Yamaguy55
No difficult problems, just difficult people
Not really new, but I'm sure it will rearrange how we have to deal with some of the more troublesome spots on the planet.
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I'm already enjoying the fruits of the gas boom, as everything that produces heat in this house is natural gas. We didn't get a bill all summer, the NG price dropped that much. Sure beats the unfortunates that heat with oil around here.
Maybe I can see 25-35 cent a gallon gas again like we had when I was a little kid. Actually, that I doubt, since it is the higher prices that have made the shale drilling economically feasible. I have a friend in the oil business, he told me this was coming back in 1998.
I might have to go buy a new pickup with a big block in it! I sure do miss my mid seventies Ford with the 351M and C6 transmission.
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The other half:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323894704578114492856065064.html?mod=WSJ_GoogleNews&mod=igoogle_wsj_gadgv1
I'm already enjoying the fruits of the gas boom, as everything that produces heat in this house is natural gas. We didn't get a bill all summer, the NG price dropped that much. Sure beats the unfortunates that heat with oil around here.
Maybe I can see 25-35 cent a gallon gas again like we had when I was a little kid. Actually, that I doubt, since it is the higher prices that have made the shale drilling economically feasible. I have a friend in the oil business, he told me this was coming back in 1998.
I might have to go buy a new pickup with a big block in it! I sure do miss my mid seventies Ford with the 351M and C6 transmission.