Replies to post #63392 on Koil Energy Solutions Inc. (KLNG)

[xZx]

sounds to me like you sold and are looking for a dip. jmho.

[Sulphur Mt.]

sleektrader, sometimes my choice of words may not be politcally, or otherwise, correct. using the word 'campus' to describe the Deep Down, Inc. Headquarters is one i chose, and i could careless if it is acceptable or not.

[mystic krewe]

how did i make your point? i didn't bash you. i asked what point you were trying to make by saying that neighboring businesses somehow "looked" better than ours. this is the discussion you claim to want to have about the company, so you should answer that question. ok, so it's not a "campus" in your book. so what? what does that have to do with the business model, or the tea in china? maybe you deserve some credit for belatedly saying you stand corrected about the list, and i too don't like cheerleading for nothing. but you can't come in questioning an easily verifiable fact and basically calling the whole company a bunch of liars about being at the OTC, then make comments about how unimpressed you are with the facility, and not expect people to defend their investment (which is different than cheerleading for nothing). surely you know this.

[Trueheart]

Sleektrader, I think you are right on. The area in which products are built is not a campus, albeit the word has been used from time to time. Tell that word to the guys who are welding or up to their elbows in sweat. You'd probably get a good laugh. Where the production occurs should be called a shop.

However, and this is a big however, the rest of what you say does not float. The so-called "rah-rahs" are based on good research on the company and the sector. Yeah, some will get carried away with positive comments, but on the whole (please do some research into the posts) they are solid, well-thought-out and constructive contributions.

As an afterthought, the area where the "Imagineering" occurs probably could well quality as a campus. Perhaps the whole thing should be called a "shopus." LOL

AIMMHO.

Trueheart

[chevdawg18]

Sleek, i hate to bring this all back up, but i find this hilarious. Im just havin fun with ya so please dont think its anything else, im just in a good mood so check out the definition just posted by alex. Hopefully you will understand if some of us continue to use this word.

Campus–noun, plural -pus·es.

1. the grounds, often including the buildings, of a college, university, or school.
2. a college or university: The large influx of older students radically changed many campuses throughout the country.
3. a division of a university that has its own grounds, buildings, and faculty but is administratively joined to the rest of the university.
4. the world of higher education: Foundation grants have had a marked effect on the character of the American campus.
5. a large, usually suburban, landscaped business or industrial site.