Eddie Haskell
5/21/2008 8:03:00 PM
"Sid9" <sid9@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> "Eddie Haskell" <kimn@okjht.com> wrote in message
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>> "Lamont Cranston" <Lamont.Cranston@penumbra.com> wrote in message
>> news:g11kv9$g78$1@news.datemas.de...
>>> blue_collar_worker wrote:
>>>> ANWR has an estimated 10 to 15 billion barrels of oil.
>>>
>>> Irrelevant, Queef. It doesn't matter. You should find something else
>>> to whine about.
>>>
>>> www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4542853
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>>> Study: ANWR oil would have little impact
>>> Heavy reliance on foreign imports would continue, agency finds
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>> No shit, Crankston, ya frickin' retard. The point is that we need ANWR
>> and more domestic drilling all over the country, coupled with more
>> refineries and nuclear power. That one well won't supply all our needs or
>> get us off foreign oil is as STUPID an argument as "it might take 8- 10
>> years" you shit-heads were parroting back in 95 when Clinton vetoed ANWR.
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>> By that STUPID "logic," if one well won't get us off foreign oil then no
>> drilling should be done. Is that what you are saying, Crankston?
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>> I thought I explained to your dumbass that the DNC told you to parrot
>> your stupidity because they are beholden to the environmentalists. Oh,
>> that's right. The DNC monkey see, the DNC monkey do.
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>> Oo Oo Oo ah ah ah...
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>> Goddamn, my dog is smarter than you, Crankston.
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>> Now run, boy, before I have to kick your dumbass again..
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>> -Eddie Haskell
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>>> March. 16, 2004
>>> WASHINGTON - Opening an Alaska wildlife refuge to oil development would
>>> only slightly reduce America?s dependence on imports and would lower oil
>>> prices by less than 50 cents a barrel, according to an analysis released
>>> Tuesday by the Energy Department.
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>>> The report, issued by the Energy Information Administration, or EIA,
>>> said that if Congress gave the go-ahead to pump oil from Alaska?s Arctic
>>> National Wildlife Refuge, the crude could begin flowing by 2013 and
>>> reach a peak of 876,000 barrels a day by 2025.
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>>> But even at peak production, the EIA analysis said, the United States
>>> would still have to import two-thirds of its oil, as opposed to an
>>> expected 70 percent if the refuge?s oil remained off the market.
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> $132/bbl last I heard and no shortage......speculators? A bubble?
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> It's getting out of OPEC's control. The higher the price goes to more
> people will invest in alternatives...and they wont be back.
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> OPEC must be taking a shit..!
Riiight.. riiight.. $132 a barrel and OPEC is taking a shit.
Keep telling yourself that, Sid..
ma god.. mumble mumble..
-Eddie Haskell