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What if we also created BDScoins to verify each BDS@Home ticket purchases and traded those on an exhange?
In other news today, the trial has finally ended that began more than four years ago when the GBI raided the headquarters of the Athletic Association of the Georgia Institute of Technology University in a wide-sweeping crackdown on money laundering, false advertising, and illegal gambling concerns in the state. The verdict, a mistrial, was declared after each of the dozens of self-represented defendants testified against the others, using a completely different set of facts and interpretations of those facts from the last, surprisingly, at the behest of the defense and unimpeded by the prosecution. The presiding judge dismissed the case after the group ruthlessly and systematically obliterated its own credibility, saying, "What a douched up trial." No retrial date has yet been set, and it is widely anticipated that a paperwork omission will keep this one in permanent legal limbo.
During the arduous process, prosecutors barely had time to get a word in edgewise, as just three of the defendants utilized a staggering 900 full courtroom days arguing over the meaning of a half a dozen words, while the legal teams were flooded trying to determine the relevance to the case of the only evidence submitted by anyone on the defense: four hundred and twenty thousand faxed pictures of fat monkeys. "Fat monkey with jacket, fat monkey with large testicles, fat monkey smoking a cigar," said one paralegal, who wishes to remain anonymous, "fat monkey in doctored photograph copulating with my mom, label affixed: 'two ööööing monkeys'. It just goes on like this forever. Where did they even get all these pictures of my mom? Where did my entire life go so wrong?"
The lack of outcome in the trial has been a sore political sticking point for both the mayor of Atlanta and the governor of Georgia, having cost taxpayers "thousands of 80ks of dollars" according to statistics compiled by one self-represented member of the defense. When asked for clarification, our journalists were invited to "[his] office" to discuss his findings, but were not permitted access to The Cheetah by security staff, and so could not obtain further comment. When reached by email, the defendant declined to provide sources for his claims, but instead levied a new charge against both the mayor and governor. "They're probably Gulenists. Bigcry."