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[RyrineaHaruno]

Cnn

Over 11 million gallons, have been pored in to the Gulf, and both Alabama, Florida, Louisiana have been declared Disaster areas.

[Dreamer]

Yeah i know this sad, especially when there wasn't multiple shut-off valves installed and OSHA doesn't even require it for the american oil rigs compared to how strict they are in any other refinery or plant.

Edited by Uzumakikage, 04 May 2010 - 07:02 AM.

[KonaKonaFan]

Yeesh. That ain't good. Ain't good at all.

[Dreamer]

They finally got one of the three leads capped off, although it was the smallest one.

BP president, tries to get employees to sign wagers paper to keep from suiing, i wonder how well that will go.

[Strangelove]

Okay, now i know that someone, or something out there hates New Orleans.

[Nee-sama]

Kind of ironic that this happens right after the OK to drill more.
I feel bad for the people and the marine life that live in the area, and grateful for all the helpers trying to clean that mess up.

[Black Rose]

Woops, that's bad. Too bad. Very bad.

[Astral]

I heard it can be seen from space.

Edited by Astral, 14 May 2010 - 11:04 AM.

[Kyuudaime]

Soon we'll have to rename something to the Black Ocean.
*sighs* How careless.

[Cupcake-chan]

Oh my

@Love-kun - oh my

Edited by Cupcake-chan, 17 May 2010 - 02:39 AM.

[What-Have-You-Done]

Cnn

Over 11 million gallons, have been pored in to the Gulf, and both Alabama, Florida, Louisiana have been declared Disaster areas.

Imagine how many fish and marine life are wiped out because we were too hasty or whatever we were doing apparently went wrong... =( poor fishies! how would you like to be killed by oil?

[Strangelove]

I just met Obama's Katrina...Katrinaaa.

If President Obama were really upset...everything is dead in my shrimpcrawler's net.

[ShippudenGirl]

I guess Mississippi is losing the battle against the spill and its in wetlands and such :l This is getting really bad.

[Dreamer]

Imagine how many fish and marine life are wiped out because BP were too hasty or whatever we were doing apparently went wrong... =( poor fishies! how would you like to be killed by oil?

Fixed for better accuracy!! I don't want to hear the "we are
to blame" tree huggers environmental talk, when this was BP's fault this time for not investing in good safety backups.

Edited by Uzumakikage, 24 May 2010 - 05:31 PM.

[Kyuudaime]

Fixed for better accuracy!! I don't want to hear the "we are
to blame" tree huggers environmental talk, when this was BP's fault this time for not investing in good safety backups.

Or is that your way to conceal your telekenesis that was used in this disaster??

[Dreamer]

Or is that your way to conceal your telekenesis that was used in this disaster??

Maybe, just like the earthquake!

[Strangelove]

This should be a reason to push for more reliable clean energy, like Nuclear Power.

[socermania2]

Fixed for better accuracy!! I don't want to hear the "we are
to blame" tree huggers environmental talk, when this was BP's fault this time for not investing in good safety backups.

It's our fault for not enforcing stricter regulations on BP.

Oh wait- that's communist

[Insurrection]

No, it's everyone's fault for not being enforcers. The MMS was literally in bed with the Industry. Have you seen the reports of officials doing crystal meth and sleeping with lobbyists for the Oil industry? Self-Regulation doesn't work, example one, the banking industry.

BP is at fault for curtailing safety regulations for quicker extraction of profits and the lacking response. For god's sake there were BP industry reps on the rig the day it blew it up to celebrate a spotless safety record.

Let's not forget, Top Hat, Hot Tap, Junk Shot, this is just ridiculous.

Edited by Insurrection, 27 May 2010 - 02:41 AM.