[funmike]

Perhaps I heard it wrong, but wasn't the waste stock was in Nicaragua. Is that L.Sole's property or is it referring to another deal with the CA group.

[ParsonMac]

...is the critical aspect here funmike.

The point is all the waste feedstock (probably a lot of it, the same kind of palm effluent that Malaysia has access to) is being stockpiled for SSTP's expansion into C.A. And that effort will be funded by ISole'.

Feel free to correct me anyone, if I'm wrong.

[mickeynu]

Originally Posted by funmike

Perhaps I heard it wrong, but wasn't the waste stock was in Nicaragua. Is that L.Sole's property or is it referring to another deal with the CA group.

I thought he said Honduras...

[gloworm]

Thanks guy's all your comments and summaries, they are great, well worth all your efforts.

With regards to JR's interview I thought he sounded well, relaxed and confident and good humoured. Compared to his last phone interview, which now seems a life time away, he sounds a completely different guy, when I heard the old broadcast he sounded so exhausted, and his punch level was definitely down a few notches.This interveiw is MORE than his old self.The confidence and positive straight talk presentation is really really good, bless him for that, he deserves it, and all the thanks he is getting.

Regarding the waste products available LSole boilers and timber dryers are run on timber and forestry waste. So the reactors replacing their existing equipment must be going to use the same waste. This on top of the pile sitting in Honduras at the present time, and the waste for Baytown from within the USA. I think a wee dram is called for and a big smile. I know it's a bit early in the day but I am six hours or so in front of you guys, Hick !! excuse me not ushed to thish hard shtuff, mush shtick to wotts it called ah! yesh tea.

Good morning to you'se all. Glowy

[gloworm]

If you can make enough money on this to afford a puddlejump 'cross the Pond, I should certainly be able to make it down from California to celebrate with ya'. ('Course, now that I've just read what I've just written, I'm reminded of the ****ens of the time I'm having just gettin' 90 minutes over to Sacramento


I can almost guarentee that there will be enough profit to fund a fun trip to Baytown at some time not in 90 days of course. Love to at some point will let you know when my dream becomes reality.Dream on young man dream on.I will let you have 90 minutes of my time if it would help at all.I've got my wellies polished if I can't puddlejump I'll walk it.I would never have got ****ens, bookens chikens pijens brigens and unspeakablens no good at spelling iether

Still lemonchuckling.

Glowy

[ParsonMac]

any more affable, good-humored, and cheerful, you'd be an alternative energy source in your own right!!!

Have a great day... and go easy on the "tea".

And remember! There's no such thing as a sour Brit, only lemon-limeys!!

[ParsonMac]

Originally Posted by ParsonMac

any more affable, good-humored, and cheerful, you'd be an alternative energy source in your own right!!!

Have a great day... and go easy on the "tea".

And remember! There's no such thing as a sour Brit, only lemon-limeys!!

sound than I realized! From the Wikipedia...

Limey is an old American and Canadian slang nickname for the British, originally referring to British sailors. The term is believed to derive from lime juicer, referring to the Royal Navy and Merchant Navy practice of supplying lime juice to British sailors to prevent scurvy. The benefits of citrus juice were well known at the time thanks to the acute observations of surgeon James Lind who noticed that the cabbage eating Dutch had fewer problems with scurvy. Limes were used over lemons due to limes being more readily available from Britain's own Caribbean colonies. The term is thought to have originated in the Caribbean in the 1880s. A false etymology is that it is a derivative of "Corr-blimey" ("God blind me!").

Just think Glowy... 10, 15 years from now, that'll get around and we'll hear it in a movie or on television somewhere and we'll both think, "Ah, we know where that came from!"

[ParsonMac]

Originally Posted by all4hisglory

Parson

You sure do a fine job leading this flock.

well said Spec

can hardly wait till the next day !

It's a nice group over here, they lead themselves really!

This is a "darn nice board."

[gloworm]

Parson, go easy me old darlin you'll have me all embarrassed I could come out in a pink glow. It would be nice I could add that to my I know guy who first said that list, mind you will be pushing my luck to wait 10-15 years.

History of Limey Bye ecky thump I didn't know that, now I know why me Mum bathed me in lime water when I was a nipper, she was always calling me a "scurvy little bleeder", and me a sweet innocent choir boy. Lovely turn of phrase she had, she loved me really.Thanks Mum you turned me out ok, but the vicar could never understand why I shone green in candle light at evensong.

By the way parson Thanks for going to the bother of looking it up. I new it cos those old pirates Sir F Drake and Sir walter Raliegh and there cronies were frequent visiters to my home town the port of Bideford and my old auntie Nell used to sell limes to them and when they were'nt in port she used to nip up to London and sell oranges to the King. Most enterprising my ancestors purveyers of early alternative medecine.Mind you they ended up in the stocks more often than not, one way of getting veg for the stock pot, me gran used to say, as she sat beside the stocks with a big basket.I got to stop there cos I will go on for ever otherwise.
Just filling in time, having a rest after playing at lumber jacks out in the back garden/forest felling some old trees. Eee bye gum this cuppa is welcome.

I'm definitely off now soon be my bed time.Sleep well all, dream of the dawn of JR's new ERA.

Glowy

[ParsonMac]

... sleep tight!