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American Policy Re Gulf of Mexico
33 posts · Started by Stupid Luke · 02 Jun 2010
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Post 10 by Schnauzer,
#10If your being Bearish then BP is terminally screwed. BP share dividends make up 8% of UK pension funds. Yep, that means the UK taxpayer gets screwed as well.
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Post 12 by MADDOG53,
#12Im bettin that BP will cum out of this fine, 6 months from now wen the leak is a distant memory the only things that will still be screwed will be the ECO system and the fookin Tax payer!
Post 13 by MADDOG53,
#13as far as the industry....this is a game changer.
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Post 15 by MADDOG53,
#15BP needent worry , by November or so they can set up their skimmers on the west coast of the UK and sell the watered down stuff over there,, a couple of million gallons a day w/free delivery on the gulf stream,, right to your door for gods sake, better eat your "fish'n chips" now before all the "fish" are replaced with something else (what the hell is this next to my chips ) I think BP will be making that decision too,, what does "live" under the oil whatever it is ,thats what will be on the menu for sure,,,,,,,,,could be in the next sixty days we'll know ,,,,,
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Post 24 by Stupid Luke,
#24Deep water scallop are another fav of mine goes perf w/clams, at least they shouldn't be too affected being down 200ft., way up on the "northern edge",,,,,,,,,........
Post 25 by Grendel,
#25There are some clever guys on here Joe. Yourself obviously, Gin Reaper is one and Soundccduke is another.
Of course I have a brain the size of a small planet; Pluto
Oops got that wrong, I have a brain the size of Mickey Mouse's dog; Pluto
Of course I have a brain the size of a small planet; Pluto
Oops got that wrong, I have a brain the size of Mickey Mouse's dog; Pluto
Post 26 by DribbleDuke,
#26Grendel finds that the pursuit of corporate profit typically is at the expense of the common man. Blame can be assessed to many. Grendel thinks the Obama obsession with needing 'an ass to kick' stupid and non-productive. Enforcement is purposfully lax so that the governments don't get the big companies too upset. funding to clean up disaasters is a joke. The US collected a couple cents per barrel for a disaster fund - the corporations complained so paid in oil instead. The UK pension fund is a joke. They had no issue making profits from the company to fund retirees, but when the company's stock is likely to go down they complain to the US government about being a bully. Standards for drilling focus on cheap extraction, not safety. The public only cares in case of a disaster - any other time they just want cheap fuel.
However you can bet who will eventually pay for it all.
However you can bet who will eventually pay for it all.
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Post 30 by DribbleDuke,
#30Luke Thank you for the kind words, if you could be around me for a week you would change your opinion of joe, he is not smart for the most part, be nice to think of myself even close to average.. but anyhow thanks. joe believes we all have about the same size brain but it is the energy stored inside that makes us who we are, it is the magical part that is so hard to measure, capture and analyze. One thing is for certain, we are all unique in our own way. man is always reaching for more, he is full of lusts and obsessions, we strive to become more than what was intended for us to become. a world of hopeless over achievers. Who could have thunk it?... drill a hole in the bottom of the ocean.. no many many many holes prolly hundreds of them, then the day comes along when only one of them breaks and OH MY GOD! what shall we do, what shall we do about the terrorists who have just discovered how to ruin the entire earth?... celestial heavens are waiting for us all and we need a vessel to board to take us from this place, a place where you would become vapor to think a thought of this magnitude of destruction.
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Post 33 by MADDOG53,
#33I see that Americans have developed a car that runs on water...............
Unfortunately it only runs on water from the Gulf of Mexico at the moment.
Unfortunately it only runs on water from the Gulf of Mexico at the moment.
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