for pr

PR, as far as daring to question your motivations I believe that I have every right to question anybody’s motivations as you also have the right to question mine (in fact anyone can ... knock yourself out). However I would like to think that my track record on this thread has been such that I have sought to offer a balanced approach and I sure as heck haven’t pushed anyone to buy, sell, hold or roll over and play dead. In fact come to think of it I can’t think of any time that I have told anyone what they should or shouldn’t do with regards to AIM … however in the event that I have inadvertently told people to be patient and not overreact to things then please forgive my irrational advice.

And certainly, PR, if I have upset you for any reason please accept my apology for rubbing you up the wrong way. I wouldn’t have thought that a comment like that would have been offensive to most people however I sometimes forget that some people can be more sensitive than others. Apologies.

As for others that have asked what was said during the conversation with the company my reluctance in going into detail is not because of anything other than the fact that it was a bit of a nothing conversation (a waste of 10 minutes of my life that I will never get back and quite frankly I found the response quite rude and very unprofessional). What I do suggest, however, is to contact them yourselves .... I could give you a blow by blow account (which will be incredibly boring) however there is no substitute to getting news straight from the horses mouth.

Ultimately, we as shareholders have 3 options. (1) Sell the shares (which seems to be a popular course of action; (2) Hold the shares and trust that everything is ok or (3) introduce an independent player into the game to put some heat back onto these muppets.