Madam Frou Frou

Die hard constitutionalist martini drinking fitness fanatic crypto enthusiast inward and outward explorer.

[Madam Frou Frou @AWolfwolfwolf]

@VincentSco72192 Patience my son

[Madam Frou Frou @AWolfwolfwolf]

@ghostweb3 $XPR? (not XRP)

[Madam Frou Frou @AWolfwolfwolf]

@ghostweb3 Same. $TEL?

[Makayla | Real Estate Investor @REIMakayla]

Every county in America has a public list of houses it's about to sell for 40 cents on the dollar

It's on your county's website right now. Legally required to be public. Updated constantly

Almost nobody has ever looked at it

I've bought houses off these lists for less than the price of a used pickup truck. Here's what the list is and why it exists:

When a homeowner stops paying property taxes, the county doesn't just send angry letters forever. After a few years of non-payment, the county takes the house and sells it at a public auction to recover the taxes owed

Think about what that means. The county doesn't want the house. They want their $8,000 in back taxes. So the bidding on a $150,000 house can START at $8,000

These are called tax foreclosure sales or sheriff's sales depending on your state. Every county runs them. The schedule, the addresses, and the opening bids are published on the county website or in the county courthouse because the law says they have to be

The same courthouse also publishes the foreclosure auctions. Houses where the owner stopped paying the mortgage and the bank is selling to recover the loan. Opening bids are often just what's left on the mortgage, which on a house someone bought 20 years ago can be a fraction of what it's worth today

And the government itself sells its own foreclosed homes on a public website called the HUD Home Store. Real houses. Listed by the federal government. Sold to whoever shows up

Nobody looks. Everyone shops on Zillow where every house has full retail pricing and 40 other buyers bidding against you. The discount houses are on a government webpage nobody visits, wearing a URL nobody clicks

Now the honest part, because these auctions eat beginners alive if nobody warns them:

Rule 1: You usually can't inspect the inside before you buy. You're bidding based on the outside, county records, and photos. Assume the inside is destroyed and price your bid like it needs a full $35,000 renovation. If it turns out nicer, that's a bonus

Rule 2: Some houses carry other debts attached to them. Liens. A second mortgage. Unpaid contractor bills. Before you bid a dollar, pay a title company $75-$150 for a title search on the property. This tells you every debt attached to the house. If the list is ugly, skip it

Rule 3: You typically need to pay fast. Some auctions want cash or cashier's check same day, some give you 30 days. This is why investors use hard money lenders or private funds instead of waiting 45 days for a bank mortgage that doesn't move at auction speed

Rule 4: Run the same math as any deal. Never bid more than 70% of what the house will be worth fixed up, minus the repair costs. The auction crowd gets emotional and bids retail. Set your max number before you walk in and never cross it. The win is walking away from 20 auctions and buying the 21st

My rough math on a tax sale house:

Worth fixed up: $145,000
Repairs assumed: $35,000
70% of $145,000 = $101,500
Minus repairs = my max bid is $66,500
Opening bid: $11,400 in back taxes

Anything between $11,400 and $66,500 and I'm making money. The crowd usually stops bidding way before my ceiling because they don't have funding lined up and I do

This entire market exists because the county needs its tax money and the law forces everything into public view. The information is free. The websites are public. The houses are real

People spend hours a day scrolling Zillow listings they can't afford and have never once typed "[their county] sheriff sale" into Google

Now you know what to type

If you want to flip a house but have $0 in the bank, you can get funded for up to $150k with a hard money loan or 0% APR credit cards. I'm going to keep showing where the cheap houses actually hide, keep an eye out

[peptidedaily @peptidedaily_]

I've been scammed out of $8,467 on peptides that came back underdosed, fake, and contaminated.

Here's the checklist I wish I had before I spent a dollar (save yours):

> Always ask for the Certificate of Analysis (COA).

Any lab worth trusting can produce one without hesitation. If the seller gets defensive or stalls when you ask, you already have your answer.

> Don't trust the purity number alone.

A peptide can test 99% pure and still be loaded with endotoxins (bacterial toxins that can make you seriously sick).

Purity and toxicity are two separate tests, so a clean purity score tells you nothing about safety.

> Ask for endotoxin testing by name.

The best labs come back around 0.0001, and anything under 0.5 EU/mL is the range you want. No endotoxin report means you're gambling with your health.

> Know that powder testing

Labs test the raw powder before it goes in the vial, so that result reflects what they made, while the vial in your hand went through filling, shipping, and handling the test never saw.

What protects you is third-party testing done after the product ships.

> Know what degrades and when.

Reconstituted MOTS-c (a mitochondrial peptide) holds for about 4 to 5 weeks, growth hormone secretagogues last around 8 weeks, and BPC-157 stays stable for roughly 12 weeks.

If a vial has sat open for months, the potency is gone.

> Watch the temperature.

If your peptides spent more than 7 to 10 days at room temperature in shipping or a warehouse, the stability is already compromised.

Travel with ice packs and refrigerate them the moment you arrive.

> If the price looks too good to be true, it is.

The peptide costs very little to make. The testing, sterility, and quality control are what cost money, so anyone selling for next to nothing skipped the part keeping you safe.

*For educational purposes only. Not medical advice or an endorsement of human use. Peptides referenced are for research purposes only.*

[Mr_Fireside 🔥 @Mr_Fireside]

A user on 4chan /x/ posted a method for developing psychic abilities.

It involves training the brain using isochronic tones (starting at 15-20 Hz) using sites like onlinetonegenerator(dot)com while focusing attention on a visual point.

One note mentions tobacco as a way to accelerate cognitive processes.

How very interesting. Have fun and be careful.

[Dan Go @CoachDanGo]

Here's how to take it correctly:

- Use the whole husk or powder form
- Target 10-15 grams per day, split across meals
- Start with 1/2 teaspoon for a few days
- Take 30-60 minute before meals
- Build up to 2-3 teaspoons over two weeks

That slow ramp is how you avoid bloating.

[Madam Frou Frou @AWolfwolfwolf]

@fromzerotomill Adoptive

[Science Simplified @Scivf4]

Whenever you feel sad, remember that there are tiny kinesin proteins doing their best to make you happy.

[Madam Frou Frou @AWolfwolfwolf]

@cryptofergani Me

[Jules Horn @juleshorn01]

Been doing it for a year daily

Give it a try, just for 7 days, come back tell me how you feel

[Madam Frou Frou @AWolfwolfwolf]

@AshCrypto 🙏

[William Makis @MakisMedicine]

MEBENDAZOLE for 15 cents

People LOVED the Ivermectin for 10 cents post, so here were go again, but with Mebendazole 😃

You know the "wormer" that Johns Hopkins patented for treatment of Brain Cancer quietly in 2021 then didn't tell anyone 😉

Again, about 5 seconds of searching on IndiaMART:

Sigma Medex is rated 4.6/5 on 477 reviews and ships to USA, UK, Australia, Romania and Korea

13 cents per Mebendazole 500mg

https://t.co/XPbCc4lvTj

Or another one:

Gargi Pharma is rated 4.6/5 on 70 reviews and ships to USA, UK, Australia, Romania, Korea

14 cents per Mebendazole 500mg

https://t.co/boXX4LyohR

There are hundreds of options, and IndiaMART is a platform like Amazon or Ebay.

Remember those expensive Ivermectin and Mebendazole kits? Where do you think they get their medications from? 🤔😏

[William Makis @MakisMedicine]

IVERMECTIN for 10 cents

It really doesn't take very long to find. 😃

This one took about 5 seconds of searching on IndiaMART:

Supreme Pharmaceuticals in Maharashtra is rated 4.6/5 with 540 reviews, and ships to USA, UK, Saudi Arabia, Australia and Tanzania

8.6 cents per Ivermectin 12mg

https://t.co/CLimPRVGiX

Or another one:

Nikhil pharmacy, rated 4.8/5 with 186 reviews and ships to USA, Canada, Australia, UK and France

9.7 cents per Ivermectin 12mg

There are hundreds of options, and IndiaMART is a platform like Amazon or Ebay.

https://t.co/jVcJiA8mhr

[Madam Frou Frou @AWolfwolfwolf]

@thedankoe Ugh

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@TommiPedruzzi Kdp

[BasedBiohacker @BasedBiohacker]

with bromantane existing there's really no more excuses for being low energy, lethargic about life, unable to focus or retarded from doctor-ordered amphetamines like adderall

do your dopaminergic system a favor and do a 30-day cycle of 50-100mg sublingually.

you'll know what i'm talking about. thank me later.

[Dr. Eric Berg DC @dr_ericberg]

Discover the best natural remedies to get rid of eye floaters!

If you like this video, check this one out next: https://t.co/wG49DnjaJV

Dr. Eric Berg, DC, not MD; information only

[Miles Deutscher @milesdeutscher]

Agent skills are the #1 way to automate your life with Claude.

Use them properly, and you can automate 50%+ of your daily work.

This guide teaches you exactly how (step by step).

One of the most valuable Claude articles on the timeline right now:

[Madam Frou Frou @AWolfwolfwolf]

@DearS_o_n Mmmmmmmm NO