Gas Drop At 2:00 Am..
09-04-2005, 02:42 AM
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Location: Bayou-self Louisiana
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I got up to meet my tanker truck tonight.......safety thing.
1st time too.
He said the new strat reserves being released along with the imported oil " that doesnt meet our strict low sulpher EPA admissions" is allowing the refineries to go full tilt and not ration. Dont know what that means to you all and what it does for the three giant refineries that were smacked down by the hurricane.
But I guess I can get that 250 gallon deisel tank out of my truck bed now...
I've been driving around like Sanford & Son.The truck surges and slows with the swashing of the deisel. Oh was hording for personnal use cause I can.
Now I have to get the Bar & Grill back up. I wish I was still in oilfeild now!
1st time too.
He said the new strat reserves being released along with the imported oil " that doesnt meet our strict low sulpher EPA admissions" is allowing the refineries to go full tilt and not ration. Dont know what that means to you all and what it does for the three giant refineries that were smacked down by the hurricane.
But I guess I can get that 250 gallon deisel tank out of my truck bed now...
I've been driving around like Sanford & Son.The truck surges and slows with the swashing of the deisel. Oh was hording for personnal use cause I can.
Now I have to get the Bar & Grill back up. I wish I was still in oilfeild now!
09-04-2005, 11:00 AM
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[quote name='l8t apex' date='Sep 3 2005, 11:42 PM']I got up to meet my tanker truck tonight.......safety thing.
1st time too.
He said the new strat reserves being released along with the imported oil " that doesnt meet our strict low sulpher EPA admissions" is allowing the refineries to go full tilt and not ration. Dont know what that means to you all and what it does for the three giant refineries that were smacked down by the hurricane.
But I guess I can get that 250 gallon deisel tank out of my truck bed now...
I've been driving around like Sanford & Son.The truck surges and slows with the swashing of the deisel. Oh was hording for personnal use cause I can.
Now I have to get the Bar & Grill back up. I wish I was still in oilfeild now!
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Bablefish it!
1st time too.
He said the new strat reserves being released along with the imported oil " that doesnt meet our strict low sulpher EPA admissions" is allowing the refineries to go full tilt and not ration. Dont know what that means to you all and what it does for the three giant refineries that were smacked down by the hurricane.
But I guess I can get that 250 gallon deisel tank out of my truck bed now...
I've been driving around like Sanford & Son.The truck surges and slows with the swashing of the deisel. Oh was hording for personnal use cause I can.
Now I have to get the Bar & Grill back up. I wish I was still in oilfeild now!
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Bablefish it!
09-04-2005, 02:46 PM
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Location: Highways of the Midwest
Posts: 896
It means that there is no shortage of crude right now and that gas prices should at least stabzlize if not drop, which I have noticed they did localy. There still is the lost production from the plants hit by Katrina, but things have shifted a bit to allow the rest of the plants to up production.
