Listening to Southwestern Energy's conference call. They repeatedly referred to "St. Augustine" county. (I guess I don't have much to do today if I post about something like this)

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I know. It irks me when I hear that, also. Can't do anything about it except rationalize. San is spanish for saint so very, very technically speaking, St. Augustine is not so bad. At least they know it's Texas and not Florida (I hope). LOL, wouldn't that be funny if some oil & gas company found shale gas in the middle of Tampa!
My retort is always "There are not Saints in Texas!". i.e. no St. Antonio, no St. Angelo, etc.

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