British Petroleum and The Oil Leak in the Gulf of Mexico...

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c0lchester

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• May 25, 2010

• #21

this oil spill bullshit has got me woried

 

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Hobgoblit

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• May 25, 2010

• #22

It's too late now, the damage is done. I saw the Governor of Louisiana stick a stake in the marsh water and pull up 6 inches of sludge on CNN. All the life in the marsh begins in that water, once its gone its gone. This really is bad, and I don't thing people understand that yet. I just hope they get it sealed.

 

Don Gin and Ton

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• May 25, 2010

• #23

yeah ive seen the slick on the tv and agree its already a done deal. what gets me is why no one has developed some chemical compound that absorbs oil but not water

 

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Hobgoblit

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• May 25, 2010

• #24

I'm sure they have something. Probably too toxic, or the EPA won't let them use it.

 

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Hobgoblit

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• May 25, 2010

• #25

Is that your dog?

 

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Hobgoblit

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• May 25, 2010

• #26

I have a 2 yr old male boxer sitting here staring at me. Awesome dogs.

 

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Hobgoblit

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• May 25, 2010

• #27

my badass stud...

 

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c0lchester

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• May 25, 2010

• #28

http://www.metroactive.com/metro/01.09.08/cover-fungus-0802.html

mushrooms that eat oil? too good to be true?

 

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Hobgoblit

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• May 25, 2010

• #29

Now all we need is a patch of em the size of Rhode Island right?

 

YungMoolaBaby

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• May 25, 2010

• #30

If BP, the government and the people care enough about their own fate, we'll make that fucking patch damnit. I hope so at least for the sake of humanity and the planet.

 

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Hobgoblit

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• May 25, 2010

• #31

I think sealing the well would be the smartest plan right now. They have ways to clean up most of the oil. But think about this, it's been what? 20-30 yrs since the Exxon Valdez? Believe it or not you can still turn rocks over in that bay and find oil. So no matter how much we clean, it's still there.

 

Don Gin and Ton

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• May 26, 2010

• #32

Hobgoblit said:

Is that your dog?

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sadly not man i really want one but my girl says no to a big dog and deep down i know i cant look after it properly with my work n stuff, my fam bred them for years, i could get one of our line no probs but i just couldnt give it the life it needs

 

Don Gin and Ton

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• May 26, 2010

• #33

back to the oil.

I work with a kurdish fella who told me when saddam burnt the oil wells in iraq for months whenever it rained they had black oily rain. if they dont sort out this spill soon enough its all going round into the atmosphere