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I wouldn't give him the satisfaction of a noose or firing squad. He would be tortured. I would start with his fingernails and go from there.
XIX - Niners over the Dolphins 01/20/85
Never heard of him, and I don't care. He more than likely sucks arse.
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I mean, let's not act like the Feds aren't getting a cut of all this.

This was probably one of those "Ok guys, yall know we gotta arrest some of them now. It's been a while."


Yep
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Missouri is mostly below the mason dixon line lol


Columbia, MO is below it as well. LOL

re: Is this a trashy New Iberia baw-ette?

Posted by BigD45 on 2/5/26 at 12:26 pm to
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pentecostal ladies


And 99% are :yack: :yack: :yack:
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Ag Zwin




It's nice to see Ole Miss upgraded its cheerleading facilities. :lol:
She should be on the 2026 version of this with Dave and Joe.

Hell, if they hired BK right now, it would be an upgrade over Norvell.
As long as they put points up on the board, they can setup a bowling alley on the sideline for all I care.

re: Caden Nowicki - RIP

Posted by BigD45 on 2/2/26 at 9:59 am to
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One article I read said he was a LSU committed recruit. AI is out of control and it will only get worse.


Yeah, I saw that same AI article someone shared.

Regardless, rest in peace, young man. Also, prayers to the family. It sucks losing a sibling or anyone in your immediate family.
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Minnesota loves their Somalis.


He reminded me of the GM the Timberwolves had that drafted Rickey Rubio and another PG back to back when he could've taken Steph Curry and Demar DeRozen with those 2 picks.

Bold strategy, Cotton! :lol:

re: We are all Auburn fans tonight.

Posted by BigD45 on 1/31/26 at 8:49 pm to
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not all of us....


That would be like asking Bama fans to chase sausages instead of bush for a night. That shite ain't happening! :lol:

re: Blowout in Blanchard Oklahoma

Posted by BigD45 on 1/31/26 at 4:37 pm to
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Fewer and fewer of those as long as the shale plays aren't too far down the decline curve. And by then there will be very few G & G baws who know how to do it.


It's all still conventional up here.

re: Blowout in Blanchard Oklahoma

Posted by BigD45 on 1/31/26 at 4:35 pm to
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Thanks. I figured they would not let them use oil based up there, and LTMO would be wild arse expensive to play with up there. Plus, it would probaby get too thick with very low temps (I guess!).

Interesting. I always like to know how people drill stuff.


Yeah, same here. The whole pad is made of ice, so they don't risk using brine. They probably wouldn't let them use that anyway. You can't even take a leak on the ground up there. I haven't ever had a desire to whip it out in -40 deg F either.

re: Blowout in Blanchard Oklahoma

Posted by BigD45 on 1/31/26 at 2:32 pm to
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What a mess!

Do they ever use OBM or synthetics up there, or is it all water based? If so, do they have to heat the mud tanks, or is circulation/downhole heat enough to keep it from freezing?


Water based when drilling. EVERYTHING is heated!

Before they set the tree, they will use a diesel and anti-freeze mixture to fill the hole. That's if we get that far. We could drill it, see what we don't want to see and wind up with a P&A.

The last 3 major exploration wells I've been on were all P&A wells. Maybe the 3rd time is the charm!! The last 2 were in the gulf.

re: Reverse Sundowning in the Elderly

Posted by BigD45 on 1/31/26 at 2:25 pm to
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just joshing with you but dementia/Alzheimer’s is tough to deal with, for all concerned, went through that with my dad, good luck


Yeah, it sucks. My grandmother had it.

re: Blowout in Blanchard Oklahoma

Posted by BigD45 on 1/31/26 at 2:22 pm to
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And condensate is just heavier constituents of natural gas. Both oil and natural gas are made up of many different hydrocarbons like methane, heptane, butane, etc.


I like cetane and octane myself! :lol:

You can see C1 through C10 in real-time with a mass spectrometer reading heated mud. Schlumberger has a good one. I don't know if Haliburton or Baker Hughes runs one. Most of the ones I've seen have been dogshit.

Everything else has to be done in the lab.

re: Reverse Sundowning in the Elderly

Posted by BigD45 on 1/31/26 at 2:15 pm to
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are you in the southern hemisphere?


:lol: I'm in Alaska right now, so there is barely any upping or downing.