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To: Fact Czech-er who wrote (1720)	3/12/2016 4:04:13 PM
From: jiggydo	1 Recommendation Recommended By hoperrs Respond to of 1871

Fact Czech-er, you are not going to get invited to the Zen Xmas party in 2018. GMPInvestor is in charge of the invitation list, you not gonna be on it. Wait you are invited to the CCB party in 2017, see you there lol

To: Fact Czech-er who wrote (1720)	3/12/2016 8:23:19 PM
From: BIGONION	3 Recommendations Recommended By GMPInvestor Luvin_It Siegfried Respond to of 1871

Why are you posting an incredibly long dissertation about Zenyatta on the CCB board? Why don’t you post some positive facts about CCB instead? Tell us about the positive drill results or maybe mention the quality of the marble. I know that would be a stretch but give it a try.

To: Fact Czech-er who wrote (1720)	3/12/2016 10:01:44 PM
From: BIGONION	Respond to of 1871

Let me help you explain the marble. Here is the description of the quality of the marble from the CCB website: “The processor reported that the Miller marble was whiter, less brittle, easier to cut, and polished to a luster not seen in the imported white marble that they currently process.” Notice that at no point does it say it is any better. In fact, the statement of “easier to cut” would mean it is softer. In terms of marble quality, that is not better. Also notice they say it is compared to the “imported white marble they currently process.” This leaves the door wide open as to what they’re comparing it to. Is the marble they’re “currently processing” the marble they process all the time or just the marble “they’re currently processing? Why would they do that? I’ll give you a hint: they don’t want to say it’s better than imported marble.