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19:1
I'm sorry but if you do the research, then you would realise that your comment isn't factual correct. I was at the point in time of drill completion. but the said research tells us that the 1 trillion cu ft' of gas found was sealed in the ground, because it wasn't marketable. But now it is, I suggest you to the math, it's valve is eye watering, and bearing in mind that major oilers forward projections are decades not months or years, indeed Chevron project 50 years ahead.

Ddraig 17:14
First I hit the recommend button more often than not, I'm not looking for any brownie points with that one. I do find this BB somewhat lacking (I'd describe myself as computer challenged) but I do realise this one is somewhat lacking, no edit facility, or when replying to a specific post there's no indication of such. I hit the reply button to a FORD707 post, so what's your business?

No! Might I suggest that you are using your business acumen, obviously your senses are Instinctively on autopilot.

00:04
In reality the question raises are you actually perceptive or not! Because it depends upon what sort of day I'm having.

Oh for an edit facility!!!!!

21:52
Having had an op a few month back, although being a fan I was pleasently surprised at the surgeons very loud choice of music, I enjoyed it along with the surgeon, but conversation in recovery etc the theater staff obviously weren't it was clear that they never enjoyed his Wednesday theatre slot.
To think that Noddie Holders management never informed him he was first choice replacement.

21:52
I had an op a few months ago, being a fan the surgeons very loud music choice surprised me

Laverda no but I know what though did, he thought he'd wiped his arse, but found he was covered in merde.

Nodoubt I'm not the only one somewhat very puzzled with the reasoning behind DJW's departure. Everyone has an opinion, I did not have the opportunity, to carry out the "White of the eye test", however I've always thought him to be a sharp cookie!
In that regard,
1).1 trillion X $3 cuft' well head price of gas, (and yes it goes without saying it will take years to extract, majors work in decades not months)
2).(prospective short-term oil price, Brent crude being the industrial norm, but Alaskan costs more.
3). Alaska proposal to open up a domestic market for gas, also for the infrastructure for bringing hydrogen to the world's markets.
Just makes me wonder if he's not leaving in a blaze of glory.

Just to add the following to the debate, however due to covid the goal posts could have moved, I posted last year that a trade body of supermarket buyers predicted that oil would 95/100$ a barrel by Q4 2021.

WAaussie prehempted my post

And let us not forget that on occasion he's let his guard slip and enlightend us with some very thoughtful touching pros

Thanks Dazzle,
A digestion I know, unfortunately can't help it but my mind set is instinctively I ain't paying that when I could have brought for far less.
Probably stems from purchasing from public auctions from my tean's, the rows I had with my better half for setting a bid price.

HL could only get 5k's worth 1.17

Say's it all can't now get a quote.

They will now sell a few million, with very little spread.

Ford707 adding to Hull's comment if your son is showing interest might I suggest from small acorns large Oak trees grow. He's old enough to to be master of his own junior ISA, which could mean, he would be set up for whatever life throws at him...

Perhaps they know the geology, or the next core diameter logically has to be smaller therefore can drill much quicker.

As said Garrym, who worked on the coalface, but there were a few more who provided an insight into technical matters.

Google didn't pop that up for me.