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We are past the point of no return. We have all held. Those who post anyway.

Pad, agree with that. My shares are paper shares, rolled up very neatly and marked "Andrex". Merry Christmas to you too buddy. Roll on next year! Birdy is keeping us afloat here, but not all turds sink. Lol. Best wishes.

No fire water, just my normal brain. Lol. We never did receive a holdings RNS, so it must have been several individuals buying at the 0.0249p. Or not. Pmsl. Oh yeah, silly money, now worth a few steps away from bugger all. Sad.

It may seem odd that none of the 0.0249ers have posted, but how many people really know about LSE? Dunno. Also, that's presuming of course the voluminous 0.0249p buying wasn't a publicity stunt of some description to get more people involved here. We shall never know.

The Apprentice. Lol. You can switch over you know!

It's nervous hysteria.

Back to praying. Now surrounded by josticks and inhaling essential oils, Steven Seagal stylee. Same hair and t?ts as well. Lol.

The prozzies have gone now though mate. :-(

Slowey! Neeeaaaaargh! I'm sure he legitimately tried, but once it all went sideways and the sp downwards, the geyser should have done the honourable thing and resigned. Alas, he's still upstairs innit bruv. Bah! Lol.

Pmsl. A Bird in the hand usually leaves a soiled hand. Lol. A placing at only 0.012p may unfortunately be the highest we could see. The reality could be worse, if we consider the ridiculous discount to sp the last time. Have to see, but wouldn't it be great to raise money at a higher price for a change? Hello! Bannor, a JV, I'm on my old knees praying for one right now mate. Like a prostitute wearied Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

I know. The wait continues, but how low can this bloody go before any recovery? Time isn't on our side Compton, and it isn't on ORE's side either.

I would say though that it's not as if our losses are insignificant. Percentage losses in particular. Even for anyone who invested more than a few months ago, their percentage deficit is now absolutely huge. I'm talking without any averaging down of course. The 0.0249er being one example, or many examples, if indeed it was many people. The sun does not shine out of Bird's arse.

Some people have no concept of the finer points of this Company, simply because they haven't been involved for a number of years. It is still afloat, but we need a miracle if we are to avoid further significant dilution at another extremely low level. I won't be getting involved in any arguments here, no point. Cheers Bans.

Yes, fair point, so we will have to see. The RNS releases have mentioned Amulsar a good number of times, so there could be something in that, although it is 30km away. The question remains as to timescale though. As in, we could run out of time, because we end up in serious trouble on the funding front before any significant progress is made. We needed this JORC yesterday really, then we could have borrowed against that recognised standard from a reputable establishment. Ideal world eh? On we go.

Fair comments Ginger, and to a new investor it ticks a few important boxes. I won't say anything further though, because you know how we long-termers feel about this. Not necessarily the deposit, but everything else. If you are in, I wish you well. Best regards.

I see what you mean, but I would have thought such drilling was the norm, not to warrant being labelled as "ambitious". Maybe Birdy meant "risky", which of course it all is. Anyway, at least we can put the northerly boundary to rest now and focus on the remainder of the deposit that has yet to be defined. In a way it's good, insofar as at least we won't be drilling forever to delineate the full extent, and currently with limited resources at our disposal. I would therefore like either a JV, or for the owners of Amulsar to snap us up. Sooner rather than later preferably, because as Jib mentions, it could be a good while before any JORC is forthcoming and we may not live through the funding dilution in the meantime if we continue to go it alone. Of course, this should have been JORCed much earlier, but Slowey has simply underperformed. All in my opinion. Good luck though DShox. You are not battle weary with this share. so our perspectives are different. Cheers matey.

...likely not likey.....

We know Birdy is contradictory, because we were supposedly doing 3D modelling earlier this year and have heard nothing further about it. Now the modelling is next year and it is likey we may not hear further on that. Also, today's RNS, while it effectively capped activity in the north, did not result in favourable gold grades, if at all. His statement in part: Colin Bird, Chief Executive of Orogen, commented: "The ambitious final 2016 step-out drilling programme at Mutsk produced excellent results by significantly extending the gold deposit footprint. During the winter we will update the project model to gain an enhanced three dimensional understanding of the nature of the deposit with a view to further resource extension and definition to JORC standard...." And the actual news: "Orogen has now received all assay results for the 2016 step-out diamond drilling programme at the Mutsk gold deposit......OG16-59, cut several intervals of hydrothermal alteration, one of which was gold-bearing, assaying 0.35g/t Au over 4.5m from 25.5-30.0m depth. This shallow zone was heavily weathered with some core loss and gold may have been washed out during the drilling process. The final hole, OG16-60 further to the north, did not locate any significant gold values. ............... Overall, management is very encouraged by the outcome of a relatively limited drilling programme in 2016....." Birdy mentions that the final stage of the drilling programme is ambitious, yet if the entire 2016 programme has been a relatively limited one, then the final stage simply can't have been ambitious. Lol. Also, "gold may have been washed out during the drilling process." I feel they should know for sure if it either has or hasn't. Only my thoughts, but for me, today's RNS alone is evidence of Birdy trying to paint over the many cracks of a very amateur set-up. In my opinion.

I think that sums it up. Long-termers won't see a profit. Fair comment, but obviously an undesired outcome for most of us here on the bb. Good luck to you though matey. It is strictly a gamble at this point, due to the lack of funds for next year's drilling, with no way of financing the project at this stage other than Birdy continuing to further tap up shareholders. Best wishes.

Short term it may be ok, before the cash call, so best of luck. I agree re Mutsk, but that is proving a challenge both in time and effort for this BOD.