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CitizenK
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re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/27/25 at 10:02 am to VolSquatch
Okay Tucker
re: Do you think we should force Maduro out of office?
Posted by CitizenK on 12/27/25 at 6:52 am to IvoryBillMatt
Only the nutters and lefties want us not to be involved in Venezuela
re: CA Reg Bill X2-1 signed, Phillips announces closure of refinery. $3 Billion to close.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/27/25 at 4:42 am to BTROleMisser
Seal Beach. The are more libertine than libertarian or conservative. Orange County now elects Dems
re: CA Reg Bill X2-1 signed, Phillips announces closure of refinery. $3 Billion to close.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 11:33 pm to AncientTiger
The bigger problem looming will be the lack of CA crude oil and the refineries in CA are configured for. Less throughout by about 30% if new Texas tight shale crude is used. The pipelines in CA are about 6 mos from not having enough oil to flow at all. 2,000 permits are allowed in 2026 for Kern River Basin, but that may not be enough to sustain flow. The Bay Area refineries will be deprived first.
There is plenty of oil to produce in CA just being a super idiotic state is the problem. It's more concerned with painting murals in every beach town to save the whales and VERY expensive and unreliable "green" energy. California is built for cars, lots and lots of cars. They will likely begin to be fueled from China, India and Singapore by the end of 2026.
Additionally, not drilling offshore will mean more slicks and tar balls that ever as more will seep from oil reserves than before. Coal Oil Point was named that for the natural seepage covering the ocean there back in the days of sail.
There is plenty of oil to produce in CA just being a super idiotic state is the problem. It's more concerned with painting murals in every beach town to save the whales and VERY expensive and unreliable "green" energy. California is built for cars, lots and lots of cars. They will likely begin to be fueled from China, India and Singapore by the end of 2026.
Additionally, not drilling offshore will mean more slicks and tar balls that ever as more will seep from oil reserves than before. Coal Oil Point was named that for the natural seepage covering the ocean there back in the days of sail.
re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 8:25 pm to VolSquatch
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Then how were they going to have an election without a ceasefire? Military wouldn't get to vote?
The reason for a 60 day ceasefire to get all of this done first
re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 5:24 pm to VolSquatch
Laws have to be passed first to allow this and the ceasefire so frontline military can vote.
re: Something very strange in a RCC in Germany this Christmas
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 3:42 pm to GatorOnAnIsland
It was long the "state" religion of Bavaria, with a percent of gross income going to the Catholic Church until a few decades ago. When that requirement was removed, then you were not allowed to be married in a Catholic Church unless you had been paying that tax.
re: CA Reg Bill X2-1 signed, Phillips announces closure of refinery. $3 Billion to close.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 11:46 am to BestBanker
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It's almost like this is a plan to weaken that state.
It's all about appeasing Silicon Valley and San Francisco, just like Obama's Green New Deal. None of that stuffed worked like Silicon Valley said it would
Tijuana has moved north of the border. culturally and racially in a big way.
I did make one trip to Tijuana in 1992. It was during the riots in Long Beach and Los Angeles. I figured it was a good time to visit across the border.
I did make one trip to Tijuana in 1992. It was during the riots in Long Beach and Los Angeles. I figured it was a good time to visit across the border.
re: CA Reg Bill X2-1 signed, Phillips announces closure of refinery. $3 Billion to close.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 11:37 am to AncientTiger
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San Diego was beautiful in the 60’s. Do not have a single bad memory of California.
Friends who lived in SD all left in the last decade. It began to turn to shite after 2008. Tents on almost every corner for homeless even in LaJolla since 2020. I was in SD in Jan 2020 and not bad but definitely some zombies on the streets of LaJolla heroin stoned.
re: CA Reg Bill X2-1 signed, Phillips announces closure of refinery. $3 Billion to close.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 9:31 am to Laugh More
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The worst part about California is the Californians.
While I was there in the early 90's to take down a refinery for Shell, multi generation native Californians were more like Texans. It was the migrants from cities in the Midwest and Northeast who overwhelmed the state with lefty politics.
FTR, I found Orange County, the conservative bastion, to be on par with Louisiana Democrats (of the early 90s). After being offered several jobs better than in Louisiana, I opted to return fulltime. I could see back then that CA was doomed. Small manufacturing companies were already fleeing to states like Utah and Nevada in droves
re: CA Reg Bill X2-1 signed, Phillips announces closure of refinery. $3 Billion to close.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 9:17 am to AncientTiger
Shell was the second to close due CA registrations, back in 1991. The first was an indie 55,000 BPD Indie refinery which had installed a new hydrocracker unit in 1988 and closed in 1999. All because of new regs back then. Instead, Shell invested in expansion of its Singapore refinery to ship gasoline and diesel to CA. The Indie was bought at tried to reopen in the mid 1990's eventually sold, dismantled and laying in a laydown yard in Houston after being 80% refurbished for a cancelled project in Romania as a 50,000 BPD refinery because more heavy crude like in CA, or Canada can be refined that the intermediate Russia crude for Romania. It was owned by a German bank which is still paying storage fees, last I heard. I bid on it in 2018 but no small refineries being built and they wanted more money.
re: White Christmas is the best Christmas song
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 8:57 am to arseinclarse
More actual records sold than for any other song.
Dad told me that the reason it was so popular was that it appealed to millions of men in the uniform who would prefer to be home for Christmas instead of fighting Germans, Italians or Japs
Dad told me that the reason it was so popular was that it appealed to millions of men in the uniform who would prefer to be home for Christmas instead of fighting Germans, Italians or Japs
re: When did you/your kids stop believing in Santa?
Posted by CitizenK on 12/26/25 at 8:53 am to BamaCoaster
I figured it out at 4 but mom lied to me so took until 7 to confirm the lie. There was a Santa at even every grocery store in the 1950's was the key to my discovery. Every Christmas Eve I would threaten my younger sister that I would hide on the staircase then run out and pull Santa's beard before he left any presents. She would cry and scream at me not to do it.
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If I’m thinking of the same company the have preferred shares that are good shite. Those guys are fricking ballers.
The largest and best Faberge Egg collection privately owned in the world. Luxury hotels in foreign countries. Ranches in Central America. Donations (cash, manuscripts and artifacts) which made Tulane the best for archeology in the US. Donated shiploads of rice crop to England and France the first two years after WWII, from their own harvest. Money originally generated from the most oil per acre oilfield in the history of oil. Massive marsh ranchland. Largest client for the largest lobbying firm in DC, at least in the 1970's.
They ain't broke by a longshot. Gray is the lone progeny of the family. Named for his uncle who died in an American Airlines crash in NOLA in the 1970's. Gray being the family name who made all the original money.
Gray's dad, Spook, wanted to be a cowboy and cutting horse champ so became one, best horses money could buy, trainer and coach to get him there in the 1970's Growing up in Pasadena, CA, Spook wanted to up Lake Charles' music scene so created one fo the best FM stations of all time, with a great mix of Rock, Cosmic Cowboy (Austin) country, and South American Jazz, and several major night clubs one with a lot of live acts from Austin for the mid to late 1970's at Gandolf's (their grill had great burgers too). He started several successful large construction companies too, by hiring top people. Then he would get bored with a company after it was making money and either sell or shut it down.
re: Today I learned that Lake Charles has a publicly traded company.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/25/25 at 5:03 pm to Tigerpaw123
Spook is likely sailing on his luxury sailing yacht this time of year, in the Caribbean or South Pacific.
Houston had sludge drying beds at its sewerage plants into the 1980's. Also tampon applicators and condoms spread everywhere.
re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
Posted by CitizenK on 12/25/25 at 4:19 pm to Coeur du Tigre
An amine unit removes those from natural gas. If sour enough (H2S) then likely a sulfuric acid plant.
There are several larger in the USA than that by double in throughput in a number of states This is the equivalent to 360MM SCFD. Now it is a big plant, no doubt, but not the world's largest by any measure.
There are several larger in the USA than that by double in throughput in a number of states This is the equivalent to 360MM SCFD. Now it is a big plant, no doubt, but not the world's largest by any measure.
Thread appropriate, a Ukrainian song.
FTR, the news media (all sides) only dumbs the public down which is nothing new
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Ssssshhhhhh!!!!
If he realizes that he will stop immediately!!!!
It's not like he doesn't. He had ALL of the Central Asia heads in the Whitehouse at the same time recently. He's doing a lot more than the press is either aware of or willing to admit.
He also knows that the EU economy has recovered from its idiotic dalliance with "green" energy. They can definitely afford to support what is in their own backyard.
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