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Originally Posted by brownie
(Post 415654)
Free oil? Wait till he starts another war and more likely with iran and 4$ gas will be disney land compare to 10$ gas and 400$ oil. Lets not wish for it because we may just get it and if it does see ya at the soup line when GW cashes in with chaney smoking cigar on top of newly relocated haliburton in dubai of course if there is a dubai when the mega war breaks out.:eek:
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Originally Posted by Trash Hauler 1
(Post 416074)
I didn't realize Howard Dean was an airline pilot!! (bg)
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Originally Posted by brownie
(Post 416084)
Thanks for the howard dean coment atleast you didn't offend me by calling me a republican.
...an eye for an eye, right? ;) |
Truth
[QUOTE=⌐ AV8OR WANNABE;416088]Could be worst, he/she could've called you a democrat or even worst – a liberal! :eek:QUOTE]
I thought the appelation was obvious.... at least he didn't scream and name random cities. Some part of the meds is obviously effective! (bg) I gotta say though, if comparing you to Dean flatters... TH1 ps Its all in fun |
Hey Aviator Wannabe,
Are you on reserve or something? You seem to be here a lot. hahaha. |
Originally Posted by MiserDD
(Post 416023)
Oil Shale is where our future oil will come from and all we have to do to see an immediate drop in oil prices is for congress to allow immediate drilling.
A 2005 estimate set the total world resources of oil shale at 411 gigatons — enough to yield 2.8 to 3.3 trillion barrels (520 km³) of shale oil. This exceeds the world's proven conventional oil reserves, estimated at 1.317 trillion barrels (209.4×109 m3), as of 1 January 2007. The largest deposits in the world are found in the United States in the Green River basin, which covers portions of Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming; about 70% of this resource is located on federally owned or managed land.[22] Deposits in the United States constitute 62% of world resources; together, the United States, Russia and Brazil account for 86% of the world's resources in terms of shale oil content. These figures are considered tentative, as several deposits have not yet been explored or analyzed. Fear in the Middle East that the world could turn to the US for all their energy needs would force them to immediately flood the market with cheep oil to immediately lower the price and keep the world focused on the middle ease as major source of energy. Our own environmentalist would point out that due to the drastic drop in oil prices there was no longer a need to start shale development. Not to worry, congress just voted last month to again keep drilling out of this area. Hillary and Obama both took a break from their hectic in-fighting to cast their votes against the exploitation of these oil shale fields. |
Originally Posted by dudewannabe
(Post 416158)
Hey Aviator Wannabe,
Are you on reserve or something? You seem to be here a lot. hahaha. |
A buddy of mine just finished his recurrent and he heard that the 727 sim which was supposed to be replaced by the 767 sim will now stick around until the end of this year. Possible reason given was new hire interviews... Has anyone else heard something similar?
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Originally Posted by ⌐ AV8OR WANNABE
(Post 419373)
A buddy of mine just finished his recurrent and he heard that the 727 sim which was supposed to be replaced by the 767 sim will now stick around until the end of this year. Possible reason given was new hire interviews... Has anyone else heard something similar?
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Originally Posted by J Dawg
(Post 419403)
Haven't heard anything; but this doesn't make any sense. Airlines don't keep full motion sims just for interviews. Besides, UPS has historically used any available sim or FTD available on the day of interview.
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