You love to tell fairy tales, such as I am compens
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Posted On: 07/09/2023 6:08:40 PM
Re: Coat Tail Rider #7597
You love to tell fairy tales, such as I am compensated because I say there is no way to give a proper valuation on an unidentified vessel. You see that as an attack on SFRX.
A $15B wreck would be sought after by the ENTIRE salvage community (before sovereign immunity) as there would be ample documentation about such a wreck. You haven’t even suggest what wreck it could be, nor has SFRX.
There would be numerous cannons, plus the site would be littered with treasure.
But you say the cannons and treasure were shit on by worms and it is all under the crust, but somehow the big ole ballast pile is clearly visible.
You have quite the imagination.
I can’t wait for the permit to be issued and to get this treasure party started. Come on SFRX, let’s see the $15B, or even $15MM.
I sent the email to MFT because I figured the valuation claim was all bullshit, and according to them it was. Why oh why was I not proven wrong by MFT?
Hmmmm
I don’t work for EXPL but I like our chances of salvaging known wreck after known wreck for years to come.
The Primary Target, Black Marlin, Dolphin, Wahoo, Connaught, North Carolina, and the list goes on.
These are known targets with known cargos. EXPL doesn’t find a 6 foot keel pin and make up some bullshit valuation based on its size. They have good navigational data and can create a target area to search for these wrecks. These wrecks you mock and say just have trinkets are WELL DOCUMENTED.
Think about that. The Pulaski “trinket” wreck is documented, but the wreck at Juno with an “alleged” $15B is not.
Another fairy tale.
You’re a good fit with SFRX.
A $15B wreck would be sought after by the ENTIRE salvage community (before sovereign immunity) as there would be ample documentation about such a wreck. You haven’t even suggest what wreck it could be, nor has SFRX.
There would be numerous cannons, plus the site would be littered with treasure.
But you say the cannons and treasure were shit on by worms and it is all under the crust, but somehow the big ole ballast pile is clearly visible.
You have quite the imagination.
I can’t wait for the permit to be issued and to get this treasure party started. Come on SFRX, let’s see the $15B, or even $15MM.
I sent the email to MFT because I figured the valuation claim was all bullshit, and according to them it was. Why oh why was I not proven wrong by MFT?
Hmmmm
I don’t work for EXPL but I like our chances of salvaging known wreck after known wreck for years to come.
The Primary Target, Black Marlin, Dolphin, Wahoo, Connaught, North Carolina, and the list goes on.
These are known targets with known cargos. EXPL doesn’t find a 6 foot keel pin and make up some bullshit valuation based on its size. They have good navigational data and can create a target area to search for these wrecks. These wrecks you mock and say just have trinkets are WELL DOCUMENTED.
Think about that. The Pulaski “trinket” wreck is documented, but the wreck at Juno with an “alleged” $15B is not.
Another fairy tale.
You’re a good fit with SFRX.
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