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Breaking: Texas oil RIG on fire...not the same as refinery fire

 
weegie  (OP)

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05/05/2010 07:19 PM
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Re: Breaking: Texas oil RIG on fire...not the same as refinery fire
nd no i'm not going to try living in the "petro-chem-refinery belt"....it's a non-natural disaster waiting to happen.

post some links to multiple rigs catching on fire/leaking gas on a weekly basis or stfu.


Admittedly, you have no first-hand experience in this area, yet you continue to yammer.

And, quite apparently, you have no idea what you are yammering about because it was a truck that exploded at a refinery (apparently didn't follow grounding protocol) and a natural gas leak.

So, until you actually know what you are talking about, why don't you STFU...
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 950567

If you are trying to imply that the leak was "natural" you are mistaken. This is NOT gas leaking from a crack in the ground...it is spewing from an out-of-control rig. It is probably more correct to call the rig a "gas rig" than an "oil rig", but most people don't bother to distinguish between the two. I'm not familiar with this particular rig, but most rigs in this area are actually for natural gas rather than oil.
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05/05/2010 07:20 PM
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DESTROY EVERYTHING.....DOOM TIME

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05/05/2010 07:26 PM
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"Still, the US Minerals Management Service says that, since 2001, 858 fires and explosions have broken out on oil and gas industry facilities in the Gulf of Mexico, resulting in the loss of 55 lives."


And that's just in the GOM.

Did you hear about all of those?

No.

Do you believe you will hear about all those on land?

You shouldn't because you won't.

If a tree falls in a forest and no one......
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05/05/2010 07:30 PM
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If you are trying to imply that the leak was "natural" you are mistaken. This is NOT gas leaking from a crack in the ground...it is spewing from an out-of-control rig. It is probably more correct to call the rig a "gas rig" than an "oil rig", but most people don't bother to distinguish between the two. I'm not familiar with this particular rig, but most rigs in this area are actually for natural gas rather than oil.
 Quoting: weegie


Not sure how you surmised that implication (first sentence), but, no, that's not what I was implying.

And, actually, the Horizon is neither a leak nor "from a rig". It is a wild well (uncontrolled) from, well, a well. The rig is the structure that blew up and sunk.

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what a day :(
Water always wins. :sun:
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05/05/2010 07:36 PM
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Some are trying their damn-est to bring this country to it's knees.

Come hell or high water, someone wants a real revolt from with in this country.

There seems way to many different items happening at the same time, why is the question?

What are they really trying to do or better yet hide?


You guys do understand this shit goes on all the time in TX and LA, right?

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 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 950567


I don't believe they do understand. Just this drilling rig explosion is drawing attention to things making them seem out of the norm, when they are in fact normal.

It's Texas. It's hot. There's static in the air down south right now as the air is very dry. Shit happens! If there was someone really wanting to do some damage to the industry, they wouldn't be hitting these small rigs. They'd be hitting one of two ports that could shut down half the nation. Houston and Corpus Christi. A drilling rig in Brownsville is hardly "big" news.
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Some are trying their damn-est to bring this country to it's knees.

Come hell or high water, someone wants a real revolt from with in this country.

There seems way to many different items happening at the same time, why is the question?

What are they really trying to do or better yet hide?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 739448



Someone? I will tell you who, its those Dam people over in the muslim countries we keep letting into our country that are doing it, they are terrorists and if they arent now they or someone in their family ends up being one..BAN THEM FROM THE UNITED STATES AND DEPORT THEM ALL! before its too late, they have only one agenda..destroy AMERICA!
Too bad most people are too ignorant to figure this out for themselves, including our own government.
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05/05/2010 07:37 PM
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Re: Breaking: Texas oil RIG on fire...not the same as refinery fire
nd no i'm not going to try living in the "petro-chem-refinery belt"....it's a non-natural disaster waiting to happen.

post some links to multiple rigs catching on fire/leaking gas on a weekly basis or stfu.


Admittedly, you have no first-hand experience in this area, yet you continue to yammer.

And, quite apparently, you have no idea what you are yammering about because it was a truck that exploded at a refinery (apparently didn't follow grounding protocol) and a natural gas leak.

So, until you actually know what you are talking about, why don't you STFU...

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If you are trying to imply that the leak was "natural" you are mistaken. This is NOT gas leaking from a crack in the ground...it is spewing from an out-of-control rig.

<SNIP>
 Quoting: weegie



LOL...I understand how you read it. No, Iwas using the term to describe an actual substance "natural gas" (NG)....the gas that is drilled.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

I was not implying the leak was natural.

However, the leak to which I was actually referring is from the NG well in Boca Chica.
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05/05/2010 07:39 PM
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Re: Breaking: Texas oil RIG on fire...not the same as refinery fire
Some are trying their damn-est to bring this country to it's knees.

Come hell or high water, someone wants a real revolt from with in this country.

There seems way to many different items happening at the same time, why is the question?

What are they really trying to do or better yet hide?
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 739448



Stop blaming people for fuck sake

It could be small doses of CME, EMF etc thats causing these accidents

Last nite while I was on GLP , something strange happen to my comp. Some strange numbers showed up , something like a programming nos instead of words. WTF is this ? This happen for about 10 mins. Strange !
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Why don't you research it...instead blindly reaching for that bottle of doomtard
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"Doomtard"...


rofllolrofl
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05/05/2010 07:40 PM
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Re: Breaking: Texas oil RIG on fire...not the same as refinery fire
I don't believe they do understand. Just this drilling rig explosion is drawing attention to things making them seem out of the norm, when they are in fact normal.

It's Texas. It's hot. There's static in the air down south right now as the air is very dry. Shit happens! If there was someone really wanting to do some damage to the industry, they wouldn't be hitting these small rigs. They'd be hitting one of two ports that could shut down half the nation. Houston and Corpus Christi. A drilling rig in Brownsville is hardly "big" news.
 Quoting: LadyTexan


Exactly. And everything in between from Beaumont to Corpus.....like a string of fireworks.

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05/05/2010 07:40 PM
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This hole mess has a slimely film to it, and I'm not referring to the oil slick.
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05/05/2010 07:45 PM
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Re: Breaking: Texas oil RIG on fire...not the same as refinery fire
LOL...I understand how you read it. No, Iwas using the term to describe an actual substance "natural gas" (NG)....the gas that is drilled.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

I was not implying the leak was natural.

However, the leak to which I was actually referring is from the NG well in Boca Chica.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 950567


LOL...a noun rather than an adjective

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weegie  (OP)

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05/05/2010 09:40 PM
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Re: Breaking: Texas oil RIG on fire...not the same as refinery fire
If you are trying to imply that the leak was "natural" you are mistaken. This is NOT gas leaking from a crack in the ground...it is spewing from an out-of-control rig. It is probably more correct to call the rig a "gas rig" than an "oil rig", but most people don't bother to distinguish between the two. I'm not familiar with this particular rig, but most rigs in this area are actually for natural gas rather than oil.


Not sure how you surmised that implication (first sentence), but, no, that's not what I was implying.

And, actually, the Horizon is neither a leak nor "from a rig". It is a wild well (uncontrolled) from, well, a well. The rig is the structure that blew up and sunk.

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 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 950567

This thread isn't about the Horizon.
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05/06/2010 12:07 AM
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Re: Breaking: Texas oil RIG on fire...not the same as refinery fire
If you are trying to imply that the leak was "natural" you are mistaken. This is NOT gas leaking from a crack in the ground...it is spewing from an out-of-control rig. It is probably more correct to call the rig a "gas rig" than an "oil rig", but most people don't bother to distinguish between the two. I'm not familiar with this particular rig, but most rigs in this area are actually for natural gas rather than oil.


Not sure how you surmised that implication (first sentence), but, no, that's not what I was implying.

And, actually, the Horizon is neither a leak nor "from a rig". It is a wild well (uncontrolled) from, well, a well. The rig is the structure that blew up and sunk.

.

This thread isn't about the Horizon.
 Quoting: weegie


Yes but you referenced "spewing from an out of control rig", and the only thing that was out-of-control is the Horizon well.
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05/06/2010 12:13 AM
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 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 961549


I saw this video on TV when it was first aired! Made me sick at the time! It was shocking, and still is. Humans can do terrible things to themselves and to others. Committing suicide is not a solution!





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