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![]() "Frogwatch" wrote in message ... On Jun 5, 10:24 am, "YukonBound" wrote: "nom=de=plume" wrote in message ... "Frogwatch" wrote in message ... If I was a bit closer to the spill, I'd put a couple big trash cans in my boat and a scoop net and go bag me some tar balls or even some oil. At $100/bbl it wouldn't take much to pay for a trip. They ought to put a bounty on it. All those fishermen could be paid to take their nets and go net some tar balls. BP could pay em by the volume (actually I'd use some formula basd on density compared to water to avoid paying for water). BP would then take the collected oil and send it to the refinery. Dont laugh too much cuz local fishermen have been collecting cannonball jellyfish to be dried and sold to the Japanese and I bet most aged tar balls are less oozy than a jellyfish. Jeez... you really are stupid! Not to mention dangerous. Already people have been affected by the oil and the dispersant chemicals. I can unnerstand why jps, bpuharic, nom and hk dont go boating, that hydrogen oxide is dangerous stuff. Their boats should be required to have a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) on it. Exposure to large amounts of Di-hydrogen Oxide can result in nauseau, headaches and vomiting. You're just plain dumb... no other explanation holds, since they don't do frontal lobotomies any more in psychiatric hospitals. |