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Folk tongue?

Indeed, but that's more like it. Quickest route to another well production. Driller should be responsible for recovery of the cutlery but tbh if it doesn't come out fairly quickly its best just to leave it there to prevent further downhole damage. If they can perforate then the cutlery must be below the production zone or at least some of it.

Bags in reality would be good, not sure about bags of essence of Brut 33 splash it all over.

Loada bollix. He content was unlikely to have changed much in either direction. The whole purpose of testing is to establish commercial viability and to assist in the planning of any future wells. That planning means development of the field and it includes the methods for completion..I.e. getting it flowing which is what they have twitted. The data they are collecting is exactly for future planning and development. The data could potentially indicate that the best flow and pressure is at xxx to xxy depth and the best cos is for a lateral well in that zone..just saying this as a possible outcome not owt else. This well doesnt sound commercially viable yet, but they may let it flow for a while to see whether it cleans up further with an increase in flow rate but the message I'm receiving is that it's not a goer as it is. It's not over till it's over but I would not be counting my chickens just yet. Caveat emptor for now but have a totally reckless weekend. I'm blyat working, still building a gas plant...not alone of course.

Samir. Funny but actually true and rather sad when you think about the level of lerning wot peple av.

Chauffer. Reminds me of a recent ad on a postcard I read at the local newsagent shoppe. It said 'Chester draws for sale, looks like pine". Funniest thing I've seen for ages - other than some of the bb posts on here, but that another thing.

You may have overlooked helix mr zoffy. so far so good over there.

Hey James--I had a bit of a rant didnt I. apologies for that but at least there we no personal insults like some. TBH, I also believe that at some point this huge area will start discharging the black gold, it's why I bought stock here in the first place, that was about 18months ago now. I bailed out in November, just entirely on that little voice called conscience and a feeling that things were not going to plan, no particular skill involved, maybe divine intervention but in any case when it became clear to everyone that Dubhe was not successful it was a heck of a disappointment and sadly many lost out. Once there is a new plan of attack, a rig contract, a drilling start date I'll be back in for the next roller coaster. In the meantime, tbh I hope that some sort of partnership emerges and the risk is shared -- so too would be the reward but with the size of the acreage and potential it would hardly matter. Keep going with the rockets.

JS. Not that people don't like your posts and perhaps your good intention and enthusiasm for your investment is what it should be, but saying strong fundamentals is just wrong. There are no proper fundamentals here let alone strong ones. There is no, income, profit/loss, no evidence of continued improvement over a period of time, no record of operating parameters and cost savings on operational costs, there is only loss and failure but that is the nature of exploration until it becomes a success. Reserves are just educated guesswork based on modelling and typical projections for the geology until they are drilled and proven. If they were so absolutely sure of their projections and of the reserves being commercially available they would all have sold their granny to buy the company,. I haven't seen any major investment from the highly professional geologists so maybe they also realise that the COS is still very low until proven otherwise. I'm not saying there is no chance of making money, there always is one way or another and if people think 220m is undervalued then they should buy in, but do yourself a favour and look up the meaning of company fundamentals, it's not what you have posted.

What fundamentals?, please explain.

Ha. OK, I'll be eating a hat today. Well done Mr C.

Maybe better to wait until after 7.00am for the announcements ? 😉

I'd rather have 3% He, 94% N2 and 1% other sh^te. N2 can just be vented to atmosphere -- and has commercial value if they look towards liquifying it at some point later depending on volumes. Reality will be mainly hydrocarbons plus N2 plus He.

In the meantime kin SP is not going in the right direction

Ffs. 12% for no reason.

Nice day for you guys on here, I just sat and watched to grow throughout the day and absoluteley f8kc all about it lol.

Yeah. Anyone fancy setting up a new lab? Somewhere near Patterson-- or a modular semi mobile set up !. Assays r us. We would get first hand info on results too!.

Any guesses? Air Liquide? or do we already know from other sources

Additional trailer(s) to enable continuous operation of the plant, no use waiting for it to return from is round trip delivery. Continuous operation is far more efficient than stop/start.

I posted couple months ago that 3 wells doesnt cut the mustard, I still believe that to be the case. 3 wells approx $10m on a 5 PE ( someone on here posted 5 as a typical ratio - might have come from BS) is somewhat short of the current mcap. Time will tell.

Flow only needs to be about 650Mcf to equal the production of other producers doing 1500@about 1.1%He. Even at 500mcf, it should at least be viable and benefit the economies of scale through expansion and development. Risk/reward looks to be favour of reward -- (hopefully) :)

Was hoping for at least .035 over the next couple of sessions before results. 0.039 would of course be a lot better :)