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Singlemalt
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WeedFreak78
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Huh..i guess that disposable pen musta ran out of ink.
pabloesqobar
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Roger A. Shrubber
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good to hear he's still alive, anyone that funny needs to be around for a while
ClaytonBigsby
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Daaamn, Winona finerna mufucker!
Bet the magistrate doesn't feel the same way LOL
ClaytonBigsby
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We're all fucking idiots. He told us to buy bitcoin when it was $10. Can you imagine if that couch surfing hipster sister fister dropped a grand on it?
Blue Wizard
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Except he couldn't (and probably still can't) drop a $1 on a case of Ramen Noodles.
ClaytonBigsby
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Remember he said he was supposed to be paid in bitcoin for his writing? Thank dog his writing is a hot mess. I wouldn;t be able to sleep at night.
Say his name one more time..
Say his name one more time..
Singlemalt
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http://www.mynbc5.com/article/missing-whiteface-skier-found-in-california/17764938
Missing Whiteface skier found alive in California
New York State Police said Constantinos “Danny” Filippidis, 49, of Toronto, was found 2,900 miles away Tuesday in Sacramento.
Updated: 5:50 PM EST Feb 13, 2018
Brad Evans
Digital Media Manager
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WILMINGTON, N.Y. —
A skier missing from Whiteface Mountain has been found in California.
New York State Police said Constantinos “Danny” Filippidis, 49, of Toronto, was found 2,900 miles away Tuesday in Sacramento.
Filippidis was reported missing last Wednesday by friends who said he could not be found as the resort was closing.
His belongings were found at the lodge and his car was still in the parking lot.
Since then, hundreds of volunteers have spent about 7,000 hours combing the mountain.
Crews used K-9s and helicopters as part of the search.
The steep and icy terrain make the search even more challenging.
Filippidis made contact with law enforcement officers in Sacramento.
He was reported to be in good health.
The circumstances of Filippidis' disappearance remain under investigation.
Officials have not said why he went missing.
Before Tuesday, police said they had no reason to believe Filippidis was not on the mountain.
The Department of Homeland Security, New York State Police, New York Department of Conservation, United States Customs and Border Protection and officials in Toronto assisted with the search.
Filippidis is a married father of two and a 28-year veteran Toronto firefighter.
He had been skiing with a group of firefighters and retired firefighters.
Toronto Professional Firefighters Local 3888 President Frank Ramagano answered reporters' questions Tuesday evening.
He said Filippidis was found confused and unable to answer questions as to how he got to California.
Ramagano said Filippidis was receiving medical care after calling his wife and then 911.
Filippidis was found alone.
Ramagano said Filippidis did not have a history of mental illness or substance abuse.
He said Filippidis was found wearing the same ski gear, including the helmet and goggles, he was last seen in when he was reported missing.
State police did not say if Filippidis would face criminal charges.
Officials have not said how he traveled to Sacramento.
Ramagano said he did not believe Filippidis flew because he left his identification at Whiteface.
The state has not said how much the search for Filippidis cost.
A press conference was scheduled for Wednesday. More information about the case was expected to be released then.
NBC5 is gathering more information on this breaking story. MyNBC5.com will update this story as soon as more information is available.
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Missing Whiteface skier found alive in California
New York State Police said Constantinos “Danny” Filippidis, 49, of Toronto, was found 2,900 miles away Tuesday in Sacramento.
Updated: 5:50 PM EST Feb 13, 2018
Brad Evans
Digital Media Manager
Show Transcript
WILMINGTON, N.Y. —
A skier missing from Whiteface Mountain has been found in California.
New York State Police said Constantinos “Danny” Filippidis, 49, of Toronto, was found 2,900 miles away Tuesday in Sacramento.
Filippidis was reported missing last Wednesday by friends who said he could not be found as the resort was closing.
His belongings were found at the lodge and his car was still in the parking lot.
Since then, hundreds of volunteers have spent about 7,000 hours combing the mountain.
Crews used K-9s and helicopters as part of the search.
The steep and icy terrain make the search even more challenging.
Filippidis made contact with law enforcement officers in Sacramento.
He was reported to be in good health.
The circumstances of Filippidis' disappearance remain under investigation.
Officials have not said why he went missing.
Before Tuesday, police said they had no reason to believe Filippidis was not on the mountain.
The Department of Homeland Security, New York State Police, New York Department of Conservation, United States Customs and Border Protection and officials in Toronto assisted with the search.
Filippidis is a married father of two and a 28-year veteran Toronto firefighter.
He had been skiing with a group of firefighters and retired firefighters.
Toronto Professional Firefighters Local 3888 President Frank Ramagano answered reporters' questions Tuesday evening.
He said Filippidis was found confused and unable to answer questions as to how he got to California.
Ramagano said Filippidis was receiving medical care after calling his wife and then 911.
Filippidis was found alone.
Ramagano said Filippidis did not have a history of mental illness or substance abuse.
He said Filippidis was found wearing the same ski gear, including the helmet and goggles, he was last seen in when he was reported missing.
State police did not say if Filippidis would face criminal charges.
Officials have not said how he traveled to Sacramento.
Ramagano said he did not believe Filippidis flew because he left his identification at Whiteface.
The state has not said how much the search for Filippidis cost.
A press conference was scheduled for Wednesday. More information about the case was expected to be released then.
NBC5 is gathering more information on this breaking story. MyNBC5.com will update this story as soon as more information is available.
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SSGrower
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A buddy of mine just built a mining rig for fun. Ran full time for 2 weeks cost him $8 in electricity, got about $40 in coin. He plans to do VR shit (what that means I really dont know but its the graphics cards in the unit that are doing the mining) with the rig and leave it mining otherwise.
Not gonna say it
SSGrower
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This makes no sense went from skiing a sheet of ice to sierra cement and skipped CO? I guess it has been a shitty snow year here so far tho.