16_test_holes. . . . . .
since we can't seem to get an inspiring current fact-based answer on how many LOM tonnes of LCE we truly have in 2017 (ie 575,000mt or 1,300,000mt?) or how much we can export in year one of production (eg 20,000mt or 48,000mt?) I suppose we should instead concentrate on something more important to the Canadian team.
Sadly owing to the hurricane that hit Louisiana Tuesday afternoon none of the Cajun-style crawfish etouffee from New Orleans could be air-freighted up to Vancouver for the most recent RuPaul costume party where the team dressed up as either a miner or a NI43-101 test hole. Strangely, everyone came to the party dressed up as a NI43-101 test hole so the party-goers drew straws to see who would have to change into dirty dominating miner costumes. Fortunately, two of the oldest attendees drew short-straws and reluctantly changed into miner gear in order to make the party theme of drilling more "discovery" NI43-101 test holes work.
Since there was no crawfish to eat, the host graciously agreed to make another tossed salad using some leftover bits of Alaskan king crab and gluten-free wheat chips garnished with a red Caesar dressing (was that ketchup again?). As SOP all the party-goers agreed to take 10 minute shifts tossing the salad, I would assume to keep it from sticking to the bottom of the ice chilled salad bowl.
The Doctor
