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    Quote Originally Posted by Primavera View Post
    If you're going to come into my threads and justvshit all over them then I'll ban you. Say something pertinent and relevant or fuck off, your choice Runeatic!
    So he passed the NRA FIRST Steps Rifle Orientation? Hmmm...pretty simple course, actually.
    I was a NRA certified Hi-Power rifle instructor for over 20 years. I taught the more advanced shooters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RB 60 View Post
    So he passed the NRA FIRST Steps Rifle Orientation? Hmmm...pretty simple course, actually.
    I was a NRA certified Hi-Power rifle instructor for over 20 years. I taught the more advanced shooters.
    Rune has always had a inflated sense of self-worth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Primavera View Post
    Rune has always had a inflated sense of self-worth.
    He's the only poster here I have on ignore.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Primavera View Post
    If you're going to come into my threads and just shit all over them then I'll ban you. Say something pertinent and relevant or fuck off, your choice Runeatic!
    Eat shit anal intruder
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rune View Post
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    Rune, there are decaffeinated brands on the market that are just as tasty as the real thing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Dillon View Post
    Enjoy higher gas and food prices, dumbass.

    Oh yeah, I expect gas lines like the 70s if this continues.
    Why?

    The Keystone XL pipeline will transport crude oil from Alberta, Canada to Nebraska. The oil will then flow through another pipeline to Gulf Coast refineries, where it will be refined into petroleum products like gasoline.

    Gulf Coast refineries export about two-thirds of their products, according to a U.S. Energy Information Administration report in January. The rest is sold in the U.S. That is a marked shift since 2012, when refineries exported about 38 percent of their products.

    The Gulf Coast exports of crude oil -- oil that has not been refined into everything from butane to gasoline -- spiked during the same time period. Companies exported about 280,000 barrels of crude oil every day last year, compared to 4,000 in 2012.

    The Gulf Coast imported more than 3.3 million barrels of crude oil a day in 2016.

    Most of that oil came from Latin America and the Middle East. Only 9 percent of the crude oil imported to the Gulf Coast came from Canada.

    Seems to me we should keep that 280,000 barrels of crude.

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    Quote Originally Posted by no worries View Post
    Why?

    The Keystone XL pipeline will transport crude oil from Alberta, Canada to Nebraska. The oil will then flow through another pipeline to Gulf Coast refineries, where it will be refined into petroleum products like gasoline.

    Gulf Coast refineries export about two-thirds of their products, according to a U.S. Energy Information Administration report in January. The rest is sold in the U.S. That is a marked shift since 2012, when refineries exported about 38 percent of their products.

    The Gulf Coast exports of crude oil -- oil that has not been refined into everything from butane to gasoline -- spiked during the same time period. Companies exported about 280,000 barrels of crude oil every day last year, compared to 4,000 in 2012.

    The Gulf Coast imported more than 3.3 million barrels of crude oil a day in 2016.

    Most of that oil came from Latin America and the Middle East. Only 9 percent of the crude oil imported to the Gulf Coast came from Canada.

    Seems to me we should keep that 280,000 barrels of crude.
    Have you bought gas lately? The price is not going down now. Biden is going to fuck the fuel supply of America.
    Watch. It's up 30 cents right now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Dillon View Post
    Have you bought gas lately? The price is not going down now. Biden is going to fuck the fuel supply of America.
    Watch. It's up 30 cents right now.
    I live on the east coast of Florida, my gas hasn't went up or down by that much, at my station but the price in my area is running from $2.10 to $2.38, I'm paying $2.12, the price has been above $2.00 for quite a while, been stable but they are expected to rise.

    January 6 2021

    U.S. gasoline prices could hit $3 a gallon by the end of the year if the economy makes a strong recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report.

    With only a modest recovery more likely amid a rising number of cases, GasBuddy predicts that gasoline prices nationally will average $2.44 in 2021, 27 cents higher than last year. In Houston, gasoline prices are expected to average $2.40 to $2.70 a gallon, the fuel tracking website said.

    You know who fucked fuel prices in America?

    Teabaggers.

    December 15 2015

    House Republicans announced a deal Tuesday night between the GOP-led Congress and the White House on a trillion-dollar, year-end tax and spending package to fund the government through fiscal year 2016.

    Despite dissenters in both parties, passage was likely and President Barack Obama's signature seemed assured. With temporary financing of federal agencies expiring Wednesday at midnight, congressional leaders planned to approve a stop-gap bill preventing a government shutdown through next Tuesday, giving lawmakers time to finish the long-term spending legislation.

    House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., announced the deal in a closed-door, late-night meeting with GOP lawmakers and said it includes their proposal to lift a four-decade-old ban on exporting U.S. crude oil.

    While Ryan urged fellow Republicans to support the legislation.

    By Joe Barton(R) TX.

    Nov 24, 2019

    At the time, I represented Arlington in the U.S. Congress. I started hearing from oil companies about a new idea, to lift an old ban on oil exports. Initially, when ConocoPhillips chief economist and Washington office head Andrew Lundquist came to see me about lifting the ban, then I heard from Scott Sheffield, the chief executive of Pioneer Natural Resources. Pioneer was a major producer in the Permian, and if the crude oil export ban was not lifted, he said, Pioneer’s future was cloudy.

    Both Conoco and Pioneer pointed out that there wasn’t a market for our growing domestic shale oil production, because our U.S. refineries were set up to process the heavier foreign oils. They also had very long-term contracts that would be difficult and expensive to get out of. I became convinced repealing the ban was the right economic thing to do. It was also a very good thing to do for our national security and foreign policy.

    No, it was good for his campaign donors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by no worries View Post
    Why?

    The Keystone XL pipeline will transport crude oil from Alberta, Canada to Nebraska. The oil will then flow through another pipeline to Gulf Coast refineries, where it will be refined into petroleum products like gasoline.

    Gulf Coast refineries export about two-thirds of their products, according to a U.S. Energy Information Administration report in January. The rest is sold in the U.S. That is a marked shift since 2012, when refineries exported about 38 percent of their products.

    The Gulf Coast exports of crude oil -- oil that has not been refined into everything from butane to gasoline -- spiked during the same time period. Companies exported about 280,000 barrels of crude oil every day last year, compared to 4,000 in 2012.

    The Gulf Coast imported more than 3.3 million barrels of crude oil a day in 2016.

    Most of that oil came from Latin America and the Middle East. Only 9 percent of the crude oil imported to the Gulf Coast came from Canada.

    Seems to me we should keep that 280,000 barrels of crude.
    oil/gas is fungible
    exports bring in cash

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rune View Post
    Eat shit anal intruder
    True classic Runeatic response, is Snarla into coprophilia as well? Do you like it smooth or with chunks?

    Oh nearly forgot fuck off, banned from now on!

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    Biden is truly a moron, this will all result in blowback soon enough. Just wait until the real zealots get started.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Dillon View Post
    Hey man, STFU dumbass. You are an A-Grade fuckin' retard, k?

    Go deepthroat a cactus, you piece of shit.

    Get off my nuts or I shall mock taunt you a second time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt Dillon View Post
    I'm gonna LOL when you need a new battery. PS: Over 90% of America does not own electric vehicles, furthermore, they cost more energy to run than ICE vehicles.
    By the time I need a new battery I will have saved over $15,000 in oil changes and gas that I didn't have to use. That doesn't even include the other maintenance costs like spark plugs, radiator and transmission flushes etc that aren't required on an electric vehicle.

    I can see how deluded you are when you think that somehow it costs me more to get free energy from my roof compared to having to pay at the gas pump. I am simply using energy that otherwise would radiate out into space after having entered the atmosphere from space. Return on investment is how much it saves me over the long term not how much it costs me this week.
    "We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Poor Richard Saunders View Post
    By the time I need a new battery I will have saved over $15,000 in oil changes and gas that I didn't have to use. That doesn't even include the other maintenance costs like spark plugs, radiator and transmission flushes etc that aren't required on an electric vehicle.

    I can see how deluded you are when you think that somehow it costs me more to get free energy from my roof compared to having to pay at the gas pump. I am simply using energy that otherwise would radiate out into space after having entered the atmosphere from space. Return on investment is how much it saves me over the long term not how much it costs me this week.
    You're delusional. I bet you don't even own any vehicle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dukkha View Post
    The decision came despite pleas to Biden from multiple Canadian government officials to give them time to make their case.
    https://www.politico.com/news/2021/0...-permit-460555

    In an email to staff on Wednesday obtained by POLITICO, Keystone XL chief Richard Prior said the permit denial would force the company to cut more than 1,000 positions.

    he wrote.

    President Biden’s executive order will rob both American and Canadian workers of good-paying jobs,” Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso said in a statement Wednesday.

    News that the order would land on the first day of Biden’s presidency surprised some analysts and Canada-U.S. experts, who expected the new administration to at least give the Canadians an audience

    Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, whose province was set to supply some of the fuel to the pipeline, told POLITICO he's already begun setting up virtual meetings and calls with congressional lawmakers and governors to plead his case for Keystone and assess the path forward. He said he's also looking to Trudeau to elevate the issue to Biden and tout the pipeline's environmental and economic benefits.
    https://www.politico.com/news/2021/0...-permit-460555
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