(OT) BP oil crap

Why aren't those pressure gauges at 5,000 feet below Sea level not
cracked/broken/busted?
BP doing some more Photoshopping?
cuhulin

> wrote in message
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> Why aren't those pressure gauges at 5,000 feet below Sea level not
> cracked/broken/busted?
> BP doing some more Photoshopping?
> cuhulin

Pressure there is only about 2300 psi. No big deal, as long as you
prepare for it.

By the way, USA Today published an article that the oil slick dispersants
have now been tested by the Gummint (a few decades AFTER they were
tested by competent authorities like Warren Springs) and has found they
pose no toxicity problems.

So all the panty wearing !!!Toxic CHEMICALS!!! alarmists can STFU.

"hls" > wrote in
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>
> > wrote in message
> ...
>> Why aren't those pressure gauges at 5,000 feet below Sea level not
>> cracked/broken/busted?
>> BP doing some more Photoshopping?
>> cuhulin
>
> Pressure there is only about 2300 psi. No big deal, as long as you
> prepare for it.
>
> By the way, USA Today published an article that the oil slick dispersants
> have now been tested by the Gummint (a few decades AFTER they were
> tested by competent authorities like Warren Springs) and has found they
> pose no toxicity problems.
>
> So all the panty wearing !!!Toxic CHEMICALS!!! alarmists can STFU.
>
>


Everybody knows chemicals are bad. All chemicals are man-made and are
highly toxic and deadly.

Nature does not make chemicals; nature is natural and pure and safe and
chemical-free.

Everybody knows all this. What's wrong with you?

--
Tegger

"Tegger" > wrote in message '
> Everybody knows all this. What's wrong with you?
>
> --
> Tegger

Thanks, Tegger... I needed that slap :-)

Actually, it was someone in Louisiana who asked BP, Why isn't the glass
on the pressure gauges cracked.I got to wondering about that too.I think
they use pressure sensing devices which sends a signal up to the
surface.
cuhulin

Tegger wrote:

> Everybody knows chemicals are bad. All chemicals are man-made and are
> highly toxic and deadly.
>
> Nature does not make chemicals; nature is natural and pure and safe and
> chemical-free.
>
> Everybody knows all this. What's wrong with you?
>

Yeah, that hydrogen hydroxide will get you every time. We have lots of
folks die from it every year here in Minnesota, land of ten thousand lakes.

hls > wrote:
>"Tegger" > wrote in message '
>> Everybody knows all this. What's wrong with you?
>>
>
>Thanks, Tegger... I needed that slap :-)

Sheesh, if chemicals are so bad for you, why is everybody smoking so much
crack?
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

"Scott Dorsey" > wrote in message
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> hls > wrote:
>>"Tegger" > wrote in message '
>>> Everybody knows all this. What's wrong with you?
>>>
>>
>>Thanks, Tegger... I needed that slap :-)
>
> Sheesh, if chemicals are so bad for you, why is everybody smoking so much
> crack?
> --scott
>
> --
> "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

When I was a teenager, "crack" was a different thing, although just as
enjoyable.

There used to be a Shack's welding shop not far from me.Part of their
radio commercial was, We can weld anything but the crack of Dawn.

And Dawn was a good old gal.
cuhulin

> wrote in message
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> There used to be a Shack's welding shop not far from me.Part of their
> radio commercial was, We can weld anything but the crack of Dawn.
>
> And Dawn was a good old gal.
> cuhulin

Yeah, many of us woke up at the crack of Dawn, bless her heart.