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Pineapple

>> No.50414719

So how do I use this $3.29 pineapple to steal billions in Bitcoin?

>> No.50414725

>>50414714
niggas be like
"i hate bezos"
also
"oh look they have pineapple on amazon so convenient"

>> No.50414744

>>50414714
>SNAP EBT eligible
ayo gibs me dat pineappo wyboi

>> No.50414757

>>50414719
It wasn't a literal pineapple, retard. It was a hacking device disguised as a pineapple.

>> No.50414758

How does EBT even work? The gubamint just gives your a credit card that only works on food? How poor do you have to be to get it? And you can just buy any kind of food?
I’m a leaf and it seems crazy even to me

>> No.50414816

Anyone seen that it takes 3 years to grow one of these, and is one pineapple per plant.. thought these niggas grew on trees. Mind was blown link rel https://youtu.be/452s9qkLjr8

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50414827

>>50414714
>w WiFi pineapple

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50414844

>>50414714
Shove it in

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50414845

>>50414714
>a WiFi pineapple

>> No.50414856

>>50414714
Pineapples are called pineapples because they look like pines

>> No.50414871

>>50414856
and they look like apples?

>> No.50414907

>>50414845
LOL

>> No.50414931

>>50414871
Back then they called every fruit an apple

>> No.50415047

>>50414871
>>50414931
They called every fruit apple but the reason why they termed the fruit pineapple is confusing. The Spaniards were the first to refer to "pineapples" as pines. The English used to refer to pine cones as "pineapples" because like you said, they would call every fruit apple. So when it was time to translate the Spanish term, they just settled for "pineapple" since that was their word for pine cone.