And all the resources that went into the manufacture of the blocks. All smashed up.
Though it really does depend.....
It could be that they used the walls as an opportunity to see how strong they are.
Keep applying more and more force (measured), until the walls break.
But as usual there is nothing to this speccy stock that is FBR but more and more speculation of what might be actually happening.
As the FBR story drags on like a slow moving sloth, sometimes there seems to be an ever increasing amount of mystery.
So glad I'm all sold out.
A couple of weeks ago I was looking to buy back in at approx 8 cents. Not anymore. I'll buy in much lower than that I reckon.
Updated aerial of FBR HQ 24th of June 2018, page-229
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