<DrumBeat: January 25, 2007The Oil DrumDrumBeat: January 26, 2007>
<The Round-Up: January 24th 2007The Oil Drum: CanadaThe Round-Up: January 26th 2007>

81 comments on The Future of (Natural) Gas from the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin?

Comments can no longer be added to this story.

sendoilplease on January 23, 2007 - 4:47pm Permalink | Subthread | Parent | Comments top

But leanan, how can that Possibly be ?!?!?

"There is plenty of solar electricity to be had in summer to compensate." All you have to do is wish upon a star and imagine anyone of iNfinITe POSsibILitiezzz ....

0
Comments can no longer be added to this story.
InfinitePossibilities on January 23, 2007 - 6:26pm Permalink | Subthread | Parent | Comments top

"But leanan, how can that Possibly be ?!?!?"

It is called "mismanaged infrastructure". They simply did not invest enough in their power grid, hoping that the tooth fairy will fix overload problems.

Now, "sendoilplease", didn't you chose your name to impress the tooth fairy, yourself? It sounds like change is something that does not appeal to you. You want your status quo and cheap, don't you? But may I suggest a change of name?

"sittingonafatasswaitingforamiracle"

is a good name, too, because it completely describes the mindset.

Or do you prefer

"ificantsolveitneithercanyou"

for your next pseudonym? Because that is really all you are saying in your post. But I will be glad to discuss the numerical facts of solar energy with you. If you really care, that is. Which I kind of doubt, right now. So surprise me!

0
Comments can no longer be added to this story.