well ms turned up, page-78

Thanks heaps Max,

That gives us a real good feel for the day. As for this:


"The MS I thought I know would have stood up for himself, his actions and the company. He probably would have had some strong words to exchange with the shareholder action group, in presenting his case followed by a polite “and now nick off”! Today’s MS simply comes across as if he has something to hide..."

Please understand Max, he's not in control any more. His strings are being pulled by Johnson. Following the options debacle, he is now officially and unarguably a puppet. Nothing more, nothing less. Just a puppet.

We all know stress manifests itself in a person who has no control over their direction.

I bet the Nigerians or the Angolans are to blame for the options not getting up. Probably didn't want their shareholding (which may or may not exist depending on the day of the week) diluted by a bunch of loyal Aussies.

Nothing to do with the guys from London that actually cast the votes 'ey.

There is one obvious connection re the placements of course - the handwriting. Wonder if that's enough to prove that "there is no connection" was a barefaced, um, mistake.