[quote]lixy wrote:
Zap Branigan wrote:
Orion admitted tha Austrian police do not investigate nor report the facts so we must assume many rapes go unreported.
By 500%? That defies common sense.
Apparently much of Europe is the same way. My sisten in-law is Belgian and she had her purse stolen in Italy. The police flat out refused to take a report or come out.
I don’t believe it. The Italian police is the most corrupted in Western Europe, but there is no way they could refuse to take your statement. I suspect your sis-in-law was either 1) impatient, 2) unreasonable, 3) unable to communicate.
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I don’t care if you believe it or not. It is what happened and my sister in law is perfectly reasonable, intelligent and able to communicate in many languages.
“On May 10, we raised supplies to customers by increasing 300,000 barrels per day of oil (output),” Naimi said. “Therefore, production in June will be 9.450 million bpd … In the future if the need appears, Saudi Arabia has no objection to producing more.”
“Saudi Arabia holds most of the world’s spare oil capacity to meet any unexpected fall in supply. Naimi reiterated that the kingdom was committed to keeping spare capacity of 2 million bpd.”
[quote]The Mage wrote:
“On May 10, we raised supplies to customers by increasing 300,000 barrels per day of oil (output),” Naimi said. “Therefore, production in June will be 9.450 million bpd … In the future if the need appears, Saudi Arabia has no objection to producing more.”
“Saudi Arabia holds most of the world’s spare oil capacity to meet any unexpected fall in supply. Naimi reiterated that the kingdom was committed to keeping spare capacity of 2 million bpd.”[/quote]
[quote]pat wrote:
The Mage wrote:
“On May 10, we raised supplies to customers by increasing 300,000 barrels per day of oil (output),” Naimi said. “Therefore, production in June will be 9.450 million bpd … In the future if the need appears, Saudi Arabia has no objection to producing more.”
“Saudi Arabia holds most of the world’s spare oil capacity to meet any unexpected fall in supply. Naimi reiterated that the kingdom was committed to keeping spare capacity of 2 million bpd.”
[quote]lixy wrote:
pat wrote:
The Mage wrote:
“On May 10, we raised supplies to customers by increasing 300,000 barrels per day of oil (output),” Naimi said. “Therefore, production in June will be 9.450 million bpd … In the future if the need appears, Saudi Arabia has no objection to producing more.”
“Saudi Arabia holds most of the world’s spare oil capacity to meet any unexpected fall in supply. Naimi reiterated that the kingdom was committed to keeping spare capacity of 2 million bpd.”
[quote]lixy wrote:
pat wrote:
The Mage wrote:
“On May 10, we raised supplies to customers by increasing 300,000 barrels per day of oil (output),” Naimi said. “Therefore, production in June will be 9.450 million bpd … In the future if the need appears, Saudi Arabia has no objection to producing more.”
“Saudi Arabia holds most of the world’s spare oil capacity to meet any unexpected fall in supply. Naimi reiterated that the kingdom was committed to keeping spare capacity of 2 million bpd.”
They should make the barrels bigger.
God forbid you make your cars smaller.[/quote]
Fuck no. My next car is going to a 1970 Road Runner Superbird. They get like 6 miles per gallon on a good day. They are bad ass too.
[quote]pat wrote:
Fuck no. My next car is going to a 1970 Road Runner Superbird. They get like 6 miles per gallon on a good day. They are bad ass too.[/quote]
And make sure you drive alone to that Lebanese restaurant.
[quote]lixy wrote:
pat wrote:
Fuck no. My next car is going to a 1970 Road Runner Superbird. They get like 6 miles per gallon on a good day. They are bad ass too.
And make sure you drive alone to that Lebanese restaurant.[/quote]
[quote]pat wrote:
lixy wrote:
pat wrote:
Fuck no. My next car is going to a 1970 Road Runner Superbird. They get like 6 miles per gallon on a good day. They are bad ass too.
And make sure you drive alone to that Lebanese restaurant.
In style…[/quote]
You can ride with your cousin Bo but make sure Daisy drives her own Jeep when she meets you there.
[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
pat wrote:
lixy wrote:
pat wrote:
Fuck no. My next car is going to a 1970 Road Runner Superbird. They get like 6 miles per gallon on a good day. They are bad ass too.
And make sure you drive alone to that Lebanese restaurant.
In style…
You can ride with your cousin Bo but make sure Daisy drives her own Jeep when she meets you there.[/quote]
Towing a boat with a big-ass V-8, duel 4-barrels, open headers.
The ANWR is enormous. It is something like 19 Million acres of almost inacessible land that few if any will ever see or be able to survive in. Oil development would leave a small and heavily regulated footprint in the most remote areas (area 1002). Less then 10,000 acres would be used for development and would be easily reclaimed.
ANWT would add at least 5% to domestic capacity. Coastal drilling along both coasts and parts of the Gulf could easily add another 10-15% of domestic capacity. That takes Saudi and Venezuala out of the picture. More likely a 10-15% increase in supply crushes the oil speculators and brings the market in line. Crude settles at $40-50 a barrel, maybe less. Build some refineries and start hitting the oil sands in the US and Canada and the energy market has a different look.
Keep in mind reserves are calculated on old technology and the assumption is it never gets any better. Both are false assumptions. Oil will not run out anytime soon. Prices will come down when the US has the political will to bring them down.
[quote]hedo wrote:
The ANWR is enormous. It is something like 19 Million acres of almost inacessible land that few if any will ever see or be able to survive in. Oil development would leave a small and heavily regulated footprint in the most remote areas (area 1002). Less then 10,000 acres would be used for development and would be easily reclaimed.
ANWT would add at least 5% to domestic capacity. Coastal drilling along both coasts and parts of the Gulf could easily add another 10-15% of domestic capacity. That takes Saudi and Venezuala out of the picture. More likely a 10-15% increase in supply crushes the oil speculators and brings the market in line. Crude settles at $40-50 a barrel, maybe less. Build some refineries and start hitting the oil sands in the US and Canada and the energy market has a different look.
Keep in mind reserves are calculated on old technology and the assumption is it never gets any better. Both are false assumptions. Oil will not run out anytime soon. Prices will come down when the US has the political will to bring them down.[/quote]
So did you write you letter?
I did and even got some responses back. Every little bit of pressure helps.
