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08/25/2011, 01:30 PM
JAMAS

If you need me, I'll be flower puppying
08/25/2011, 09:40 PM
VXR

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Originally Posted by Y33TREKker

I haven't seen Gasland, so I'm curious about a piece of information that wasn't included in that paragraph.

Was the question ever posed to either of the landowners mentioned of whether they'd been able to light their well water on fire before the oil and gas activity started in the area?

good question:yesb:

I watched it a while ago so perhaps circ can tell us when he watches it or finds something else to copy and paste from wikipedia:laughb:
08/25/2011, 10:01 PM
RickOKC

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Originally Posted by JAMAS

If you need me, I'll be flower puppying

Hey, at least you aren't puppy de-flowering. That's still illegal in some areas where fracking is common.

Sorry, as another Battlestar Galactica fan, I can't read comments about "fracking" without cracking up! So sue me... I'm the world's oldest 10-year-old. :laughing:
08/26/2011, 06:06 AM
circmand

Really

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Originally Posted by Y33TREKker

Are you serious? Have you never seen an episode of Battlestar Gallactica....or looked up the definition of the word "joke" in the dictionary? :p

And why was that the only part of my post that you responded to? Did the part about the dollar signs making people look the other way make too much sense? Those lawyers you referenced sound like the ones Erin Brockovich faced in the movie made about her.

I am still waiting from my original post about causing earthquakes from you. I would have written more but there comes a point that your arguements get to ignorant and filled with misspellings that to even respond gives them more integrity then they deserve.

As for paid scientists who do you think is paying for the ones who put forth the arguements that agree with the enviromentalists? Then you have Al Gore a tobacco farmer who was pro tobacco before he was against who seems to be the main scientist for man made global warming despite the fact he has no scientific training. Add to that all the destroyed data that the pro man made global warming scientists claim they had that proved their case.
08/26/2011, 06:50 AM
Osteomata

It was only a matter of time before circmand strayed into denialism, conspiracy mongering, and gross mistatements of scientific consensus about anthropogenic global warming.
08/26/2011, 09:41 AM
Y33TREKker

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Originally Posted by circmand

I am still waiting from my original post about causing earthquakes from you. I would have written more but there comes a point that your arguements get to ignorant and filled with misspellings that to even respond gives them more integrity then they deserve.

As for paid scientists who do you think is paying for the ones who put forth the arguements that agree with the enviromentalists? Then you have Al Gore a tobacco farmer who was pro tobacco before he was against who seems to be the main scientist for man made global warming despite the fact he has no scientific training. Add to that all the destroyed data that the pro man made global warming scientists claim they had that proved their case.

You may want to review that part of this thread to make sure you're directing your questions to the right person.

Oh, and for further reference, there's no "e" in the middle of "arguments", and a couple of words later, in that case it would be "too", with two o's. :p
08/26/2011, 11:46 AM
VXR

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Originally Posted by Osteomata

It was only a matter of time before circmand strayed into denialism

LOL hey circ you feelin ok?
08/29/2011, 01:02 AM
FlyingV77

I'm the one that likes two mispell stuf, and use impoper grammur!
08/29/2011, 12:26 PM
circmand

To quote Adam Savage

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Originally Posted by Osteomata

It was only a matter of time before circmand strayed into denialism, conspiracy mongering, and gross mistatements of scientific consensus about anthropogenic global warming.

"I reject your reality, and substitute my own"
08/29/2011, 12:31 PM
tom4bren

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Originally Posted by circmand

"I reject your reality, and substitute my own"

ROFL

Reminds me of one of my 'not so bright' moments:

I once told our Director (about 8 levels of management above me) that physics has nothing to do with reality. Yup, you guessed it - he has a Doctorate in physics.
08/29/2011, 01:14 PM
vt_maverick

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Originally Posted by tom4bren

ROFL

Reminds me of one of my 'not so bright' moments:

I once told our Director (about 8 levels of management above me) that physics has nothing to do with reality. Yup, you guessed it - he has a Doctorate in physics.

Apparently that's a shared view... when I was at Tech all engineering and computer science students were required to take two semesters of physics. The physics department, whose average graduating class size was (no kidding) 8-10 kids per year, apparently enjoyed giving exams that frustrated their more practically-minded out-of-major students (who composed 95% of their classes). I remember a friend in the aerospace engineering department told me he made an 8 on an exam and still passed after the curve.

Well apparently the engineering department decided it had enough, and although no one knows for sure what happened, one day the college of arts and sciences announced that the physics major was being "withdrawn" for 1-2 years while the department "reorganized." Message sent. ;)
08/30/2011, 10:40 PM
VXR

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Originally Posted by circmand

"I reject your reality, and substitute my own"

That is what you (and the refs) did in SB XL:yesb:
08/31/2011, 04:56 AM
circmand

while the Seapigeons

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Originally Posted by VXR

That is what you (and the refs) did in SB XL:yesb:

Simply played really poor football
08/31/2011, 10:40 AM
fuzzy

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Originally Posted by vt_maverick

Apparently that's a shared view... when I was at Tech all engineering and computer science students were required to take two semesters of physics. The physics department, whose average graduating class size was (no kidding) 8-10 kids per year, apparently enjoyed giving exams that frustrated their more practically-minded out-of-major students (who composed 95% of their classes). I remember a friend in the aerospace engineering department told me he made an 8 on an exam and still passed after the curve.

As an aerospace engineering major from Georgia Tech, I can confirm the exact same thing at Ga Tech. ;) Here's to partial credit and curves (and making sure the curve "anchor" never withdraws from your class)! :thumbup:
08/31/2011, 02:20 PM
VXR

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Originally Posted by circmand

Simply played really poor football

you are correct pit did play some bad football that day:yesb:

The Seahawks had six more first downs (20-14) and more total yards (396 to 339) than the Steelers did. Seattle won the time of possession battle by controlling the clock for more than 33 minutes. They also had one less turnover.

Worthlessbergers passer rating of 22.6 was the lowest in Super Bowl history:yesb:
09/01/2011, 05:56 AM
circmand

But

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Originally Posted by VXR

you are correct pit did play some bad football that day:yesb:

The Seahawks had six more first downs (20-14) and more total yards (396 to 339) than the Steelers did. Seattle won the time of possession battle by controlling the clock for more than 33 minutes. They also had one less turnover.

Worthlessbergers passer rating of 22.6 was the lowest in Super Bowl history:yesb:

The Steelers scored more points. And isn't that how winners are decided? In baseball if one team has 9 hits all singles one per inning no runs scored, and another team has one hit a home run who wins. The air in Seattle must be to thin to actually understand the concept.
09/01/2011, 12:34 PM
VXR

But

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Originally Posted by circmand

The Steelers scored more points. And isn't that how winners are decided? In baseball if one team has 9 hits all singles one per inning no runs scored, and another team has one hit a home run who wins. The air in Seattle must be to thin to actually understand the concept.

the refs can make game changing bad calls:yesb:

I guess there is something in pit water that causes one to live in a constant state of denial:yesb:
09/01/2011, 12:47 PM
circmand

Actually

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Originally Posted by VXR

the refs can make game changing bad calls:yesb:

I guess there is something in pit water that causes one to live in a constant state of denial:yesb:

My guess its all that eating pine cones and tree bark and protesting outside in the winter that makes Seaduck fans beleive with their hearts not their eyes. Frankly I think you should just accept what those who have been there before tell you since you evidently can't process facts very well on your own
09/01/2011, 03:49 PM
VXR

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Originally Posted by circmand

Frankly I think you should just accept what those who have been there before tell you since you evidently can't process facts very well on your own

sensing imminent defeat circ maintained his position:

http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da.../untitled3.jpg
09/02/2011, 06:08 AM
circmand

vxr during the game

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Originally Posted by VXR

sensing imminent defeat circ maintained his position:

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maybe you missed something
09/02/2011, 08:46 AM
frankd14321

Gotta live in CA, a 5.8 is nothing haha.. Should try a 7+ it's better than Six Flags! HHAHAHA
09/03/2011, 12:15 AM
VXR

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Originally Posted by circmand

maybe you missed something

What this?

http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/data/500/pit.jpg

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