Deepwater Horizon Plot

[Charles]

Yup, U wuz right an I wuz wrong.

I was pickin' up them Trylattrial Comissions on muh beanie, wunst I made a big point on toppa it (used muh noggin fer a mould), I wuz pickin' up them Booger fellers too.

Went an' peed on th' lectric meter an' made th' damn thing run bakkards!!!

Chas

[Sandy G]

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Went an' peed on th' lectric meter an' made th' damn thing run bakkards!!!

Betcha it wasn't NEAR as much Fun as I had when I was 5,6 maybe 'n' Peed on Daddy's Bull Dozer Electric Fence...No real damage done, but, DAH-YUM...I can STILL feel it...Those Bull Dozers-They were powerful enuff to pop a weed offa the fence wire....Most of the other brands of Electric Fence, the cattle would just kinda "bull" their way thru...Not with a Bull-Dozer...They made BELIEVERS outta things...Including Juan Tomas Littlejohn....(grin)

[Charles]

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Originally Posted by Charles

Went an' peed on th' lectric meter an' made th' damn thing run bakkards!!!

Betcha it wasn't NEAR as much Fun as I had when I was 5,6 maybe 'n' Peed on Daddy's Bull Dozer Electric Fence...No real damage done, but, DAH-YUM...I can STILL feel it...Those Bull Dozers-They were powerful enuff to pop a weed offa the fence wire....Most of the other brands of Electric Fence, the cattle would just kinda "bull" their way thru...Not with a Bull-Dozer...They made BELIEVERS outta things...Including Juan Tomas Littlejohn....(grin)

I remember reading a story about a "fellow" who, during "The War of Northern Aggression" had just passed into Kansas from Missouri, along with his new found wealth.

Apparently a terrible storm erupted, and this "fellow" was struck by a bolt of lightening. At the time he was wearing a brace of Colt's, and the lightening strike fired all of their cylinders.

The spectators reported that it was a most impressive sight.

At least it's supposed to be true!!!

Chas

[hillbilly]

Just part of a plan, .. just as I figured it was from the get go.


http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/ynews_pl2693

[Charles]

Originally Posted by hillbilly

Just part of a plan, .. just as I figured it was from the get go.


http://news.yahoo.com/s/ynews/ynews_pl2693

Get used to it, Cap and Trade's gonna pass.

And it ain't about saving a whale, or a snail darter, or a fukkin owl, or nonna that shit.

It's all about the big boys, BP included, who have too much money invested in taxing the air you breathe to let it fail.

The Masters have spoken, shell out. That's what serfs do.

Chas

[finnbow]

Even though the Cap & Trade protocol was instrumental to the success of the Clean Air Act of 1990 in ridding us (mostly) of acid rain, I'm a little skeptical about using it for CO2. I'd support a healthy tax hike on gasoline instead for the reasons I posted yesterday somewhere here.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by hillbilly

Just part of a plan, .. just as I figured it was from the get go.

So, what are you saying, HB? What sort of a plan are you talking about? Do you think the leak is the result of Obama Administration dirty tricks?

John

[Charles]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Even though the Cap & Trade protocol was instrumental to the success of the Clean Air Act of 1990 in ridding us (mostly) of acid rain, I'm a little skeptical about using it for CO2. I'd support a healthy tax hike on gasoline instead for the reasons I posted yesterday somewhere here.

I read your reasons and I'm still opposed.

I see it as more power in the hand of the Fed Gov. They take their cut and return a percentage to those who toe their line.

IMHO, the Fed Gov has overstepped their boundaries, and needs to be slapped down.

Not trying to pick a fight, but that's my opinion on the matter.

Chas

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by Charles

I read your reasons and I'm still opposed.

I see it as more power in the hand of the Fed Gov. They take their cut and return a percentage to those who toe their line.

IMHO, the Fed Gov has overstepped their boundaries, and needs to be slapped down.

Not trying to pick a fight, but that's my opinion on the matter.

Chas

Pick a fight, that's OK sir..

If Congress were willing/able to pass a stiff, but revenue neutral gas tax (to your wallet as well), would you support it? And if not, why not?

[Charles]

Originally Posted by finnbow

Pick a fight, that's OK sir..

If Congress were willing/able to pass a stiff, but revenue neutral gas tax (to your wallet as well), would you support it? And if not, why not?

If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have anyone to fight with...at least tonight.

No, I wouldn't support it.

My reason is, once they get the money they will use it as the means to enforce their will on us...once they take their cut.

Bottom line is, I'm no fan of central planning. I an loathe to grant any more power to our masters.

Are we diametrically opposed on this issue?

Chas