when is the oil going to run out

[Tiger Bass 5,000+ posts]

How many threads are going to be started abouth the same old shit?

Countless...until new shit comes around to post about.

 

[hoxie08 5,000+ posts]

problem is all that oil under CO or wherever is oil shale.... it WASNT cost effective to use it at first.. but with oil prices rising it might soon be more cost effective to mine and refine that shit than buy from the ragheads.

 

[DBDRAGGUY 10+ year member]

2nd Tuesday of next week, or so i hear.

The oil situation is only a crisis when it affects the oil companies profits. It never has and never will . Refineries cannot keep up with demand do to the cost to do so, thus creating a shortage of refined product that in turn = higher prices at the pump that equals record profits for oil companies. This is a shell game that is being played on the hard working people and businesses that rely on gasoline and diesel for every aspect of making a living. trading prices are now being affected by what leaders of the oil nations are threatening to do, not doing but threatening.

 

[BoomBoomBoy 10+ year member]

It's all shenanigans

 

[97gp 5,000+ posts]

Alternative energy is stored right next to the cure for cancer atm.

 

[97gp 5,000+ posts]

Is that where the cure for THE AIDS is too?

The only way to cure aids is to kill all black people, I thought everyone already knew that.

 

[brtnboarder3241 5,000+ posts]

^^^

lawl

 

[Rawr-DQ 10+ year member]

With the rising cost of oil and gas its in the news every day. I'm reading these articles about how many MILLIONS of Barrels of oil they are pumping out of the earth every single day. This boggles my mind, this is not a renewable resource! Just when are we going to **** the planet dry, and what do we do then?? Why isn't every scientist working on alternative energy solutions?? Or does this technology already exist and big oil is keeping it locked away so they can continue making their BILLIONS???

Let me say this.

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[Lingerfelt 10+ year member]

There's only one cure for AIDS, and it's kept in the ground.

 

[babaganoush123 10+ year member]

its all b.s oil is never gonna run out all the extra $ were paying to fukin tanks,jets and helicopters. its earth made naturally 24/7.

 

[Lingerfelt 10+ year member]

its all b.s oil is never gonna run out all the extra $ were paying to fukin tanks,jets and helicopters. its earth made naturally 24/7.

Yeah did you just hear about the oil aquifer they found in Utah?

 

[soundstreamer 10+ year member]

The higher cost/bbl oil helps the oil companies do research on how to produce fossil fuels. Past research has found that:

Conventional pumping/natural flow from oil wells only extracts ~10% of the oil in any formation being produced

Sacrificing ~ 1/3 of an oilfield to injection wells and pumping water into formation will extract ~15%

Pumping slugs of CO2(like what carbonates your fountain drinks) along with water into injection wells will get up to 25% of the oil out of the ground in the area surrounding a producing well bore.

That is as far as scientists have figured out so far. I've seen 'dried up' wells produce 800bbl a day in an injection field.

Oil does not need to be over $100/bbl, much less $140/bbl. The oil companies were making tons of profit at $60/bbl. They could spend money on research and still twist profits in the billions at $80/bbl.

 

[vwrx_freak 10+ year member]

with all the oil in alaska texas the gulf and nevada and wherever the **** else it will last till long after your great great grandchildren are dead and forgotten so who gives a sht