Gronk!

On 26 Oct 04, Mad Moose Mike wrote:

MM>  vm> I thought the plan was to keep going on and on about the
"potential" 
MM>  vm> the tar sands (which aren't too inviting unless everymoose gets much 
MM>  vm> desperate for crude) and hope people sorta forget about the profitabl
MM>  vm> real oil deposits?  What with the average North American's short
MM>  vm> attention span, that might actually work, eh?
MM> 
MM> Ackshully, the oil sands are going "full steam ahead", as
it were... The 
MM> Alberta government is even talking about a special express rail line just 
MM> get the oil out to the more popular areas.

Wow!  Brave new world, and all that.

"Going back to the drawing board" and "recycling" your original
comment...

 MM>>> Being in Alberta, Canada's oil province, I'm plenty worried.
 MM>>> What will GW do when the Iraqi oil runs out?

Maybe we needn't worry.  What made me think of another "optimistic
slant" was remembering how some Eastern Canadians joking refer to
"Saudi Alberta".  If Saudi Alberta is treated similarly to Saudi
Arabia, we've no worries...

Like, so far Dubya has not even said "Boo" to Saudi Arabia.
Meanwhile, a Saudi Arabian citizen planned the notorious Nine-Eleven
Attack.  Saudi Arabian money helped finance the Nine-Eleven Attack.

     ...On the other hoof, Saudi Arabia is quite willing to sell oil
to the U.S.A.

So like, since Albertans are happy to sell a certain amount of oil
to the U.S.A., we should have no worries, eh?

Oh yeah, I'm sure my remarks about Saudi Arabia overlook some
perfectly logical explanation of why the War on Terrorism hasn't
touched a country with ties to the Nine-Eleven attack but instead
wasted a country with no WoMD and no links to the Nine-Eleven
Attack.  Like, it must be some deep strategy type decision, eh?

MM> 'Course no one ever listens to the Greens, who keep saying
that we cou
MM> power the entire world three times over just by using wind power...

Hey.  Walking by even one of those giant "egg beaters" makes me
nervous.  I certainly wouldn't want a whole "wind farm" built near
my home bog.

MM>  vm> participants were those Zen-like "way of the
moose" Eastern Canadian
MM>  vm> Besides, I figure that meese using BBSes in Western Canada should be
MM>  vm> proud. Wouldn't want anymoose to think that the only MooseChat
MM>  vm> participants were those Zen-like "way of the
moose" Eastern Canadian
MM>  vm> meese.
MM> 
MM> Although we're still mourning the loss of the great Circular Moose (and we

He left before this whole alt.moose.rights gateway thingy started,
right?  I wonder if anymoose has let him know that he could have a
reasonable facsimile of connecting with MooseChat either with a
newsreader or at groups.google.com ?

MM> never even got to find out exactly what /was/ in his circular file), us 
MM> Kananaskis Meese are still plentiful and are still trying to impress our o
MM> unique mooseness upon MooseChat and all interconnected parts beyond...


May the Great Moose bless our efforts.  Like, encouraging
diversity and uniqueness is a Good Thing.


Have a nice day, eh?

                   Vanilla Moose


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