Replies to post #73130 on Seafarer Exploration Corp (SFRX)

[Dat Guy]

The hole in question is a hole they had to punch through the Teredo Crust.

Like these guys had to:

https://www.thelastwreck.com/salvage-history

My favorite line in the article is:

"They used an airlift and over a period of weeks, dug many trenches 5-7 feet deep until they finally ran into the wreck. With its Teredo crust being the tell-tale identifying signature......."

Fascinating read, I suggest all longs take the time. The amount of work they had to do to try to figure out what was below that pesky Teredo Crust is crazy. It's almost as though it would be tons easier, and a game changer, if you could somehow look through the crust and find what you are looking for before you poke through that stuff.

[Qutmjr]

that was, what I thought would be obvious, a joke playing off Dick Johnson's somewhat humorous name and Hedge's use of the term "dry hole", take a closer look at the nonsensical name I gave for the supposed new technology to see the acronym formed and maybe it will be clearer

regardless, don't know where you get that I am defending this company, because I never have, in fact I am on record admitting that you and Hedge have been more correct about it than anyone else here, I don't necessarily agree with the way you two present your arguments, but the facts are the facts and I freely admit Seafarer Exploration has to date produced nothing of real value and very well could be a complete scam, I really have no idea

I have pointed out illogical conclusions or statements from time to time, but that is not the same as making a counter argument