What Are You Doing Right Now? (274 Viewers)

Fred

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Burke, i know a site that will put loads of links before the game starts with half an hour, its in Arabic though. I'll pm you the links as soon as i get them.
 
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Bjerknes said:
It's not over, is it?

We know the government has been lying about it, that's for sure.

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/se...-oil-gone-puts-administrations-spill-disclosu

I thought NOAA was better than this.
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Well, he said that BP has be low balling the numbers. Especially at the beginning. And that there is really no way to put a number two the future economic losses in the Gulf.

As for whether it's over or not, it's over until it isn't. There's really know way to tell if it will hold or for how long.

The coolest part was how he broke down exactly what happened, why it happened, and what should have been done to prevent it. That's mainly what he discussed.

He spent 20 years as a Geologist for Texaco so he's fairly ITK.
 
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    Aaron said:
    Well, he said that BP has be low balling the numbers. Especially at the beginning. And that there is really no way to put a number two the future economic losses in the Gulf.

    As for whether it's over or not, it's over until it isn't. There's really know way to tell if it will hold or for how long.

    The coolest part was how he broke down exactly what happened, why it happened, and what should have been done to prevent it. That's mainly what he discussed.

    He spent 20 years as a Geologist for Texaco so he's fairly ITK.
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    How does your English get worse by the day?
     
    Bjerknes

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    Aaron said:
    Well, he said that BP has be low balling the numbers. Especially at the beginning. And that there is really no way to put a number two the future economic losses in the Gulf.

    As for whether it's over or not, it's over until it isn't. There's really know way to tell if it will hold or for how long.

    The coolest part was how he broke down exactly what happened, why it happened, and what should have been done to prevent it. That's mainly what he discussed.

    He spent 20 years as a Geologist for Texaco so he's fairly ITK.
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    Cool.

    What did he say about the Corexit using? All that oil just didn't disappear... it has to be located beneath the gulf surface.
     
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