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Winspear Resources - Eric Charters Only!
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As much as I enjoy Eric Charter's unique style of posting, his malevolent and supersicilious rantings on the Winspear thread have all but ruined what was once one of the best threads on Silicon Investor.

I have therefore created this thread in which Mr. Charters can freely post his outlandish views.

Eric, this thread's for you!

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99 Happy New Year!average joe-1/1/2000
98 #reply-9099753average joe-9/5/1999
97 yeah varily I am <i>the only rationalist</i> The reason people donE. Charters-6/24/1999
96 sartin shore was. and I liked what I saw. Cannot say that Sayce is any advertE. Charters-6/24/1999
95 Off topic but ... Eric, wasn't that you wandering around the Southernera medon jackson-6/22/1999
94 If I understand it they have a dyke/sill/fissure up to fifteen feet wide down dWalt-6/21/1999
93 Ernie, again thank you for your timely & informative post. If it's notRick Hawke-6/21/1999
92 The size of the bulk sample accords to the size of the mine. It also accords toE. Charters-6/20/1999
91 Hi Ernie its been a while since I've talked to you but as usual your commenRick Hawke-6/20/1999
90 Well they did not get the 300 dollars a carat did they? That was too farfetchedE. Charters-6/19/1999
89 Ernie I would certainly appreciate hearing any comments you have on this latestRick Hawke-6/19/1999
88 Stan is apparently still breathing. Funny. I thought he was gone. Sorry about aE. Charters-4/13/1999
87 incredible.E. Charters-4/7/1999
86 That sounds like this Junior Exploration Co. starfireminerals.combully-4/7/1999
85 Ross retired around 1988. I can't recall where to though. He was into oiljack hampton-4/6/1999
84 So when did they ever work for next to nothing? BS or bottom slicing as it is mE. Charters-4/6/1999
83 jack, It seems everyone must have worked at one time or another for Noranda. Suteevee-4/6/1999
82 Are you sure you're not Stan Malouf resurrected from the dead? You sure dojack hampton-4/6/1999
81 Listen, I have gold at nothing less than 0.50 ounces. That will stand shrinkageE. Charters-4/5/1999
80 I used to take great joy in bugging all those base metals boys at Noranda aboutjack hampton-4/5/1999
79 Infidel.....repent and plead for baptism in the holy waters of Snap Lake beforeteevee-4/3/1999
78 Hey who knows about anything with regards to uncheckable samples? It is like a E. Charters-4/3/1999
77 Also sad but True. I used to drive by the rocks of the LSSZ every month. In 197E. Charters-4/3/1999
76 Stan is dead. But his dreams live on. I moved on from that area about 1985 whenE. Charters-4/3/1999
75 Hey Charters, I bet in 1979 you ate your lunch on the Hemlo gossan on the highwjack hampton-4/3/1999
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