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I was playing dominoes the other day with my old mate Denise. Or as they call her round here, venereal Denise. Her husband Duncan, or as they call him round here, Duncan disorderly, had to go up North. Something to do with a dog I believe. So I look at me tiles and stone the crows I've only got double 6 double 5 double 4 double 3 double 2 double 1 and double nuffink.
Well, I ain't had this much luck since the local constabulary in the shape of that dirty nerk chief inspector fittemup caught my mrs rearranging the lead on the church of the holy donkey and Her Majesty kindly gave her an all inclusive in Holloway for 6 months.
So I says to Denise. No point playing this game girl, I got such a good set here you might as well get that top off now.
Don't be so sure she says. Well, seemed like to good an opportunity to miss. So I says to her, alright girl. Top and bra for me trousers and hernia bandage?
She agrees.
She only goes and plays a JSE. All the dominoes fall and there's me sat in me socks.
Life ay.
Milkman, with the greatest of respect running a marathon with no training is impossible and foolhardy. I did a 10k a week before my 50th with not enough training but quite a bit. I plan on doing it next May just before my 60th but I will attempt to train better.
The fact that Charlotte has reached her target suggests to me that your race is run.
I don't imagine she'd be too happy if you dropped dead trying to do the impossible.
Rutends. It's all here.
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Pdub, 4 people here have donated in the last half hour. I don't believe this board would let you down if you required similar help. Please don't take this the wrong way, I assume (rightly or wrongly) that you are a man with resources but just saying.
Respect to the knowledgeable informed posters who keep posting the facts. Alfa, pauldina et al etc. But really, the idiots infesting this board are manifold and distressing. I must confess I have not been defending reality as much as I once used to so hands up there.
At the beginning of the day, as I see it. There is much discussion about why we are only 14p when we should be 16p. Whereas we should be discussing why we are only 40p and not 55p. Now I remember when we were 49p and in truth we were overvalued at that point. 39p was probably about our true value then. We have come a long way since then. Vanchem, VIP'S etc.
I am glad if the SP is 15p instead of 14p but it is really nothing to shout about.
Those who have been here a while know my theory and I stick by it.
Bassguy, I don't think it works like that. It's a commodity market and buyers buy as low as they can and sellers sell as high as they can. We are not obliged to sell anybody anything. If we divert our product to electrolyte and that reduces the supply to the steel market and subsequently pushes the price up then oh dear. We will have enough to supply both markets more than enough to satisfy OUR needs.
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Just saying.
Uksteve, BE may appear to be a fragmented jumble at the moment but I think it is more a collection perfectly aligned dominoes. Nothing this Company does is ever fragmented or a jumble. Not in the 7 years I've been here.
Faramog, yeah I was inspired by my comment to listen to it tonight. Still amazing. Not sure the soundbite generation would take the time to appreciate it. Though i discovered the Williams twins on utube today. Couple of young black kids from a hard beginning in life in America who grew up with only rap music who listen to old songs and comment on them and appreciate them even if they can't pronounce Pavarotti.
AS. Yes and no. The remit for awarding contracts is very much geared to the benefication of South Africa as a whole. So Bmn is already in the box seat should VRFB'S be the chosen technology for part or whole of the project simply by virtue of the fact they dig it out the ground.
Turning it into electrolyte in South Africa would obviously add to the value in those terms.
However, they are building a facility to do this and the timescales from contract award to needing to pour it into the tanks when the rest of the VRFB is complete I honestly don't know if that is feasible or not. I am an idiot on the science and really we need alfa or another of our wonderfully knowledgeable experts to make a judgment on that.
I do believe there is a bigger overriding picture here regarding JSE listing and dominoes that everyone who has been here a while knows and I can't be bothered to repeat. It's all in my posting history if you care to look.
Sefton, thank you.
It was a throwaway comment in fairness but not without merit I would humbly agree. If you want a better description I think Roger Walters put it quite well in the song 'Time' on the brilliant ground breaking album 'Dark Side of the Moon' by Pink Floyd.
Worth a listen I would suggest.
Sammy, on the money for the most part.
AS, covid has come and it will go. Leaving behind a desire for the cleaner air, skies and water that came with it. Increasing the desire for renewables and by definition storage.
South Africa is junk status I grant you and it may put off investors but it won't affect purchasers of an increasingly in demand product. Whatever way you look at it BMN have one of, if not the, largest resource at the lowest cost to mine it resource of Vanadium on the planet.
Vanchem WILL NOT need external financing. It is costed into our profits which are massive and growing by the minute due to increasing Vanadium price, increasing production and reducing costs.
Electrolyte production facility may (or may not - we haven't heard either way) have been delayed but so has everything in the world currently.
It's all good.