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Those famous words, "Give me a year" were said to me. They didn't include "then judge me".

The "Give me a year" statement was an indication of the scale of the plans that were on the table at that time. The fact that Niko is being drilled in November means that we have already slipped two months at least in those plans.

Give the guy a break. He's doing a good job in my book and visibly working very hard for the benefit of all.

All the asterisks below mean t*sser.

When you type in "Digler" into Google Dictionary you get "******".

Funny that, isn't it?

Here's hoping ZM secures the deal to go to Zone 19 on Niko, or perhaps persuades them to go deeper still? The more we learn now, the better.

Son had a pint at the Travelers Rest at the end, I had a can of pop lol. He bought the round, I took the empties back. When I walked in the bar from outside, the place was full and all conversation stopped. Hahha, American Werewolf in London or what?

Forgot to add, was up on the fells round Glenridding today. Thought it was Winter. Gale force winds on the tops with driving rain and hail.

Character building.

Hope you have a great time old chap. Nice little course Cartmel, with a great beer tent. Remember going a number of times in my youth and never saw a horse lol

There aren't many competent people about.

Nothing doing here. Think I'll go for a walk up them there Cumbrian hills.

0.4p when I get back would be nice.

lol

Please throw us a crumb, a morsel, a soupcon even, sometime today, just to tide us over the long weekend.

A FRR Friday rally (Doh!) would be most welcome.

Love from a Long Term Admirer, erm sorry, Holder.

😂

They're only 66% down now, just like me on here!

LMOA (Not!)

You're obviously not as hard as me. I'm fkin rock hard.

LMOA

He has more holidays than Thomsons.

Cheers for that.

There's certainly no 3 phase separators out in Tarabani, so they will have to decant the crude out of the collection drum until condensate break through, then collect that and store separately. A lot of messing about for a place with minimum facilities. Interesting to know what they are doing.

Your round and I'll tell you all about it lol.

Where I worked, wet gas was commonly understood to be water saturated gas, along with free water production. Water saturated wet gas can cause big problems in the production process, because at certain temperatures and pressures, it forms methane hydrate. This is an "ice" like substance, can form at temps well above 0'c, and gives rise to blockages in any process plant, thus causing production upsets or even shut downs.

However, I believe when Zaza talks of wet gas, he is saying it is gas saturated with heavy hydrocarbons and natural gas condensates. Natural gas condensate is a colourless liquid, looks like water, but is highly flammable and a valuable commodity. But, if you're in the business of natural gas production, you'd rather just produce the gas and not have to bother with the liquids side of things. It requires a fair bit of processing to get it to a position where it is suitable for transportation by rail, road or ship.

You ask a very good question and one that has been nagging at me for some time, but I had chosen not to speculate and add more questions to the pot. So exactly how are we dealing with it? And this applies to T45 and Dino as well as T39. I fear a contributor to the delay in news is our inability to handle 600 bbls plus a day from producing wells for a number of reasons i.e. suitable plant, personnel, transport, storage etc. I may be well wide of the mark here and it may not be a problem at all, but I fear slow downs in production rates or even stoppages whilst we deal with the oil produced to date.

With regards to T39, I don't know if hydrocarbon condensate readily mixes with crude oil or not. The SG of gas condensate is typically about 600kg/m3. Our oil is 45' API which is very light, but haven't worked out the SG. If the condensate isn't miscible with the crude oil, I'm not sure we've got the equipment to deal with it? Perhaps the oil and condensate can all be tankered away as a mix? I don't know, but whatever is transported off site has to be safe. Look up Reid vapour pressure for an explanation.

"I liked it so much, I bought the Company"

so said Mr. Vinn Kayak. So if we go bust, he'll give us our money back.

LMOA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8ItxYXCLjg

BritishBullsheet recommends continue to short FRR stock.

Blue day tomorrow then. Fact.

Listen to the Lady. She is giving you good advice.

If I lose this one, it'll be the last bet I ever make in my life!

lol

Time for your swim.