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To: lbryce

Better yet, these researchers say it “might” be so. Obviously, their solution is more money to “study” their thoery. Most likely some pointy headed dolt who knows nothing of the Gulf waters and the area around it.

From my earliest days of living in this state, we have always experienced the occasional tar balls on all of the beaches in Florida. These dolts have no concept that oil leaks through to the ocean floor every day all over the world and that more oil is “vented” to the oceans in a year than the entire Deep Horizon episode.

Maybe they should go out to LA and “study” the tar pits they can walk right up to. They might learn something truly stunning considering their mindset in that there were no oil drilling rigs that brought this oil to the surface.


2 posted on 08/17/2010 2:46:40 AM PDT by mazda77 (Rubio for US Senate - West FL22nd - Hayworth for US Senate - Scott for FL Gov.)
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To: mazda77

Your post is full of crap.

Native born retired longline Captain.


3 posted on 08/17/2010 3:16:22 AM PDT by KDD (When the government boot is on your neck, it matters not whether it is the right boot or the left.)
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To: mazda77

Just some greenie having a knee jerk reaction and looking for grant money. If this oil is down there it is very dilute and is being degraded naturally. It will never end up covering beaches, killing coral or fishes.


39 posted on 08/17/2010 7:06:16 AM PDT by east1234 (Cut, Kill, Dig and Drill!)
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