The Irish Ram
LITTLE GIRL / Ram Tough
No whine RGD, that's your gig. I offered the flip side of the "great story" posted here. You turned in into a pissing match, middle school style.
35 minutes due west of Pittsburgh isn't quite the hillbilly haven you make it out to be. What part of Deliverance were you born in dummy? A little further south I recon.
You've been sucking too much of that Denver brown cloud if you think anyone is going to believe that the gas and oil companies can be trusted to keep their word. Case in point, 13 spills. They are only using monkeys like you to monitor a few of the wells here because only a few are being monitored by the EPA, and they've told Big Gas which ones they are! I bet 13 spills don't happen on those sites! So how many bananas do you get for a 13 spill record?
And hell no, this isn't all I've got. I could post one of your boss's lying schemes every day for 93 days just from one local paper alone!
But back to that great story, before you got all butt hurt:
Remember all those households saving all that money on cheaper fuel? LLLOL. There's no coal industry anymore. Energy costs are necessarily going to skyrocket, remember that quote? Do you think that they are going to forget to TAX the gas as soon as it hits the surface?
In fact, as we speak:
Gubernatorial Frontrunner Proposes Severance Tax
Pennsylvania’s democratic gubernatorial frontrunner, U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz, announced she would impose a 5 percent severance tax on Marcellus Shale production, according to State Impact Pennsylvania.
“Schwartz told reporters on a conference call that her plan for what she called a “reasonable, fair, moderate tax” would generate $612 million this year and nearly triple to $2 billion in about 10 years. She said she wants to use the money to invest in education and transportation infrastructure.” ( in Egypt, lol )
Schwartz isn’t the only candidate making a severance tax proposal. Candidates John Hanger and Katie McGinty also call for more taxes.
Republican Governor Tom Corbett has said there’s no need for additional taxes on the oil and gas industry.
Millions and billions RGGR, sucked right out of the pockets of all those lucky households.
That poor little girl's crying because your boss stole her Daddy's gas and her room is so cold.........
35 minutes due west of Pittsburgh isn't quite the hillbilly haven you make it out to be. What part of Deliverance were you born in dummy? A little further south I recon.
You've been sucking too much of that Denver brown cloud if you think anyone is going to believe that the gas and oil companies can be trusted to keep their word. Case in point, 13 spills. They are only using monkeys like you to monitor a few of the wells here because only a few are being monitored by the EPA, and they've told Big Gas which ones they are! I bet 13 spills don't happen on those sites! So how many bananas do you get for a 13 spill record?
And hell no, this isn't all I've got. I could post one of your boss's lying schemes every day for 93 days just from one local paper alone!
But back to that great story, before you got all butt hurt:
Remember all those households saving all that money on cheaper fuel? LLLOL. There's no coal industry anymore. Energy costs are necessarily going to skyrocket, remember that quote? Do you think that they are going to forget to TAX the gas as soon as it hits the surface?
In fact, as we speak:
Gubernatorial Frontrunner Proposes Severance Tax
Pennsylvania’s democratic gubernatorial frontrunner, U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz, announced she would impose a 5 percent severance tax on Marcellus Shale production, according to State Impact Pennsylvania.
“Schwartz told reporters on a conference call that her plan for what she called a “reasonable, fair, moderate tax” would generate $612 million this year and nearly triple to $2 billion in about 10 years. She said she wants to use the money to invest in education and transportation infrastructure.” ( in Egypt, lol )
Schwartz isn’t the only candidate making a severance tax proposal. Candidates John Hanger and Katie McGinty also call for more taxes.
Republican Governor Tom Corbett has said there’s no need for additional taxes on the oil and gas industry.
Millions and billions RGGR, sucked right out of the pockets of all those lucky households.
That poor little girl's crying because your boss stole her Daddy's gas and her room is so cold.........
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