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TiroFijo replied

4 March 2012, 15:31
Originally posted by Freamon View Post

Barely enough oil to fry the massive chip on your shoulder.

But enuff to fry our Mars Bars!
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Freamon replied

4 March 2012, 11:22
Originally posted by mrdonuts View Post

The Exciting Oil Discovery You're Not Hearing About | StreetAuthority

What makes the find particularly exciting is the fact that it's located in the middle of Norway's most mature North Sea production area and under just 100 meters of water. Because the field is in such shallow water, drilling is much easier (and cheaper) than attempting to drill miles deep under the water.

i suspect theres a lot more Scottish oil there yet

Barely enough oil to fry the massive chip on your shoulder.
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4 March 2012, 11:01
whats SCOTLANDS oil really worth

The Exciting Oil Discovery You're Not Hearing About | StreetAuthority

What makes the find particularly exciting is the fact that it's located in the middle of Norway's most mature North Sea production area and under just 100 meters of water. Because the field is in such shallow water, drilling is much easier (and cheaper) than attempting to drill miles deep under the water.

i suspect theres a lot more Scottish oil there yet
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