding the cryptocurrency industry’s trend towards becoming mainstream once again, with Google Trends interest, mainstream media coverage, and social media buzz increasing for Bitcoin once again as the halving nears. Featured image from Shutterstock from Cryptocracken Tumblr https://ift.tt/2vjiFRf via IFTTT

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I just watched The Simpsons 31x13 "Frinkcoin"