Larry wrote:
Wayne.B wrote in
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On Thu, 10 Jun 2010 21:30:45 +0000, Larry wrote:

This also applies to partially empty lockers. One can never have too
many bulbs and fuses aboard.
Or oil filters, fuel filters, spare pumps, alternators, belts, bits of
wire, lumber scraps, odd lengths of line, etc.; not to mention all of
the priceless souvenirs scavenged from a beach somewhere.


.....and noone can quite remember WHICH beach....(c;]

....because all there have BEEN are beaches.....



Speaking of beaches, Larry,
That's New Orleans there.
Lake Lake Pontchartrain...

And mess below it, THAT is one huge mess!

http://www.home.earthlink.net/~cavelamb/proof.htm

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Richard Lamb

cavelamb wrote in news:ee-
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And mess below it, THAT is one huge mess!



Yes, it's large. Yes, it's a mess because nothing was ever done to stop
environmentalism from driving the oil companies further and further
offshore. This mess is at the feet of environmentalism and their drive to
get oil companies off the continental shelf. The blood is on their hands.

But, "huge"? Naw. The gulf will recover. The oceans always recover, no
matter how much money we throw at these "problems" doing nothing.

Plate tectonics has released vast oil domes into the environment for
billions of years. Why is the blue waters still blue? Because the system
recovers itself. Humans only made one tiny hole you can't even fit a man
into (assuming it were dry and on land, of course). Once the oil stops,
just like exxon valdez, the sea will recover itself. Oil wasn't invented
by the hated corporations. Nature invented oil and recovers from it just
fine.



--
Creationism is to science what storks are to obstetrics...

Larry

Larry wrote:
cavelamb wrote in news:ee-
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And mess below it, THAT is one huge mess!



Yes, it's large. Yes, it's a mess because nothing was ever done to stop
environmentalism from driving the oil companies further and further
offshore. This mess is at the feet of environmentalism and their drive to
get oil companies off the continental shelf. The blood is on their hands.

But, "huge"? Naw. The gulf will recover. The oceans always recover, no
matter how much money we throw at these "problems" doing nothing.

Plate tectonics has released vast oil domes into the environment for
billions of years. Why is the blue waters still blue? Because the system
recovers itself. Humans only made one tiny hole you can't even fit a man
into (assuming it were dry and on land, of course). Once the oil stops,
just like exxon valdez, the sea will recover itself. Oil wasn't invented
by the hated corporations. Nature invented oil and recovers from it just
fine.




heretic , a dissenter from established religious dogma

On Mon, 21 Jun 2010 07:05:12 -0700, Gordon wrote:

Larry wrote:
cavelamb wrote in news:ee-
:

And mess below it, THAT is one huge mess!



Yes, it's large. Yes, it's a mess because nothing was ever done to stop
environmentalism from driving the oil companies further and further
offshore. This mess is at the feet of environmentalism and their drive to
get oil companies off the continental shelf. The blood is on their hands.

But, "huge"? Naw. The gulf will recover. The oceans always recover, no
matter how much money we throw at these "problems" doing nothing.

Plate tectonics has released vast oil domes into the environment for
billions of years. Why is the blue waters still blue? Because the system
recovers itself. Humans only made one tiny hole you can't even fit a man
into (assuming it were dry and on land, of course). Once the oil stops,
just like exxon valdez, the sea will recover itself. Oil wasn't invented
by the hated corporations. Nature invented oil and recovers from it just
fine.




heretic , a dissenter from established religious dogma


Right. Sort of like Jesus Christ, Mohammad, and others of their ilk.

Cheers,

Bruce
(bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom)