Two Interesting things, page-24

well, perhaps the info is 'out' on what this Q will be; or instead of 'out', I should say 'in'

let us see what happens re shorting; if it is true to course, it will get shorted into the teens... THEN will come some annoucement.... let me have a guess

'the trucks and excavator, although late, did finally arrive; they were in operation for a couple of weeks, but they did not move; experts were flown in from various parts of the world to investigate; after completing a two week analysis, it was found the excavator and trucks did not have wheels; hence the unfortunate, and unplanned, an unforseen, and undiscoverable problem until the experts gave their report;

after analysing the report, the board and management have decided the best way foward is to obtain wheels for the trucks and excavator; there was a trial attempt at moving the trucks and excavators with a team of mules and huskies (imported from Canada, from a relative of PB); however the huskies and mules were not adept at pulling trucks and excavators because of the heavy rains and more importantly because the trucks were full of earth/dirt; at one stage the mules and huskies were able to move an empty truck (during a couple of day dry spell); but when the truck arrived at the plant it was discovered (unforseen) that an empty truck was not able to provide enough material for processing in the plant;

it was decided at this stage to try to remove the earthen material from the wheels for processing; but after calling in local engineers it was found that, of course, the trucks had no wheels, hence no dirt on the wheels to process

during this time, to keep the plant throughput at its 125% nameplate capacity, it was decided to put through the iron on by product that was stockpiled near by; a dog trainer from Canada (also related to PB) was flown in with the rest of his circus, to train the dogs to dig up the iron ore and load it on the mules, for transport to the plant; this was a highly successful operation, as 120 Tonne of iron ore was processed through the plant; no gold was recovered - but 120 Tonne of iron ore by product was obtained; the dogs then did reload the iron ore onto the mules and moved it to the stockpile area; the overall efficiency of this operation was noted; the circus also performed on weekends for the local villagers; one lion is missing, presumed lost in the Brazilian jungle

The dogs, mules, circus and PB relatives have all been returned to their homelands after this highly successful operation. It is envisaged when the wheels arrive sometime in the 2nd half, that this will result in a cracker of a half year; as the board and management have formed the opinion that, overall, it is best to have wheels on the excavator and trucks; if it is found that the trucks and excavator with wheels perform better than the dogs, mules and circus, the board and managemen has gazetted a note to themselves to pay themselves 100 mill shares each and/or $50 mill dollars each"