maybe...

I think the whole thing is hilarious and I'm really enjoying buying up these cheap coins.

I especially enjoy the jokes about the coffee, what kind of grown-ass man drinks a coffee milkshake in the morning?

Check out the picture coindesk used for this gox article, haha:

http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoin-price-hits-135-mt-gox-office-move-verification-demand/

They're too incompetent to intentionally damage BTC.

If there was a big dump of coins or a series of dumps on the run-up to the fiasco, then Gox might have known they could sell high, impact the market and buy-back cheap.

Sorry to say it, but this is what regulators do. If someone intentionally manipulates the market, they go to jail. 

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know - I'm scum for mentioning regulation.  On the flip side, $3-$5bn USD has been wiped off the price of Bitcoin in the last few months and probably double that in reputational and brand damage.

You can go to jail for stealing $100 from a cash register; losing $3-$5bn gets you hate mail.

interesting points. ok, if mt.gox is intentionally trying to damage btc, then all it means is it's not gonna end yet. it could go on until btc is down on the ground.  or at least they'll try to.

They just seem to take all the events lightly..barely caring about them lol

those where the days, when I got up and made a large home made Iced coffee every morning

SSL error, cool.

Your post made me laugh, so I'm not sure if you're also making fun of the coffee now.

In case you were serious, I insulted him over his desert-like coffee because this is the type of drink girls would drink at my middle school and high school.

Do we really want someone who has the same beverage choice as a teenage girl to be representing Bitcoin?