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His first reportable buy around 4p?

Agree, no such trades were made. Expecting EG farm out news soon ie within three months.

From the RNS, I'm not the flaming Pontiff though and capable of infallible pronouncements so I'd better read it again.

35% or so down in four weeks. Also, only one of the HNWI PI's participated in the raise. Still, BOR is now worth a mini punt. A high API light oil requiring minimal refining, an ideal fuel to replace HFO's in the global shipping fleet. Maybe they will eventually commercialise the gas but unlikely.

Giving credibility to a Lammy statement is too much of a stretch. Last week he applauded Azerbaijan for 'liberating' Nagorno-Karabakh.

It was an ethnic cleansing operation supported militarily by Russia. A mass removal of Armenian Christians. Armenians were exterminated by Turks during WW1 so genocide is rather close to their hearts.

Therefore Lammy views Russia as a friend and Ally.

Let's crowdfund an Atlas and a few history books for the berk.

Agree, stuff the watermelons: ideologically driven midwits at best but mostly have sub-normal IQ's

However environmentalism is winning, CO2 long term variation is drivel but as a nature lover EIS's etc are vital. The wildlife in the FI is exceptional, much of the coastal penguin, seabird and seal colony areas were impossible to visit as the de-mined areas gradually opened up.

The greens will take their fight (in my opinion) all the way to the Judiciary Committee which for subjects in the Overseas Territories the equivalent of the Supreme Court.

As I posted on BOR it is uncertain if Supreme Court precedents have any influence over the Judiciary Committee. No one had an answer, just got angry then finished off crates of Brown Ale or Stella etc.

One major factor, Harry Anagnostaras-Adams has integrity. Doesn't set the world alight with his public speaking (I've seen him) but is honest and pragmatic.

This is a rare commodity.

Gus I agree with you, oily was clearly not at the front of the neurone queue. To be fair to Harry all gas companies push the 'transition' tosh, perhaps he went slightly to far today.

Tincan not sure how you arrived at 11 Tcf, remember that this is gas....condensate. Gases at reservoir temp and pressure undergo phase change to liquids as pressure and temp reduce. I rechecked my info (and source), remaining dry gas at Darwin W/E is 3.2 Tcf unrisked. Your figure probably include gas to condensate phase change ergo a large volume at STP of gas produces a much smaller volume of liquids.

The initial value has to be created from condensate which in the case of Darwin is a very light oil, LPG and then, years in the future, work out how to commercialise residual gas and injected gas. To be fair there is plenty of gas, around 3 Tcf if I'm correct.

Plank Of The Week goes to....gus! It was early in the morning but the ratio is the same haha. 756,000 dollars is absolutely naff all in this game.

Agree, just did the same calc: significantly higher than in previous years. Paradoxically and notwithstanding an inevitable fundraise the increased activity could be construed as a positive.

Is that really something to be conceited about? Anyway back to Guercif forget satellite watching and DEMAND a progress report on SandJet testing. So gutless not to.

Also, had a look at an ISA and it appears that I do have a small holding in BOR which I'd forgotten about. Ok with you if I post comments then?

Don't think so gus, you imagined it because your rational mind has been replaced by a belief system. Only applicable to BOR though, I'm not trying to be rude.

It's easily done and all human beings are vulnerable to conformation bias. Caused a number of horrendous aircraft accidents btw.

Gus, I think your comment is a near perfect example of confirmation bias to be honest.

In a way Silver after all these years you continue to make the same blithering blunders. £252,000 potential crystallisation of profits minus what you paid to £8,800 today. PRD's drilling supervisor exited followed by an RNS 24 hours later that a top rank O&G well services company were taking over. A quality decision even if a long time in the making...

Https://youtu.be/ipUKcTg2zeI?si=LKEtWx8GmiOy6Be-

23:00 on, extraordinary conflation of HMG's decision to sink the Belgrano with Argentina's decades of protecting Nazis! Unbelievable and within living memory...

It is very hard to take on the watermelons these days.

Porters I agree but LB has gone, a first rate company have replaced him, how long to tee that contract up? Weeks? months?

Watchers and holders need to be updated forthwith with regard to SandJet ops.