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reply posted on 31-5-2010 @ 12:07 AM by Axial Leader
Originally posted by shmuu
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That's just one of a million wells. I highly doubt BP would prolong this to try to salvage the well. The longer this goes on the more legislation they'll see on the books that makes their jobs much less lucrative. That's like trying to save your contact lens by diving into a tank of underfed piranhas. Yeah, it cost you some money, but it's just a drop in the bucket compared to the medical bills you'll be facing.


According to this, BP has eight deep well operations in the Gulf:

www.bp.com...

I guess there use to be nine operations...

I don't completely disagree with your point, but I think someone high up at BP is saying "Let's not overreact -- it's just some oil in the Gulf -- we've all seen stuff like this before, etc."

I think BP is just being callous and stupidly, and cruel. That is getting to be more obvious each day.

Back to my point -- wouldn't some explosives seal off the leak?


reply posted on 31-5-2010 @ 01:09 AM by Clyde24
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Is an explosive really a wise solution? I'm no expert, but oil and explosives don't really mix. I was hoping the top kill would work but yesterdays live feed didn't look real good about midnight. A lot of dark stuff instead od the lighter colored mud from earlier. I'm also curious how BP is going to follow up with their full page ads here in Florida. They claim, "We will make this right." I just don't see how especially if it's going to be August before they can get this stopped. It's going to be a mess here in the Gulf states.


reply posted on 31-5-2010 @ 09:26 AM by shmuu
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I think oil, explosives, 350 million cubic miles of water, and no free oxygen will mix just fine, particularly if it stops the oil from mixing with the water anymore.
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