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Couldn’t agree more about the pompous and condescending use of impressive sounding words.

Corpuscle boy is the master of that technique.

He was even talking out of his annulus the other day.

TT.

Nail, head, contact.

Yup, that was threee weeks ago.

You seem to be assuming that the commerciality is only about equity in the company.

Wonder why you hadn’t realised that.

…. It wouldn’t be free if it was a commercial arrangement.

Facepalm.

Erm,

Gg

The company gave an update about plans for the next 6-8 weeks.

Would it really be a good use of resources to issue a stream of RNS saying “ You remember those plans ? Well, we’re still executing them”

Every bully I’ve ever dealt with eventually accuses the people who stand up to them bullies themselves.

It’s the old projection trait.

A bit like corpuscle boy and his bizarre “slimy” insult.

I remember exactly what you wrote re GRH Corpuscle boy.

….. and the glass is secure !

Bit windy in Yorkshire!

Crikey, just looked in here.

Need a hot shower and a dusting of DDT.

Problem isn’t beetles either.

Hi folks.

Quiet here, eh ?

One for the drillers.

It now appears that further analysis of MOU2 enabled by the pause in drilling suggests that we are 20-50 m above target.

Even at the reduced rate of drilling caused by the potassium rich mudstone of 1m/h that’s only 1-2 days.

I guess the risk of losing kit is higher in the sticky stuff, but if the main reason for reformulating mud was the increased cost of extended drill times, perhaps we have a solution in plain sight?

Random thoughts whilst twiddling my thumbs!

I wonder if anyone will bother turning up today?

;-)

Crikey Nigel, I feel quite emotional now with your agreement.

I’m reiterate that I’m happy on my risk evaluation to wait for the lab results before estimating costs. There’s enough noise here as it stands.

Let me try again, no idea why this got removed before.

How can he say anything meaningful about mud type or costs UNTIL LAB WORK ISDONE

I used to teach maths. Amongst other things.

The things I most commonly used to write when marking homework :

Fail. Show your workings.

….. and a gas cloud shaped balloon attached to the boottom of the big bucket!

Thanks Keith.

I was pretty sure the K rich muds weren’t the answer.

I used to work with colloids so was hoping the PHPA was the answer.

Fingers crossed.

My understanding is the you need partially hydrolysed polyacrylamide

Donal

Why would an inhibitor fluid designed to deal with a potassium rich clay be potassium based ?

I’m a humble chemist, so keen to hear why.