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Show me this research, I have looked all over for it and cannot find it anywhere.

If you want these points to stick you will need to provide evidence from a primary source that shows the estimated amount of oil and the cost-effective method of retrieving it. Right now we have an estimated 20-30 billion barrels of proved reserves available. Shale deposits are much larger but...

And you are the most ignorant sumbitch I've ever discussed politics with. You obviously have no stance of your own, borrowing the hard right stance because that seems to fit your demeanor. You have no facts to base your argument on, throwing every logical falicy in the book out there in hopes...

This is an epicly bad move. I don't expect Griffin to bust but he is clearly not worth three consecutive first round draft picks. Quarterback is obviously their biggest need, but San Francisco showed what you can do with an average QB when the rest of your team is solid. With no running game...

Building new refineries is going to prevent refineries from turning American crude into diesel and shipping it overseas? :roythehammer

That is cool, you cannot refute me so you just start attacking again. Another win for me. lol

I don't like either. Fuller has a bit of Randy Moss in him, giving up sometimes and having to be benched. Judy just isn't good enough to play corner in the NFL.

Yet BP has our recoverable oil at 30 billion barrels total, the oil you are talking about is not recoverable. Trying to get to the rest of it, however much is actually down there, will cost more than the current market rate for oil. You realize only about 15% of our oil imports and 9% of what...

Indeed! You are beginning to find my point.

50% of all minimum wage earners are under 25 and 75% are under 40. 63% are women who are single and have no education and 66% are part-time workers. But go ahead and assume this is to support that tiny .1% of the population who are lazy and don't strive to do anything better than minimum wage.

What a fucking pussy. I hope he goes to Miami so Belichick can beat him twice each year now.

You know what I meant, dbair, and oil is actually $2.40 a gallon or over $100 a barrel. Even when it was in the $60s or $70s gas prices were in the $3.50 range. It has been shown repeatedly that the stock market is driving up oil prices, not typical supply and demand. We don't have enough oil...

It is sad to see so many people who are blind to exactly why oil is at $4 a gallon. The simple answer is because that is the price you are begrudgingly willing to pay. There is not enough untapped oil in the U.S. to alter fuel prices significantly and it would take years before that oil hit...

Over time it has to scale with inflation, otherwise minimum wage workers are getting a pay cut whenever prices go up.

I never said they would be better than Miami or Chicago, my only point is that the East is a smart choice because it is easy. You are trying to sell Dallas big but no one wants to play in Dallas.

I blame you, San Diego will be drafting him now.

The NFC West seems like the best option as far as instantly upgrading a team to be a playoff contender. Seattle doesn't have big name weapons at the receiver positions but I don't think Peyton needs that to turn them into a contender.

Jets take Koochie, ILB, BC

I had to laugh when you claimed the East is tougher than the West. New Jersey will have a hard time winning their division but could easily be a top 4 seed assuming the team actually becomes good. All you need in the East is 50 wins to get a top 4 seed while that hardly guarantees a playoff...

I remember that game, it had to be 2007. I had to watch it at the airport because my wife was flying in from Denver and that game would determine the #1 seed for the playoffs.