U.N. sets Guyana, Suriname border in oil basin spat

now the real plunder begins anew
buckle up boys!!

Be careful in buy this stock. Some fiancial papers
are saying that it is the next millionaire stock
out thier.

"That don't impress me much"!!To insiders this stock was 0.52 cents last year at this time so with 250% up going at $3.09 and bidding at $4.00 plunders in an unstable region. People invest with conscience, even 0.52 cents is overated, the insiders got foreplay already on this. Don't waste cash on this one and if you do buy a box of condoms for protection because you will get no dividends just buy and hold wait in vain and plundering will continue in this region.

ride it to the end baby!

Keep your Calvins on. My Bay St. friends Gordon Pape and Pat McKeough don't have this on their lists, so I wouldn't be checking it twice. It might intrest Bungee Jumpers in Guyana but not I. Give me a beach, a bikini and a surfboard.

you mean am not going to strike gold with this one?
holy smokes
they are mightily silent in Guyana about what's next

Riddle me this!
Riddle me that!
Are you "cereal" about owning this stock???
It's the drilling company that's making $$$$
Google this company if you have a moment to spare "Blackout Media Productions" the stock is 0.0001 cent, the cite is dry!! and who's buying? a bunch of impatient crybabies- men who can't wait for it to jump up. What's exciting in Guyana this Christmas?

Cheongsam the market is down at this time, not many plays to make, but I checked Blackout just for fun. The Guyana stock can only Bungee down, girl you have all the right slangs for trading.

rain is the only exciting thing this xmas in Guyana. it is keeping most of the clowns indoors

al-fallujah wrote:

rain is the only exciting thing this xmas in Guyana. it is keeping most of the clowns indoors

why are you commenting about the rain on this thread? Move to Good conversations. Hello Al sorry to hear Christmas has fallen in rainwater. Are there any real flood risks?

Veronica wrote:

<quoted text>why are you commenting about the rain on this thread? Move to Good conversations. Hello Al sorry to hear Christmas has fallen in rainwater. Are there any real flood risks?

it floods almost EVERYTIME it rains in Guyana so once the rains are here, there is a flood risk

al-fallujah wrote:

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it floods almost EVERYTIME it rains in Guyana so once the rains are here, there is a flood risk

Looks like high time to move inland than to remain along the coasts, flooding will only increase due to climate change.

GLOBAL WARMING IS REAL> to protect the guyanese population they must move to high ground, living on the coastline will be a dream. start moving now,or you'l will be swimming to safety in our life time.

that's for the big boys on top to decide...as of now, they're not working on it so people have to decide on their own