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All dem emus are lining up red.

Yo fred - do not know what you are posting cause I binned you long time back. But MH has referred to you calling some on this board happy clappers.

I am one of those happy clappers - just thought I would tell you that you m*ron.

I remember seeing Kev at the Raffles Hotel in Perth in 1985 - I bought one his cds and he always signed to (whoever) get f**ked Kev.

I was working for a seafood company at the time and had about 20kg of muscles I could not offload so I approached him with the idea of offering them as prize to anyone in the audience who could do the most push ups. He agreed and it made my day.

And did you know that he was an electrician in the gold mines of Kalgoorlie - now that is one thing Kev and I have in common.

Looks like you are being ignored and rightly so DYOR!!

Finally ya bunch of galahs have worked that one out - strewth!! Everything is upside down - down there.

Good wrap dip.

I see it that way too peppers. As it turns out 8.2 is my average across 3.64 mill inside and out of sipp.

Averaging down - looks like some of you are "chasing the ace" 🤣😜

Nice try Steve but looks like MH is on to you. Who I happen to agree with.

Why?

Back in the mid-seventies the penny dropped for some mining companies that they should be engaging with aboriginal people on their knowledge of country. One of the first to do this was company called Western Mining. In the early eighties I was involved in a prospecting partnership and we were taking a look around Leonora and an area north of there called Wilsons Patch and were introduced to the "Hilll" brothers; Rowley, Willy and Snowy. They were desert people-wongi (check out Wongi/Wangkatha on wikipedia) and new the country. Anyway it turned out that they had worked for Western Mining (and a few others) and they noted that where certain minerals (particularly copper) were eventually found there were certain vegetation in abundance in that area and not so in other areas.

They then used this as part of their prospecting skills.

Put simply they had themselves no preexisting knowledge but had learnt it from the Mining companies they worked with.

As for the Martu out at Panorama - the ? is do they have this knowledge and are GGP paying them to be prospectors.

Maybe the Martu will learn something from GGP - if they have not done so already.

Stop feeding the monkey peanuts.

Repeat after me - "follow the curve" "follow the money".

Missing u already - do you promise not to post.

Say no more hannah - you will give the game away.

The numbers there all right MH - I am firmly in the ASX camp and I am looking forward to watching the aus media as we get closer - particularly my home town rag "The West Australian". They have a vested interest in mining and I am sure GGP will get some good exposure.

Ignore it Liam; you and my mate freddo - chalk and cheese.

I only respond from time to time to get a laugh out of freddo - not much to its posts. Probably time I binned it.

There will be no issues with Aboriginal heritage at HAV - take that from the horses mouth. And do not ask me to tell you how I know that.

Could you please "brush-up" on ya spelling tome.

I include in that the potential on listing for a ‘modest’ raise, as mentioned in passing by Mr. Day as something that had or continued to be under consideration.

I see you put a caveat on that but you just can't help yourself can you.

You let yourself down when you do that - unless of course it is intentional. I think there are some on here who would say that it is.