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Revision as of 08:58, 30 September 2022
Billionaire's Island is an alleged "uncharted island" where a select groups of billionaires have prepared refuges against The Event.
Hashtags
- #ExotemporalWealthManagement
Commentary
Bob the Pfully Pfizered Pfridge
Can the island have a large soup pot please? Big enough for six ... small horses. No, wait. Six ... large guinea pigs. We in NZ have an idea, er ... on the boil.
- Pfully Pfizered Pfridge @ Twitter (24 June 2021)
In the News
Saruman House is a fortress commissioned by the corrupt wizard Saruman, currently available for rent as a conference center or secret lair.
"Fantasy Ceti Alpha 5" is one of the so-called "Forbidden Episodes" of the television series Star Trek.
![The City of Floating Islands is a city in [REDACTED] which requires that wealthy residents confine themselves to floating islands in the sky.](/w/images/thumb/8/82/City_of_Floating_Islands.jpg/120px-City_of_Floating_Islands.jpg)
The City of Floating Islands is a city in [REDACTED] which requires that wealthy residents confine themselves to floating islands in the sky.
Saruman House is a fortress commissioned by the corrupt wizard Saruman.
![How to Pump and Dump Your Planet Without Really Trying is a 1967/2021 American musical industrial training film based on the 1961 military program of the same name, which in turn was based on [REDACTED]'s 1952 Presidential Emergency Action Documents.](/w/images/thumb/c/c2/How_to_Pump_and_Dump_Your_Planet_Without_Really_Trying.jpg/107px-How_to_Pump_and_Dump_Your_Planet_Without_Really_Trying.jpg)
How to Pump and Dump Your Planet Without Really Trying is a 1967/2021 American musical industrial training film based on the 1961 military program of the same name, which in turn was based on [REDACTED]'s 1952 Presidential Emergency Action Documents.
The Metrics is an animated children's educational television series set on the artificial island of Springfield (near Billionaire's Island), and parodies American weights, measures, and the mathematical condition.
Bezos and Butt-Head is an American adult animated comedy television series about Bezos, a middle-aged billionaire, and Butt-Head, a teenage slacker characterized by his apathy, lack of intelligence, lowbrow humor, and failure to attract women.
"Wound in Old Wealth" is an anagram of "What Would Lenin Do?".
Lick the Toad is a Carnevale Tenebre sideshow attraction which compels ticket-holders to lick drug-seeping toads.
"Where NFT Has Gone Before" is one of the "Forbidden Episodes" of the television series Star Trek.
Fiction cross-reference
- Bezos and Butt-Head
- City of Floating Islands
- Fantasy Ceti Alpha 5
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- How to Pump and Dump Your Planet Without Really Trying
- Lick the Toad
- Saruman House
- The Metrics
- Vivisection
- Wealth
- Where NFT Has Gone Before
- Wound in Old Wealth
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Post @ Twitter (5 November 2021)
- Post @ Twitter (8 September 2021) - with Vivisection - Hosted by Branson-Bezos-Musk, the Three-Headed Trillionaire
- Post @ Twitter (24 June 2021)
- Fantasy Island @ Wikipedia
- Thurston Howell III @ Wikipedia