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The right to bear arms is rooting in the citizens ability to take back control from the government when the government gets out of control. It’s necessary, and there are several countries in the world you can look to today and see how the citizens not having arms has put them in a pretty bad situation.

Stop being a wet noodle, and face the realities of life.

My friend Dangerous Dave at the university said CO2 injection makes plants grow like mad. This was 30 years ago. Dave had some very nice plants. Dave was studying Chemistry and lived in a school bus, and he liked really big girls, I mean like huge girls! Dave was a character. Don’t know what happened to him, but haven’t seen him on the news.

How can one possibly get upset about a post about birdwatching?

Not real impressed with the douche bag Dentist that sniped a giraffe with a high powered rifle from long rang though. A Giraffe!

Just remember that traveling to Africa on an airplane is killing the planet and all the animals a little piece at a time. It would be better to stay home and watch on the internet, but data centers kill all the animals as well. So you should just stay inside and watch the birds through the window.

This chat is killing the animals too, I’m gonna go now.

Any newcomers to TXP (or old farts) that might like to come to the TXP Discord, here is a link. It’s free, and full of categorized info about TXP and Trinidad in general.

Lots of pictures. No pictures of Buffy naked.

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It’s for LNG export, not for ammonia production. Atlantic has nothing to do with petrochemicals, pure liquification of gas to LNG for export transport on ships. Atlantic is also on the same side of the island as Venezuela. Very close to the Dragon field.

Coho gas may be going to Atlantic as well, not sure what She’ll is doing with it ……. ?

Following an abandoned road will make life very easy for pipeline construction. This is a small diameter pipeline as well like Coho, so can easily snake it a bit.

Trucking will require a significant volume of traffic, so I’m sure they, the local communities, and the government will want to complete the oil pipeline asap.

Why not meter them into the truck as well. Wouldn’t want anything to go missing on the journey now would we?

The 20” pipe is from the production facility that serves multiple wells feeding it from Casc A, B, and C.

Someone must be trying to demonstrate that they need to get paid, and they are not getting paid, so they are slowing things down. They can’t stop it, but they can slow it down.

If we’re not paying anyone, this is the best, as it only opens the can of worms for more payments later. Coho and Cascadura are so public, and the gas production is so public and vital for the country, that any single holdouts demanding payment will never be able to stop it, but they can delay it in their own little department of responsibility for a while.

I currently produce more methane and CO2 than all the Coho wells put together.

Maybe you can just push your stuff around in a shopping cart and sleep in an alley for vacation? Put that Airbnb money into TXP, it will be online in ……. well , we don’t know actually. Stopped guessing even. Really just have no clue here. How long is a rope, how high a mountain can a mountain goat climb? Who knows ……

Sand keeps fractures open. Terrible waste of limited sand resources of the world.

Salt caps make geophysical measurements more difficult to impossible depending on the method used. Multiple salt layers is of course even worse.

You design the well so your casing design doesn’t force you to have long open hole sections in the difficult parts. You also know more about what you are drilling into and know when to weight up the mud preemptively instead of reactively.

To put it in a different way, why do rally drivers scout a road course before they race on it …. ?

3,000 psi is what you have in a standard scuba tank. It’s quite a bit of pressure.

30 psi is around what a lot of car tires use, so about 100 times the pressure in your car tire.

3000 psi is about 200 bar. 1 bar is atmospheric pressure. So you can take the volume extent of Coho, and times that by 200 to get the volume of the gas. You have to subtract the volume of the porous rock it is in of course, but you get the idea.

Just look at the Coho flare, and remember that the testing equipment was maxed out.

A communications reminder mail has been sent to Paul calling him out on his statements and lack of action, it’s posted in the Discord. The next step would be to approach the board and complain about the communications.

It’s simply not good enough to say you are going to update ON CAMERA and then simply not do it. I don’t understand why this is a hard concept to grasp.

Could bring some Seals down ……. They must be getting tired of being cold all the time up here

Think about the eggs! The eggs!

The rare horny toed speckle frog has laid eggs on the output valve of the well. The EMA has required TXP to commission a study concerning the impact of opening the valve, and thereafter must submit an application for approval.

It will likely be easier and quicker to simply let the eggs hatch into butterflies and fly away.

Paul doesn’t want to post this development on social media because he doesn’t need the additional headache of greenpeace idiots chaining themselves to various pieces of TXP equipment protesting to save the frogs (which are doing just fine without being saved).

No need to worry though, the delay time is being used to give refresher courses in sensitivity training to all TXP employees and subcontractors. We’re making the world a better one small step at a time.

Meanwhile, in other news, spot electricity hit 10 nok/ kWh today, which is over 50 times more expensive than it has historically been for decades. A solar installation would pay for itself in a couple years at these prices.

Go Paul!

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