Re: Natural-gas futures up 80%


Jim Blair wrote:
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> > Jim Blair wrote:
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> > > > Fucking Exxon wants to drill in your backyard.
> > > > Since the only morons they hire are Mobil morons.
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> jeb:
> > >
> > > They would like to drill in my back yard only if they expect to find gas
> > > there. And that is not likely in MY yard.
> >
> > The Mayor of Madison, Wiscosin has already found
> > natural gas there. And being a swamp gas idiot
> > trained by EPA-Exxon Inc, he/she is already drilling.
> >
>
> Hi,
>
> If Mayor Dave were to find a natural gas deposit in my back yard, or
> anywhere in Madison, that would be great. We could reduce our property
> taxes by the royalities, like they do in Alaska where the oil money provides
> a cash bonus for every resident every year. But unfortunately that gas just
> isn't here. So we will be paying a lot this winter to heat our houses :-(

If the Mayor of Madison, Wisconsin hadn't found a pocket of natural
gas
in Madison by this time, he would not only not be Mayor,
but they would have also kicked University Of Wisconson-Madison
out of The Big Ten 50 years ago, demolished and paved the
entire university, and turned it into a extension parking lot for
Notre Dame.



> Note that for the most part, it is those who live in Alaska that want to
> drill in ANWAR, and those who want gas to burn who oppose drilling there--or
> anywhere else. Don't drill for gas, just complain about the high price of
> gas, and blame the price increases on "big corporations".
>
> NOTE: the only "natural gas" (methane) in Madison that I remember reading
> about was some decades ago when a house next to a landfill blew up because
> some methane leaked into it. Now they vent the landfills and burn off the
> .methane, but there is not enough of it for commercial use. Some years
> later another house (by the UW campus next door to where I once lived ) blew
> up, but that was because a gas pipeline was cut by a street repair crew by
> mistake.
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