BOMB!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK, Jack just came to a realization. Is a NG powered car a bomb? NG has a lower flash point and will explode easier than gasoline. WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do they armor the natural gas fuel cell in vehicles or what?????????? Help Brother Jack understand...........................
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Permalink Reply by Two Dogs, Pirate on -
Logger the explosion factor didn't seem to hurt sales of the Ford Falcon or Mustang when they first came out. Then again times were different back in the early 60's. I would rather blow up than burn up.
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Permalink Reply by Jack Blake on
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Jack Blake would prefer to blow up. Exploding to death would beat burning to death.
jackblakehaspoken
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Permalink Reply by Linda Whatley on
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I just want us all to be safe so we can live a long long life and enjoy the rewards of the Haynesville Shale...............
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Permalink Reply by Two Dogs, Pirate on
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With the price of NG in the $3.30 range, and dropping there is no chance of the live long and prosper model that can be depended upon. Royalty owners can only look forward to decreased payments in their checks.
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Permalink Reply by Jack Blake on
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Yep, maybe with the current and prices for ng it may be that they develope produce the HS at a slower pace. This will allow for even better technology to be developed (ie recycling water, better frac materials, etc). It will also make it where I will have to ensure I leave a good will and directions for mineral estate.
JB
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Permalink Reply by The_Baron on
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Unfortunatly Jack the need to maintain leases will force companies to contiue drilling, not just in the HA, but elsewhere as well, (Marcelleus, Bakken, Barnet, Eagle ford, Antium, etc....)
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