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Oil rig explosion in the gulf? Again?
Is this shit for real or is it some sick joke I'm seeing on breaking news? What in the fuck. :helpme
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links?.....
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I hope you're just being an asshole...
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Nah, I'm not kidding. 80 miles south of Vermillion bay, all 13 people reported ok now. I saw it on MSNBC as breaking news, so I havent looked for links. No doubt more will come out, but there was no word of oil in the water that I heard.
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Dont have the idiot box on and CNN.com has nothing yet.
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This is about all thats out so far: http://www.kmov.com/home/Coast-Guard...102065593.html
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These have been terror attacks. And are being covered up
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they found the 13trh person, there are injuries.... no word on oil leaking
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I just got a message on my black berry about it, why after all this time with no problems are we having them all now?
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CNN BREAKING NEWS: Coast Guard says it is responding to rig explosion south of Grand Isle, La.
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I do hope this will be the start of higher investments in safe and clean energy but I'm doubtful at best
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I blame the British ... again!
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Just heard it on the radio up here as well
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I wonder what company owns the rig
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Say it ain't so......going to turn on the tube for an update :helpme
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An explosion has torn through an offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico, west of the site of the blast in April that caused a huge oil spill.
The blast, which threw 13 people into the water, was reported by a commercial helicopter company about 0930 local time (1330 GMT), Coast Guard Petty Officer Casey Ranel said. It is unclear if the structure is a production platform or a drilling rig. Seven helicopters, two airplanes and four boats are en route to the site. The blast occurred around 130km (80 miles) south of Vermilion Bay along the central Louisiana coast. Mr Ranel said smoke was reported but it is unclear whether the rig is still burning. All 13 workers who fell into the Gulf are accounted for, the Coastguard said. On person is reportedly injured "[They] are all wearing some sort of an immersion suit that protects them from the water," Coast Guard chief petty officer John Edwards told MSNBC. The platform, which is not currently producing, is owned by Mariner Energy and is located in approximately 2,500ft (762m) of water, the Coast Guard said. "Right now we're focused on search and rescue and then, ultimately, as this thing progresses we're going to be looking into the cause," Mr Edwards said. The latest explosion comes more than four months after an blast ripped through a Deepwater Horizon rig run by BP, causing about hundreds of million gallons of oil to be released into the Gulf of Mexico. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-11014645 |
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i am just waiting for fox to tell me what to believe.. what do you think? . |
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I don't see many people pledging to give up their cars.
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SuperFletch is going to be busy.
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:Oh crap
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I live in what could be commonly referred to as 'the sticks' with a population under 2500 (2345 at the last census). There is zero public transportation here you cannot even get a taxi and with much of the population in rural areas having a car is essential. I would love to give up my vehicle but I need it... so rather than give up the car I wish more people were clamoring for the development of alternative energy sources....even that would not kill the need for oil, we use it in so many products it looks like we will need it for generations |
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"The platform, known as Vermilion Oil Platform 380, was owned by Mariner Energy of Houston, according to a homeland security operations update obtained by The Associated Press. The platform was not producing oil and gas, according to the operations report."
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I heard fox has pics of joe biden on the platform with a big lighter lol maybe its because the bush admin cut back on so many regs for the oil industry and now we are seeing the aftermath
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but, no i dont trust the govt one bit... however, drilling never stopped in the gulf... they are just going deeper than ever before and some of the loose regulations enacted during the bush years has led to some risk taking and that i think is more of the problem... . |
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If any of those people died, they would have been some of the most worthless deaths of all time. The instant people see "oil rig exploded in the gulf", I doubt anyone was thinking "oh shit, are the workers okay?"
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Corn Sharks.. Do you have any idea how dangerous those are? They spit corn at you at very high speeds then they eat you. They make you look like a corn on the cob, melt butter on you and they feast. Very dangerous! |
its the same old crap
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i knew there was a way to blame obama for this..... i cant believe he does not personally go out and inspect each one of these rigs himself.. instead he just acts like a lazy negro going on holliday all the time... btw.. did you know it was safe to drill deep if you follow the same safety measures that almost every other country employ... nevermind... them is facts and we dont need to worry about those.... finally.. i think this was a shallow drilling platform.. but lets just stick to the deep drilling obama fault story.. i like it much better... :thumbsup . |
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You didn't really think it would take very long, did you? . |
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