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We have a new/old/regurgitated entity hmmm.

Here's a very simple question.....

You claim to have been in and out of this stock for years, as you clearly stated with your buy after a raise and a spike in SP.. then sell, obviously always at a profit..

Are you keeping up or should I type a little slower for you...

Now Here's the but I'm struggling with...

I'm still typing slowly just for you...

If there's no gas because it's all well erm leaked out, then why the fc@k are you erm investing in an oil and gas company with no gas....

Not really expecting a reply but maybe when you change your moniker, maybe you could get ya story a bit more believable.

Ahh

All the gas has all leaked away, best get rid of PG PDQ and give that keyboard warrior the job instead, either that or we should all just sell up eh.

Daprophet

Telling daporkies.

Next you will have us believing that you're invested here.

Please please please tell us another.

Bleeding Nigel

Everyone knows you can't use sand from the desert for building and concrete work!!!

Unless you're worried about not being able to build sand castles.

Nah,

It's likely our new trader who is currently stalking Donalb has thrown the kitchen sink into PRD

That's new news to me and as always very interesting thanks for sharing.

I have a layman's question!!

If HE1 was found at a lower level in one well, could both wells have a similar DNA and would i be correct in assuming that because of excellent top seals at this lower level, does that mean greater quantities and qualities of helium.

Concentrations of HE1 at mou3 ranging from between 0.11% to 4.06%

With an average of 1.3%

From memory I read that these figures could potentially be

Twice the average of existing HE1 Wells, which says to this novice thats a potentially significant discovery.

@Keith

Another cracking find and thanks for sharing, we shouldn't have to wait too much longer for the initial flow rates and data from MOU3

Ever hopeful for a decent commercial declaration.

GLA

Don't know about Sid Little...

More like Sid Vicious

He was in a great band although he couldn't sing or play a guitar

Come to think of it, if anyone ever fancies forming a tribute band to the Sex Pistols

Maybe

" Sid Porters1234567 Vicious"

could be the one everyone wants to spit on

Looks more like it's been anchored by the W anchor

MM's.

Perhaps another order to fill, yesterday there were what 48ish trades.

There's 51 already and it's not even 10am

Lol

I thought all the Porters were the same Porters

How about a City by City pub crawl/tour.

Bing Bong

Ladies and Gentlemen the Bullet Train is about to leave the station.

Actual wording in the RNS s:

Rigless testing has started, not will start.

@SpoilyFred

Where were you last week!!!!!!!!

You reek of agenda, some may even conclude that your investment in PRD is simply another throw away comment, newbies beware.

@Bowlesd

I like what you are saying about this feels very different to previous occasions, i said exactly the same thing about Newcastle's cup run last season and we then finally won a domestic cup 70 years after the last one. so forgive me for saying that it's all to play for.

Testing has started, not long to find out what we are looking at within the first zone, this should really move things a pace with positive results.

@Keith

i remember listening to that song when i was a kid, i always thought they were playing a kazoo not a hose pipe. Brilliant analogy by the way.

@Tuppiesdad

somethings that happen in the band should stay with the band, at least until the coast is clear, a few years ago we were doing a very high profile concert in a church and i saw some of the bass section trying to control their laughter!

i later found out that just before a trombone solo, someone had poured a full bottle of water into his trombone, then just after we left Wellington Barracks last week there was a fire and one of the cornet players from the Household division was minus his instrument, cue the Army Cadet band who came to the rescue, just as we came off Horseguards a swift exchange made.

@Keith

Thanks for your expert analogy and explanation to a mere novice like myself, although us buglers often experiment with anything you can stick a mouthpiece into like kettles and hose pipes, I once played a 3M length of 12mm copper pipe and it sounded like an elephant.

Ther won't actually be any flare stacks to look out for as the gas will be pumped back into the well during testing.