Replies to post #16127 on Lingerie Fighting Championships Inc (BOTY)

[DirtyPenny]

here's some news for the pumpers, shills and bag holders trying to dump their shares....
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BOTY/security
what do you think is gonna happen to share price when shaun, a serial diluter, doubles the AS to 10 billion shares ????
you're gonna have some work to do to dump this shit paper

to duhhhhhh moon
sturgis
rah rah rah

[Nebuchadnezzar]

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is Shaun asleep at the wheel?