Didn't Corzine (Illinois '69) also wire a huge amount of customer funds to the UK, to avoid having to immediately payback his clients?
That is about as blatant as wire fraud gets. The guy running a kabob stand would be in prison in a snap for taking his customer's money and sending it overseas rather than returning it.
If this individual had not been closely affiliated with the Democrats, he surely would have faced serious legal consequences. And the Dems would have used him as an example of runaway corporate greed.
This is it below ill delete the post with my address shortly simply because I dont want my personal wallet address floating online. Haha Ill have some good fun with these, probably go bother my leftwing programmer colleagues who sat by while last year happened.
lol gotchu no worries. As well, the following message is of some importance, idk if you care but you might have to restart the project.
I think there's a problem in how you named it. It is currently named this: "Let's Go Brandon" I ran the disassembler on your contracts bytecode, and it looks like the " ' " in the Let's didnt parse properly for the character encoding solidity uses.
It appears to be the case solidity uses UTF-8 to encodes characters and not ASCII and due to that , " ' " got mapped to " ' " which is the html encoding of " ' " and would take 5 bytes ascii. Seems to me, that due to using a string literal and having it cast to string, the " ' " being more than a byte to represent in UTF-8 caused an overflow. This matches with the fact that in the Arg[0] in the encoded view has just a bunch of 0's a single a and then more zeros, when really a string in byte form is more complex than that.
What should have probably happened is construct a byte string then create a string out of it.
probably should have done something like
function createString() public pure returns (string) {
As someone who had a good chunk of change sitting at MF Global I do believe we should have this day remembered as James Koutoulas day! It took a year and half to get my money but I did not do a deal with the investment banks for 90 cents on the dollar. Leave it to the banks to make money off this crackpot. Being Corzine is an Illini grad....hmmmm...kinda stains the Big Ten....
You should talk, anyway... the very woman who took the money and ran after your boyfriend Billy Joe shot a man while robbing his castle. Steve Miller tood me all about you.
I knew someone would come out with a Let's Go Brandon token 😆
Now I'm waiting for someone with the courage to come out with an FJB token that has no formal name other than the initials, just the acronym
haha, I think that is probably too crude for the mainstream. That's why LGBCoin.io is perfect
Damn, true... where is DRBY when you need him? LOL
We are LGBFJB+
https://twitter.com/FJB_TOKEN/status/1441971999090229256?s=20
competition is good
Didn't Corzine (Illinois '69) also wire a huge amount of customer funds to the UK, to avoid having to immediately payback his clients?
That is about as blatant as wire fraud gets. The guy running a kabob stand would be in prison in a snap for taking his customer's money and sending it overseas rather than returning it.
Yes (and he got his MBA at Chicago Booth). The boy from downstate Taylorville was very creative.
Yvonne Craig (Batgirl) is also from Taylorville.
so are a lot of nasty personal injury attorneys. Dr Larry T was from near there.
What town was Larry T from?
I don't recall, but it was down in Little Egypt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rGZlrg3kPc
...I'm talking about Corzine not Koutoulas, of course.
If this individual had not been closely affiliated with the Democrats, he surely would have faced serious legal consequences. And the Dems would have used him as an example of runaway corporate greed.
Tried buying LGB yesterday on uniswap and transaction failed twice. Had plenty of funds for the gas fees and all.
Hmm, I hope someone from the community can help because I do not know how to solve this problem. https://geckoterminal.com/eth/pools/0x1de76481f8881ed323ede2388095a59fda09be9b is a link to see it so maybe from there you can try and buy it
Omg That is brilliant LGB
Yes, it is!
lol I had this idea a few days ago, my buddies and I were gonna spin one up. We're not gonna now that you beat us to it. Can I purchase?
Send me your Defi address and we will make it happen
0xE9d229DE43A56Cd9bA187096513175b140B8b069
https://geckoterminal.com/eth/pools/0x1de76481f8881ed323ede2388095a59fda09be9b
This is it below ill delete the post with my address shortly simply because I dont want my personal wallet address floating online. Haha Ill have some good fun with these, probably go bother my leftwing programmer colleagues who sat by while last year happened.
I am driving from Cali to Nevada so can't get on it right away
lol gotchu no worries. As well, the following message is of some importance, idk if you care but you might have to restart the project.
I think there's a problem in how you named it. It is currently named this: "Let's Go Brandon" I ran the disassembler on your contracts bytecode, and it looks like the " ' " in the Let's didnt parse properly for the character encoding solidity uses.
/*START*/
-----Decoded View---------------
Arg [0] : name_ (string): Let's Go Brandon
Arg [1] : symbol_ (string): LGB
Arg [2] : decimals_ (uint8): 18
Arg [3] : initialBalance_ (uint256): 330000000000000000000000000000000
Arg [4] : feeReceiver_ (address): 0x997cd2e739fa7ce2bbec0d18181430bc23effa97
-----Encoded View---------------
9 Constructor Arguments found :
Arg [0] : 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000a0
Arg [1] : 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000e0
Arg [2] : 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000012
Arg [3] : 00000000000000000000000000000000000010452f82247ad2baaff680000000
Arg [4] : 000000000000000000000000997cd2e739fa7ce2bbec0d18181430bc23effa97
Arg [5] : 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000010
Arg [6] : 4c6574277320476f204272616e646f6e00000000000000000000000000000000
Arg [7] : 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003
Arg [8] : 4c47420000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
/*END*/
It appears to be the case solidity uses UTF-8 to encodes characters and not ASCII and due to that , " ' " got mapped to " ' " which is the html encoding of " ' " and would take 5 bytes ascii. Seems to me, that due to using a string literal and having it cast to string, the " ' " being more than a byte to represent in UTF-8 caused an overflow. This matches with the fact that in the Arg[0] in the encoded view has just a bunch of 0's a single a and then more zeros, when really a string in byte form is more complex than that.
What should have probably happened is construct a byte string then create a string out of it.
probably should have done something like
function createString() public pure returns (string) {
string memory newString = new string(...);
bytes memory byteString = bytes(newString);
byteString[0] = "L";
byteString[1] = "e";
byteString[2] = "t";
byteString[3] = "'";
byteString[4] = "s";
.....
return string(byteString);
}
https://www.utf8icons.com/character/39/apostrophe
http://coders-errand.com/working-with-strings-in-solidity/
Thanks. I forwarded the stuff to the people who need to know.
As someone who had a good chunk of change sitting at MF Global I do believe we should have this day remembered as James Koutoulas day! It took a year and half to get my money but I did not do a deal with the investment banks for 90 cents on the dollar. Leave it to the banks to make money off this crackpot. Being Corzine is an Illini grad....hmmmm...kinda stains the Big Ten....
Thank you for your efforts, James! I remain upset that Corzine was not prosecuted.
My wife is getting ready to publish a "childrens book" LGB.... reach out for the exclusive rights to this...
I've subscribed to your newsletter, but it said the companion article you linked to is private. Can you help?
here is a link: https://jeffreycarter.substack.com/p/ef38c915-b1e6-4b26-9d9b-64cf2d2a0c88
thank you for subscribing. Hmmm, let me check the settings.
so you created a scam coin to steal the money of the stupidest people on the planet? Genius
no, we created a meme coin to have fun.
No, he's not selling them to Leftists.
You should talk, anyway... the very woman who took the money and ran after your boyfriend Billy Joe shot a man while robbing his castle. Steve Miller tood me all about you.
A great read on just one of America's great injustices. Laws for the but not for me... May they all fall.
This is a scam. Real let’s go Brandon token is here. Letsgobrandontoken.com
No, it's not a scam. Sounds like you have a competing token
that's unsurprising given the mood of the country