http://members.aol.com/dadswar/
some pretty good links in this site.
good luck
Semper Fi
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Where can I find Aviance Night Musk by Prince Matchabelli in the Oil City PA area?
With a dousing rod? Telepathy?performing arts
What do you think of the oil fire in Kansas City?
Do you think it will affect gas prices?What do you think of the oil fire in Kansas City?
Of course it will. Any accident is an excuse for the wealthy to get wealthier.What do you think of the oil fire in Kansas City?
I live in Oklahoma and it is very close to Kansas. Once again I see it as another blow up in the media and another chance for them to BLOW UP prices again. There are too many other places we need have natural oil resources where we ARE NOT drilling and NEED to be drilling. I say we get to work on drilling on our land and stop worrying about making other countries rich!! Keep our money in our own POCKETS!!! We have our own resources....rich oil executives just don't want you to KNOW THAT!!!!
Oh lord, who is the moron who said this was done by the conservative media?? wow.. it was a lightning strike... and it is huge news.... so any media is gonna run this.... give the politics and conspiracy theories a rest... I liv in Kansas City, so of course its a huge deal 1.2 million gallons of gas goin up in flames.
Exactly what Elaine said. It just keeps going up. We just paid $4.25 for heating oil (we need it year round for hot water.) Last year at this time we paid $2.95. Who knows what it will be by winter. Time to look for alternative options!
it was a deliberate report by the Conservative run media in order to raise gas prices. since there has been oil fires ever since there's been the discovery of oil.
Well of course everything these days affects gas prices. Those arrogant Exxon executives with the billion dollar paychecks this just gives them another reason to jack up prices even more.
i think it blows hahahahahhahahah and yes i do think it will raise them
Of course it will. Any accident is an excuse for the wealthy to get wealthier.What do you think of the oil fire in Kansas City?
I live in Oklahoma and it is very close to Kansas. Once again I see it as another blow up in the media and another chance for them to BLOW UP prices again. There are too many other places we need have natural oil resources where we ARE NOT drilling and NEED to be drilling. I say we get to work on drilling on our land and stop worrying about making other countries rich!! Keep our money in our own POCKETS!!! We have our own resources....rich oil executives just don't want you to KNOW THAT!!!!
Oh lord, who is the moron who said this was done by the conservative media?? wow.. it was a lightning strike... and it is huge news.... so any media is gonna run this.... give the politics and conspiracy theories a rest... I liv in Kansas City, so of course its a huge deal 1.2 million gallons of gas goin up in flames.
Exactly what Elaine said. It just keeps going up. We just paid $4.25 for heating oil (we need it year round for hot water.) Last year at this time we paid $2.95. Who knows what it will be by winter. Time to look for alternative options!
it was a deliberate report by the Conservative run media in order to raise gas prices. since there has been oil fires ever since there's been the discovery of oil.
Well of course everything these days affects gas prices. Those arrogant Exxon executives with the billion dollar paychecks this just gives them another reason to jack up prices even more.
i think it blows hahahahahhahahah and yes i do think it will raise them
Where can i take used cooking oil to be recycled in oklahoma city oklahoma?
i want to do the eco friendly thing by recycling our used cooking oil but i dont know where to take it. does anyone know where to take it. also i was wondering where to take old batteries to be recycled.Where can i take used cooking oil to be recycled in oklahoma city oklahoma?
Are u talking about used cooking oil from ur home or from a restaurant... If it was from a restaurant, u could probly put an ad up in a local store or somthing, and I bet people would almost pay you for it...
But if it is from your home,,, i'm not sure, maybe you could ask a restaurant if you could pour it into their bin....
Are u talking about used cooking oil from ur home or from a restaurant... If it was from a restaurant, u could probly put an ad up in a local store or somthing, and I bet people would almost pay you for it...
But if it is from your home,,, i'm not sure, maybe you could ask a restaurant if you could pour it into their bin....
What would you contribute to get your city/town off coal and oil?
I've met many of people, entire organizations, who hate coal and oil but don't have the slightest idea how to PERSONALLY become independent of it.
If YOU want to be independent...
How would you do it? Have you already?
How would you make solar panels more affordable for your town?
How would you change your life to use less electricity?
More hows.... Tell me what you got.What would you contribute to get your city/town off coal and oil?
look up the suppressed inventions of Nikola Tesla, Staneley Meyers, etc...and you will know why it's so hard to become energy independent
for me...i'll drive a hybrid, buy a solar panel generator, raise honeybees so that they can survive the chemtrails being sprayed in the air, this will help pollinate plants, i'll plant more plants which will absorb co2 (besides the microorganisms in the ocean) and act as a carbon sink. I will buy locally to support local farmers and avoid buying products that take so much gas to bring them across the country. and then i'll build a grey-water system and have barrels for collecting rainwater to water plants and trees. This is all prospective though as I do not have the funds to do this..have to wait until I get a real jobWhat would you contribute to get your city/town off coal and oil?
Go here. http://davidhaydnjones.com/earth4energy
You can find out how to make solar panels the most affordable for you and your town. It's easy and step by step.
If YOU want to be independent...
How would you do it? Have you already?
How would you make solar panels more affordable for your town?
How would you change your life to use less electricity?
More hows.... Tell me what you got.What would you contribute to get your city/town off coal and oil?
look up the suppressed inventions of Nikola Tesla, Staneley Meyers, etc...and you will know why it's so hard to become energy independent
for me...i'll drive a hybrid, buy a solar panel generator, raise honeybees so that they can survive the chemtrails being sprayed in the air, this will help pollinate plants, i'll plant more plants which will absorb co2 (besides the microorganisms in the ocean) and act as a carbon sink. I will buy locally to support local farmers and avoid buying products that take so much gas to bring them across the country. and then i'll build a grey-water system and have barrels for collecting rainwater to water plants and trees. This is all prospective though as I do not have the funds to do this..have to wait until I get a real jobWhat would you contribute to get your city/town off coal and oil?
Go here. http://davidhaydnjones.com/earth4energy
You can find out how to make solar panels the most affordable for you and your town. It's easy and step by step.
Is there a city or town near the oil pipeline above the yukon river in alaska?
im trying to write this story but i cant seem to find a city close to the pipeline! i jsut started this story and im already stuck some1 please help me!Is there a city or town near the oil pipeline above the yukon river in alaska?
Bettles isn't right on the pipeline, but Wiseman is. Nothing else from there to Prudhoe Bay.
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/alaska.ht鈥?/a>
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/united_st鈥?/a>Is there a city or town near the oil pipeline above the yukon river in alaska?
Barron is a city in Alaska and I believe it is the northern most city. I'm positive it is above the Yukon river. Barron is where they get all the oil for most of America. So it must have a pipeline.
See map below for ideas.
Bettles
Wiseman http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiseman,_Al鈥?/a>
Bettles isn't right on the pipeline, but Wiseman is. Nothing else from there to Prudhoe Bay.
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/alaska.ht鈥?/a>
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/united_st鈥?/a>Is there a city or town near the oil pipeline above the yukon river in alaska?
Barron is a city in Alaska and I believe it is the northern most city. I'm positive it is above the Yukon river. Barron is where they get all the oil for most of America. So it must have a pipeline.
See map below for ideas.
Bettles
Wiseman http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiseman,_Al鈥?/a>
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