RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Kawa WellHi SheDrill & Dirk et al,
Dirk, thanks for your consideration, in fact the post SheDrills had misunderstood was not from me but from dragonfly when he was mentioning the 45ft casings, I had then commented on her probably having misread it and she did not reply with any further comments on the subject; We're cool.
SheDrills, I saw quit a few rather disgusting sexist comments agains your person on Stocktwits and I do sincerely feel for you, the way I feel for the few female engineers that are sent on board and sometimes (thankfully less and less nowadays) get unfair treatment due to their gender. It's easier to control it on the rig, especially if the company man is a decent man (attitude trickles top-down...), it's not the same within the anonimity of the net. This being said, regarding "none of us being transparent about who we are", it's a matter of choice. I'm 59, have zero social media and I do not see why I should now get a digital existence of sorts. I invested in this stock and saw this forum, give my 2cents on drilling in case it helps the other folks, in an objective manner, the rest is not very relevant to me
And for all the others, conceivably there is a lot of stress with today's bloodbath but I see FEC stable and I conclude that there must be nothing relevant with the well. But most importantly, I repeat what quite a few people already put down here: the well will decide, the rest is noise.
And whatever the outcome, I must say that there will be no merit, neither for those who will win nor for those who will lose (none of us was physically down there to put oil in that reservoir millions of years ago right?). If the well is dry it won't make me a bad drilling supervisor, if it is full of oil it won't make OIL_RUN a better geologist either; what we are doing here is an educated gamble, nothing more, nothing less, no need to turn it into a soccer game. Not a single person on earth knows what is down there, so any "I had told so" after the event is meaningless.
Again, GLTA, the end is near.