The Talga Bar

[cosors]

New entry on the menu: an idiot sandwich, only fresh with a layer of vegimite on it!

The British Anti Frustration Vegemite Investment Sandwich

 

[cosors]

I'll try this one today. Have a nice weekend everyone!

 

[cosors]

Here are some more products from Down Under. Do any of you have a recommendation?

 

[Token35]

Here are some more products from Down Under. Do any of you have a recommendation? View attachment 23941 View attachment 23942 View attachment 23943

You should give the Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin a whirl. Distillery is about 20min from my place actually.

Nice straight over some ice, maybe a slice of lemon... or mix with some quality tonic.

 

[Token35]

I see a few Aussie whiskies there as well, Helleyers Road, Starward... worth an explore if you enjoy a dram!

 

[Token35]

Pop one of these in and pretend it's a graphite sphere.

 

[cosors]

You should give the Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin a whirl. Distillery is about 20min from my place actually.

Nice straight over some ice, maybe a slice of lemon... or mix with some quality tonic.

I am delighted! I was looking for something like that - something special and I would never have thought of it myself. I know
Champagne-finished Marzemino, i.e. red wine, but not gin. I love gin.
Hek
Bloody Shiraz ! - obviously
Tomorrow it's mine!

 

[Semmel]

Guess what we are doing?

 

[cosors]

Guess what we are doing?

Institutions

 

[cosors]

Retailers

 

[Semmel]

Retailers
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Well put.

 

[cosors]

Well put.

The Käfer has an 2,5l 300PS/400Nm in it

 

[WheresTheMonkey]

Here are some more products from Down Under. Do any of you have a recommendation? View attachment 23941 View attachment 23942 View attachment 23943

@cosors.......................Bottom shelf mate...................the Tim Tams with a coffee or tea. I prefer tea and yes you are permitted to
dunk them in either whilst you eat them

 

[Semmel]

@cosors.......................Bottom shelf mate...................the Tim Tams with a coffee or tea. I prefer tea and yes you are permitted to
dunk them in either whilst you eat them

Dude, are you not supposed to bite off the corners and suck the tea through the hollow part?

 

[WheresTheMonkey]

Dude, are you not supposed to bite off the corners and suck the tea through the hollow part?

Yes ....................................but some of us have certain culinary standards that should never be crossed.

 

[Semmel]

Yes ....................................but some of us have certain culinary standards that should never be crossed.

Thats how I remember it.. ahh memories!

 

[cosors]

@cosors.......................Bottom shelf mate...................the Tim Tams with a coffee or tea. I prefer tea and yes you are permitted to
dunk them in either whilst you eat them

Very good tip very tasty!

 

[cosors]

Did some market makers expect an Ann today and they were disappointed? Or are there other reasons for the drop?

 

[scep]

Did some market makers expect an Ann today and they were disappointed? Or are there other reasons for the drop?

No obvious reason to me. It's an exciting time for Talga and we know the reasons. With a few 100k of shares the SP can be moved up and down significantly. An easy tool during negotiations to put the Talga under pressure. Of course, this is just one of many possible reasons.

Biggest risk for me at the moment is not permits, financing, offtakes or product, but a take-over. TLG's resource, products and margin are very attractive, especially as their customers start to understand their dependency on special graphite products and TLG's value, while the SP is undervalued.

Only thing what is guaranteed at the moment is high volatility in the SP. Brace yourself and keep steady.

p.s. thanks for your valuable contributions!

 

[WheresTheMonkey]

Did some market makers expect an Ann today and they were disappointed? Or are there other reasons for the drop?

It dropped 7 cents on the Open but the turnover was a mere 35,000 shares at the time. It never recovered after that initial drop.

Just one of those days