Granted, but it’s under a grain elevator. Sam Hoyt files a lawsuit and blocks the drilling of it.
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And then Byron Brown sues because not enough of the workers building the oil rigs are from the city.
By the time it’s all settled Canada has drilled in sideways, pumped out all the oil, and revitalized their side of the river on oil profits (ala the casino).
hmm… i normally would be excited. But in a total non-selfish act, i hope this doesn’t hinder any advances towards alternative fuels. I much rather see some really sweet new technology over saving myself $6/week.
hmm… i normally would be excited. But in a total non-selfish act, i hope this doesn’t hinder any advances towards alternative fuels. I much rather sweet some really sweet new technology over saving myself $6/week.
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bitch, buy a new computer for your new sweet technology.
wasn’t it Brazil not too long ago that was a bit upset with us? i dont follow politics at all, but i thought that somewhat recently a country in south america had put us on their shit list…
wasn’t it Brazil not too long ago that was a bit upset with us? i dont follow politics at all, but i thought that somewhat recently a country in south america had put us on their shit list…
And then Byron Brown sues because not enough of the workers building the oil rigs are from the city.
By the time it’s all settled Canada has drilled in sideways, pumped out all the oil, and revitalized their side of the river on oil profits (ala the casino).
hmm… i normally would be excited. But in a total non-selfish act, i hope this doesn’t hinder any advances towards alternative fuels. I much rather see some really sweet new technology over saving myself $6/week.
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:word: It’ll be painful for a while, but I hope we run out of oil before we prove Al Gore right.