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Still kickin! Just been really busy these days in the coffee business. Yeah, the ranch is doing fine....plowing right now as the rains are finally falling and will plant grain sorghum again this year. I promise to stay in touch and if the fat man asks, tell him I've got his packet right here.

I'll bet some poor sap is listening to him right now saying that he warned everyone about the coming oil bust.

Here at my bodega when a Chavista asks if I've got TP, I tell them I've got revoluationary TP, and then show them a corn cob. Most laugh, some don't though they realize I'm right, of course.

Shovel-ready alright.

Spicy food. The wemmin look good till they hit about 25.

I spent 20 years in the oilfield and all I remember about it was this: That was 15 years ago. I see that the more things change, the more they stay the same.

Don't know about the world as a whole, but, as evidenced by the last two presidential elections in the US, the majority of American voters have clearly lost touch with reaity.

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The lady in the foreground is a brand inspector. :lol:

I have a feeling he's now on more than one watch list. :lol:

Nothing to see here. Just another classic case of workplace violence.

With 144 years of combined law enforcement experience, do you really think OT would act on faulty information? :roll:

He and OT have been pissing down our necks and telling us it's raining for years. This is not news. :D

Oil will someday reach $1000 a barrel, probably not in our lifetimes, but it'll get there I believe. Eventually, when the cost to extract a barrel costs the same as the barrel itself, production efforts will end. At that point the human race is generally either farked or has figured out how to...

The lighter the oil the less chance there is for mixing, the heavier the oil, the more easily it makes an 'emulsion' with the oil.....which is usually difficult to break or separate. I know nothing about the API gravity of baaken oil though from what I've heard, the Canadian stuff is really...

He's already been south one too many times.

The sooner the world realizes and accepts that Islam is not a religion but a way of life, the sooner it can be dealt with properly. In our politically correct world though, this means we're toast.

Think packets. :lol: I'd wager they view him like they view the fat man today........a weird, self-promoting blowhard who himself needs monitoring.

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