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Stressing a point... an opinion, in writing does not necessarily mean the author of the comment is close in mood to the tenor of any particular remark.

Because it is a share chat, I should should clarify that it is from my own perspective at 13:42 & 12:54. : )

I was thinking of shortbread but that made me think of toast and I reckon termites would go well with wholemeal toast. Obviously this is from own perspective and one should factor in taste buds, personal health and whether any food allergies would apply but apart from that I think they could go well with a couple of chocolate digestive buscuits or slices wholemeal toast or whichever type of toast / bread one may be able to choose to eat, with a big mug of tea maybe.

Termites - good source of omega-3 fatty acids, iron, calcium, zinc, vitamin A, vitamin B12 and have substantial percentages of protein. Apparently better for humans cooked, I reckon they would go alright for me with beer and tea. Helpful has previously recommended a chocolate biscuit with a cup of tea. I reckon termites could go quite well with the occasional chocolate biscuit and builder's tea.

Re. 17:18 the RRR obligations to POW re. March 2025 have been partly met with some significance but not quite "largely" given that RRR will have to pay £250000 to POW in cash on March 19th.

No Banbury... check the june 19th RNS - the warrants were no longer at 0.25 but were at 0.15p and that is what they have negotiated down from relevant to taday's RNS but perhaps RRR got something out of it as well with 50k less to pay POW up front with several more weeks up to 20th january 2025 and it seems the March 2025 obligations regarding RRAL deal with POW have now largely been met, split between this month and next.

It's Ciao to RRAL. : )

Re. 12:13: The 23/10/24 RNS gave the details of what the issue of equity was for and that included other working capital purposes. Regarding 12:01, maybe we await news to what I was referring, maybe we don't.

Re. 11:36: Completion occurred approximately middle of june 2024, so it looks like the payment due nine months afterwoods split between this month and next month is getting paid early.

As for the other amount, to which Zumore refers we await news.

The RNS on 13/03/24 announcing the deal did leave a little room for flexibility if both companies agreed. I think today's RNS was a good example of that.

Is that the First Equity Broker report that Banbury was referring to was 19/01/23, not december 2023. I don't consider a target price based on the asset valutions and considered pogress (at the time) a prediction and I think within the disclaimer section, it made clear the future is uncertain. The fact that the future was uncertain, is in my opinion, the difference between a target price and a prediction.

I would suggest that aspects of the present are also uncertain which is part of what gives the future an indeterminate quality.

Re. 06:34: No impairment reported at Tin Hill relevant to RRR Banbury - your whiff is false.

The El Limon sale worked out in the end with a royalty included, potentially re-starting fairly soon.

As for the Greenland asset sale debacle and the Cypriot banking crisis, whatever the explanation - presumably it ended up in an annual report which auditors will have closely checked.

Think it was after Greenland asset debacle that Bell became non-executive chairman of Greatland Gold, he helped the company recover from where it was and brought in a funding partner which ultimately helped the company go on and make the word class discovery that it did.

My guess is that people in the sector know some things work out and some things don't but people were prepared to recruit him and work with him afterwards in more than one venture so I disagree with the spin of 23:19.

Re. 20:53, if the termites are sometimes wise enough to know where the gold is, that might go up the food chain.

I will defend whomever and whatever as I see fit, and that was not correct.

A quick read around reveals that termites are a nutritious food source apparently better for humans when cooked: they are high in protein, a good source of iron, calcium, amino acids and a healthy source of fat.

Where there are termites there is sometimes gold and that, might help pay for termites.

The letter of intent might be worth a bit of patience. : )

Re. 15:04: that was from tge compartive table for 19 year old males 5ft 7.5 compared to 5ft 7 for males - possibly as men get older, we shrink a little or possibly food sourcing has improved and the younger generation may have benefitted from that.

Re. 13:55: I just read an online reaeach site's assessment of average male height in Burkina Faso at 5ft 7.5 so you might be exaggerating Banbury, with your catergy of Two... as we know RRR and their operating subsidaiary can't control who is on the land, in the general area, at at any given time.

Re. 11:12: Banbury, you have misapplied "including" - it is 186m at 8.8g/t which is good and the bonanza grade to which which you referred is part of several results so they are separate, as detailed in page 2 of 36 from the news release 08/12/24 for that company.

Correcting 10:00: ... to be re-formed.