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And to you Smokin.

Thanks Smokin.
Sentiment for oil has taken a dive (and will probably continue) but I'll still look in here occasionally. I see more future in hydrogen than oil across the board of all industries, so will need to get in early. However the government needs to get four fingers out to get things moving on infrastructures whether it be for electric, hydrogen, ammonia or whatever else will be suitable for individual industries.

Brilliant, been waiting for this to firm up for a long time.
Lets get this vehicle running with what we know now, a new company/product must control and optimise development until later when you can develop hydrogen drive with a bit more cash behind you, giving you freedom to develop a better hydrogen drive when they are more secure in whats available and suitable.. He's taking the right commercial decisions - in the right order, but not necessarily in the way you would wish.
A bold decision with Brexit not yet finalised.
Lets push hydrogen for heavier duty vehicles on high mileage and useage.

'As I have said before Bits, why would you invest at the mo, with no activity until Feb next year. I would imagine most investors will wait until winter and go make money else where....FACT'
Spot on Smokin, there are many good company's shares going up quickly at the moment to offer a quick improvement. Just sold out here this week and MAY be back if things change elsewhere' and here.

'I mean its easy to claim 4m,6m,8, 10m isn't it!'
Do you really think someone would claim they have 10m shares when they haven't?
Really?
But these people are honest.
Aren't they? If so, I can claim 20m.
OOoops, sorry, I think I got that wrong too.

'Hybrid possibilities with H2 or battery doing the flying bit and small jet engines doing the heavy take off bit are also being trialed'
But surely take off and cruise would use the same hydrogen powered turbines?

ekstra = extra

'BLOWING IN THE WIND was sung by George Formby '
Or words similar to that

Nah, he's just a failed comedian. F22 doesn't understand that he has to carry a left handed wheelbarrow on his right shoulder to avoid scrum activity so the centerist government policies are not inflicted on the mouse population in the Orkneys. Too many organisational errors can influence the temperature at which he has to cook his goose. Trying to write a thesis with white letters on black paper often results in incomprehensible guffoonery.

Apologies if already posted.
http://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/zeroavia-reveals-its-impressive-zero-emission-hydrogen-fuel-airplane-technology/8538094/?utm_source=Hydrogen+Fuel+News&utm_campaign=934509fecf-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_08_22_01_47&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c2784dbf4a-934509fecf-40982169&mc_cid=934509fecf&mc_eid=01f8157db1

Perhaps she, and all the other Reps should try to get a ride on one of these-
http://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/hydrogen-fuel-cell-bikes-to-provide-sustainable-transport-for-g7-summit-journalists/8538090/?utm_source=Hydrogen+Fuel+News&utm_campaign=934509fecf-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_08_22_01_47&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c2784dbf4a-934509fecf-40982169&mc_cid=934509fecf&mc_eid=01f8157db1

Bits. Please identify, and inform us, from the LSE charts on which day, or days, the share price was 1.35p.
I've been using maths for 70 years and drawing graphs and charts for over 50 years of those years and I have been unable to identify where it was 1.35p.
Am I missing something? Please tell me where I might be going wrong.

Perhaps fs22 could do something useful; search for where the wind goes when it stops blowing. or something really technical such as looking for the iceberg that sank the Titanic.

'Has Denmark offered to buy Alaska ? '
Probably not, but Denmark could offer Trump a large iceberg.
'This is a large greenland iceberg and you can have it all - I hope you have a happy and short retirement on it'

At leasr 10x the present volume and sustained for several days to establish the start of a steady rise afterwards as per similar projects.

Foresight, sorry, I do not wish to brag, but sometimes I have no idea what you are talking about. I have listened and participated in many meetings and conferences and been twice to Holland where the dutch really do not speak at double pace.
If possible, simple clear speech does contribute far more information.

How poor are they that have not patience.

'Yes Grandad (Tinlode) - us youngsters are so impatient..lol'
Yes, and don't I know it.

Can we just let 88E and the negotiators get on with making the deal.
All this badgering ain't going to make one bit of difference.
You are an impatient lot, typical of today's younger generation.
'I want it all, and I want it now.'
Desist.

Pardon?