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GREY:TWNNF - Post by User

Post by beachmanon Oct 18, 2010 9:01pm
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Analysis of news release

Analysis of news releaseDigger,  I don't think I've ever read more boring, confusing and long winded pieces of crap posts like yours.  Stop treating investors like they are brain dead geeks. 


This isn't rocket science.   Hole 29 was collared 100m west from hole 27 and hole 31 was drilled 100 west of that.  Both holes were drilled at 45 degrees to the north.   Both holes were an attempt to trace the wider and higher grade mineralization encountered at depth in hole 27 (section 92).   More than likely they will continue to move north up-dip along these sections and hopefully encounter shallower mineralization like they did with hole 28 on section 92, and they'll eventually move south and drill some mega-deep holes.

That's all one needs to know digger.  The rest is in the NR and we don't need you to confuse people and paraphrase the news in your own trade mark scatter-brain fashion.

I hope you're not the IR person for TRR because if you worked for me I'd fire you.
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