There are no "accurate figures" we dont even have a JORC to tell...

There are no "accurate figures" we dont even have a JORC to tell us what we have in the ground, we have a few samples that have been cherry picked

RB you remind me of myself when I was 10 years old. A mate and I found some tennis and cricket balls on the roof of our school and we hatched this plan to sell them. We found about 10 balls this Saturday and we worked out we could sell them for 25c for the tennis balls and 50 c for the cricket balls and we extrapolated ( I am a doc you know I have always been pretty handy with the maths)to work out that we could make over $100 a year, enough to buy us a bike each back then. Unfortunatly our plan didnt work for a number of reasons.
1. We assumed the local second hand dealer would buy them
off us, but alas he wasnt interested in stolen goods.
2. We assumed that just because we found 10 balls one week that we would find 500 in a year.
3. We assumed that the school wouldnt notice all its balls dissapearing.


Whats this got to do with KAB? not much other than the shonky management team.