Looks like my neighbor whose farm property is next to mine is
drilling an oil well. If it comes in, we might also be interested.
They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from
another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day
and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about
the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

.. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.

We'll see what happens.

On Thursday, January 31, 2013 11:01:24 PM UTC-4, Tim wrote:
Looks like my neighbor whose farm property is next to mine is

drilling an oil well. If it comes in, we might also be interested.

They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from

another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day

and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about

the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

Hey... it worked out pretty good for Jed Clampet and his kinfolk.



. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.



We'll see what happens.

On 1/31/2013 10:01 PM, Tim wrote:
Looks like my neighbor whose farm property is next to mine is
drilling an oil well. If it comes in, we might also be interested.
They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from
another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day
and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about
the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.

We'll see what happens.


Drill baby drill!!!

On Jan 31, 9:37*pm, True North wrote:
On Thursday, January 31, 2013 11:01:24 PM UTC-4, Tim wrote:
Looks like my neighbor *whose *farm property is next to mine is

drilling an oil well. *If it comes in, we might also be interested.

They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from

another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day

and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about

the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

Hey... it worked out pretty good for Jed Clampet and his kinfolk.









. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.

We'll see what happens.

Yeah, but he got his with a musket!

HAHAHA!

On Jan 31, 9:55*pm, JustWaitAFrekinMinute
wrote:
On 1/31/2013 10:01 PM, Tim wrote:

Looks like my neighbor *whose *farm property is next to mine is
drilling an oil well. *If it comes in, we might also be interested.
They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from
another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day
and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about
the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.

We'll see what happens.

Drill baby drill!!!

yup!

On Thu, 31 Jan 2013 19:01:24 -0800 (PST), Tim wrote:

Looks like my neighbor whose farm property is next to mine is
drilling an oil well. If it comes in, we might also be interested.
They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from
another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day
and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about
the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.

We'll see what happens.

I wish you well!


Salmonbait

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'Name-calling'...the liberals' answer to a lost argument!

And, BTW, you know you live in a country run by idiots if
the government's plan for getting people back to work is
to provide 99 weeks of checks for not working.

In article a0e0c815-0c03-4304-b10f-da94bbe1dcd6
@f6g2000yqm.googlegroups.com, says...

Looks like my neighbor whose farm property is next to mine is
drilling an oil well. If it comes in, we might also be interested.
They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from
another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day
and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about
the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.

We'll see what happens.

In northeastern PA there are oil wells in a LOT of people's back yards.
Has been that way for many, many years. Lots of leaky pipes connecting
them to a central collection place. I don't understand how each
individual gets paid for their oil, if there are meters or what.

In article ,
says...

On Thursday, January 31, 2013 11:01:24 PM UTC-4, Tim wrote:
Looks like my neighbor whose farm property is next to mine is

drilling an oil well. If it comes in, we might also be interested.

They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from

another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day

and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about

the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

Hey... it worked out pretty good for Jed Clampet and his kinfolk.

Gee, thanks for the expert opinion, idiot.

In article ,
says...

On 1/31/2013 10:01 PM, Tim wrote:
Looks like my neighbor whose farm property is next to mine is
drilling an oil well. If it comes in, we might also be interested.
They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from
another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day
and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about
the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.

We'll see what happens.


Drill baby drill!!!

Yeah, I know, the blind FOX idiot's mantra.

On 2/2/2013 9:31 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
In article ,
says...

On 1/31/2013 10:01 PM, Tim wrote:
Looks like my neighbor whose farm property is next to mine is
drilling an oil well. If it comes in, we might also be interested.
They're drilling down only 2200 ft into the 'tar springs' zone. from
another that he has, it is a low but steady rate of about 13 bl. a day
and has been for several years. So this new one will probably do about
the same, give or take, that is, if it even comes in at all.

. Which after operating expenses, still leaves a tidy profit.

We'll see what happens.


Drill baby drill!!!

Yeah, I know, the blind FOX idiot's mantra.


dude, you are like a ****ing mosquito...