Replies to post #5332 on Daybreak Oil and Gas Inc (DBRM)

[maverick one]

Yeah I was getting ideas on youtube on how to make up ways of a little origami paper boat out of daybreak paper certs, and go for a sail on lake mead- perhaps Jimmy Hoffa buried down there in a barrel -might spot him at daybreak and I fish him out with my custom made matching daybreak paper fishin rod I made, spoiled with 10+ years of daybreak coiling I fished out of the Kern River in that sprawling boomtown called oil dale out there below that great majestic field we der got up above in der hills- that gave eyes in dem- while I watch reruns of ground hog day on my boat. I’m hoping CALI turns into the West Texas OK, NM dust bowl and houses drop to $200 bucks bc of no H20. Maybe that dashing swashbuckling rootin tootin titan in the o & g action figure Jim Bob can sell some of that der water in der holes, to subsidize for the decline in dem here black tea holes out in California. That’s a long way from sugar land baby. I wonder if sugar land sells lots of sugar or candy. God ain’t it great to be trading at such robust volumes and such high pps for shareholder value! We’re going to the moon JJ.

[maverick one]

LOL THAT WAS YOU JJ LOL, you go little doggie, giddee up.

That’s the funniest thing I’ve seen in awhile. Perhaps we should organize a daybreak drinking party out at the lease and a 4th of July daybreak camp out jamboree and pork out and fill our bellies of dollar store cans .99 cents of pork & beans & .99 high quality weiners, 3 boxes of cracker jacks .99, off brand greasy potato chips .99 and finish with kool aid. We can invite everyone from the fine citizens of oildale. We can finish off with a daybreak special vip invite only fireworks show including the use of sparklers. We can all gather around a black pump jack, and we can hold hands 360 degrees around and sing and dance the night away, listening to Seals and Croft’s, humming bird don’t fly away fly away, Jim Croce time in a bottle, the carpenters greatest hits polished off with Tony Orlando and dawn and the greatest hits of john Denver.