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Old 05-06-2010, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by bobbowobbo
exxon sign of the double cross comes to mind right off while reading this post. I was there for black sunday.. remember all the empty houses on battlement mesa.. yep an old buddy of mine said a lot of fortunes have been lost trying to get that oil. being in aviation I felt the sting a bit after the rest. you should see what that looks like from the air.. just my 2cents.. no dog in any fight
Yes sir. It was quite an economic bust, that is for sure. From the air?? The Occidental development??? I have lived here my entire life. 53 great years. I have seen 4 boom and busts. Weathered the economic storms and grew strong from them. Natural gas production is the "swing" we are on now.

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Your list is dead wrong!
Fine, tell www.infoplease.com about it. Must be a Liberal website huh.
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Excerpt from USnews and World Communist Mag


What magazine is that, never heard of it.
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Originally Posted by Steve 1
Jay Cat keep believing that Propaganda spewed by the Bad America bunch.
You know something Slappy, when somebody puts out numbers and figures about oil reserves, they are probably going off the information of oil geologists and such. This does not make them the BAD AMERICA BUNCH you Fascist idiot.
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Originally Posted by Steve 1
USGS,is a gov't bureaucracy ,I would trust the Oil companies who know a lot more about what is down there.
Within reason they also use USGS, and they actually communicate with each other. Not everywhere is it a ping pong match

In addition, the link you liked so much, refers to what the USGS "Is Going To Show", so apparently, they can't be all that dumb. It was the crux of a massive email campaign, and even some speculative (scamming) web sites posted the same thing.

Maybe one day the reserves will be proven. But so far, it's all
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Originally Posted by Catmando
You didn't "rain on his parade". Nothing you posted refuted anything those graphs showed.
What that graphic does accurately reflect is everything that comes from one barrel of oil. 19 gallons may be the portion of gas that is refined but other products are made from the other portion. A refinery does not just make gas out the oil, it makes all of these other products out of that same barrel. Nothing is wasted. Even the coke, which is a waste product can be burned as a fuel in power plants.

And as faw as shallow water drilling, with newer technology that is available today some older leases that once were thought to be tapped out are being put back into service. Macmoran (sp?) just hit a large area about a month ago in ~100 ft of water south of Lafayette.
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How about just doing like Norway and Brazil does? I guess we are too greedy for our own good....

This is how: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...417936798.html
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Originally Posted by Catmando
You know something Slappy, when somebody puts out numbers and figures about oil reserves, they are probably going off the information of oil geologists and such. This does not make them the BAD AMERICA BUNCH you Fascist idiot.
Dude the real numbers come from the Oil industry not this so called government .
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Originally Posted by Kims
How about just doing like Norway and Brazil does? I guess we are too greedy for our own good....

This is how: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...417936798.html

HUH ??they should Obama has given Brazil billions for Oil exploration.
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Originally Posted by VtSteve
Within reason they also use USGS, and they actually communicate with each other. Not everywhere is it a ping pong match

In addition, the link you liked so much, refers to what the USGS "Is Going To Show", so apparently, they can't be all that dumb. It was the crux of a massive email campaign, and even some speculative (scamming) web sites posted the same thing.

Maybe one day the reserves will be proven. But so far, it's all
It is not that I like it, but one of the guys who worked that Oil deposit for the USGS report is long dead,Now as for the recoverable Oil time will tell.
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