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CitizenK
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | BR |
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| Number of Posts: | 16347 |
| Registered on: | 8/13/2019 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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Simp was working OT for long stretches of time over the weekend. Knowing it was going to get the ban hammer
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At least 14,500 BPD travels by rail from Belarus to Russia.
re: Latest Updates: Russia-Ukraine Conflict.
Posted by CitizenK on 7/14/26 at 10:17 am to Auburn1968
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China wants the resource rich terries back that the Russians took from them too. They fought a war over it back in the late 1960's. I don't think they have forgotten.
China was already dealing directly with oblasts east of the Urals before 2022. Plus, Chinese men marrying Russian women in the same oblasts. They aren't drunk in perpetuity or beat their wives. They can actually get an erection.
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Addressing corruption. There's a reason only the biggest slime balls get elected here
Not an issue in Calcasieu Parish per my wife's uncle is a retired general legal counsel for Westlake Group. Major with local politicians in Ascension Parish. Never was an issue state legislators. In fact, Ascension worse than China.
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Some people here on PT bought it hook, line and sinker.
Tucker's Stupid Phuckers
re: Why do old people go to the default argument of $6 coffee when talking about affordability
Posted by CitizenK on 7/13/26 at 9:12 pm to boogiewoogie1978
It was a nickel for a bottomless cup 50 years ago and not ghey shite with flavors. It was coffee you could put cream and/or sugar in if you preferred.
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Wyoming and their deadly sewage from data center would like to chime in.
Same type of cooling for schools and hospitals across the nation. Some things are beyond comprehension for retards.
Teachers in Richland Parish aren't at all upset with their $50,000 bonus checks.
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Why would the population of Guyana keep their production down? Are they not able to export?
100% export. Guyana has no refineries and because it goes from FPSO to ship it is far cheaper to refine in the USA and fuel shipped back. Guyana had several proposals to build a refinery but they want it built where there is a mangrove swamp known as Crab Island. Not really enough room for more than the 30,000 BPD refinery without much of a tank farm. There is a labor shortage already.
No one is keeping production down. You don't just pump like a mofo, that's pre WWII thinking and leaves a lot of oil in fractured reservoirs unrecoverable.
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Correct?
They haven't been drilling new wells and old ones were in decline. I don't how large reserves are, but there is plenty enough for exports. They import a LOT of gasoline from the US over 1 million barrels per month.
You obviously are clueless about refinery economics. By itself a refinery is a poor investment with little to no ROI.
re: Anyone NOT driven a car over 100 mph?
Posted by CitizenK on 7/13/26 at 2:06 pm to redstick13
It you could sneak onto it. Three friends took their motorcycles onto a runway in mid 70's One was ahead of the other two when just about his front wheel hit a cable stretched across the runway, unseen at dusk. He was about to go back to work on a tanker. He slid 175 feet, found the watch band of his Rolex and lost a few diamonds out of nugget gold ring. He missed two months of work healing from the skin being scrapped off part his body He broke the cable and the other two were unscathed to get help for him
re: Anyone NOT driven a car over 100 mph?
Posted by CitizenK on 7/13/26 at 2:05 pm to redstick13
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Was racing allowed at Chennault at one time?
It you could sneak onto it. Three friends took their motorcycles onto a runway in mid 70's One was ahead of the other two when just about his front wheel hit a cable stretched across the runway, unseen at dusk. He was about to go back to work on a tanker. He slid 175 feet, found the watch band of his Rolex and lost a few diamonds out of nugget gold ring. He missed two months of work healing from the skin being scrapped off part his body He broke the cable and the other two were unscathed to get help for him
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Trump removed the guy blocking the sale to ANYONE, and his pal Singer immediately jumped in and bought it. No one else was in play so don't pretend like they were.
The refineries were in shambles when Obama was in office. There were pipes between units which only the epoxy coating containing the contents. The steel was corroded out, Citgo had been for sale since before then.
You are clueless about the timeline, par for the course.
re: Shoes off in the house ?
Posted by CitizenK on 7/13/26 at 1:56 pm to TurdAndChavis
Only people who I knew required this was an odd duck older couple in SoCal. They moved to Utah later
1970 every teen boy in Lake Charles did that on 5th Ave Extension when it was bordered only by fields. I pulled off and fricked a date with the car parked behind a clump of bushes only to discover that a rear wheel was in the middle of large ant pile after the deed was done
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Yeah, it's all just happenstance. Trump removed the one person blocking the deal and Singer was locked and loaded, ready to pay the 6 billion at an auction he forced through a lawsuit
A SHITTON of maintenance is needed in Citgo's refineries to get them safe an efficient once again. This will take a lot of money. Maybe even $1 billion is required in the Lake Charles refinery. This is why initially no one was interested at any price. Why your opinion isn't worth a crap
Don't forget that Columbia is to increase production now that the idiot is out of office. That crude is similar to US Mars but on sweet side with high residual content.
Equipment is already being ordered by Venezuelan companies. via Columbia. I am involved in some of it, nothing sold at this point.
PDVSA once had a lot of Italians involved in executive management positions before Chavez. Many of its engineers moved to Columbia 20 years ago.
Russians and Chinese companies mismanagement the concessions they were given. Both are like pre WWII US oil companies and mismanage fields and reservoirs leaving more in the ground as unrecoverable.
Interesting that there were maybe a dozen large pipeline compressors (axial barrel type) sitting in the US and Canada which were bought out of bankruptcies and partial payments, which have been gobbled up the last 6 months or so originally destined for Venezuela.
Steam injection is required in many fields in Venezuela, no different than in California. The upgraders are the big problem in order to export to European markets. Mobil's, or so, year old field and upgrader were for the European market, not the US, assumed by Exxon in the merger.
PDVSA once had a lot of Italians involved in executive management positions before Chavez. Many of its engineers moved to Columbia 20 years ago.
Russians and Chinese companies mismanagement the concessions they were given. Both are like pre WWII US oil companies and mismanage fields and reservoirs leaving more in the ground as unrecoverable.
Interesting that there were maybe a dozen large pipeline compressors (axial barrel type) sitting in the US and Canada which were bought out of bankruptcies and partial payments, which have been gobbled up the last 6 months or so originally destined for Venezuela.
Steam injection is required in many fields in Venezuela, no different than in California. The upgraders are the big problem in order to export to European markets. Mobil's, or so, year old field and upgrader were for the European market, not the US, assumed by Exxon in the merger.
Putain had to get Zelensky to call a ceasefire from drones to Moscow to hold the Victory Day Parade this year. Any unbiased view sees this as weak AF.
re: Lindsey Graham cause of death revealed
Posted by CitizenK on 7/12/26 at 5:05 pm to cajunangelle
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IIRC: Tina Turner died for ignoring high blood pressure.
Blood pressure is different for different people. My mother's blood pressure would have made any MD or RN not familiar with her history to rush her to the hospital immediately. She could function at all if it was as low as high. She died from her 3rd bout with cancer in 35 years
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