ctenidae
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Hess rocks- one of the very few that drills for, produces, refines and transports most of their own gas. Pretty smart bunch of guys at Hess.
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Zand said:Gas is up to $7 on the gulf coast east of the disaster area.
Greg said:More scumbags trying to profit from this disaster:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Hurricane-Katri...803778680QQcategoryZ11153QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
So he's donating 10% to the ARC.....whoaa...big of you. :angry:
cbcbd said:But I always wondered why houses in Hurricane prone areas still were built with wooden frames and drywall... I bet a lot of destruction might've been avoided it stronger materials were used - like cinder blocks.
Anyway, maybe now people will do that.
ctenidae said:Doesn't matter what the building's made of- not much stands up to 20 feet of water. I wonder what it would take to build a completely sealed building, though.
Brettski said:Did you see the post from Paula Drake?
Unbelievable.
WTF?Brettski said:Did you see the post from Paula Drake?
Unbelievable.
Brettski said:Did you see the post from Paula Drake?
Unbelievable.