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To: Big Dog who wrote (42557)	4/18/1999 10:05:00 PM
From: diana g	Read Replies (2) of 95453

Re: OSX's Relationship to Oil Price Hi Big! I think when Brent is at $18, there will be plenty of incentive to drill etc, and a few dollars more in the price of crude would make little difference. At a steady and (relatively)dependable $18 Brent/$20WTI, I would think it would be close to 'full-speed ahead' in the OSX, wouldn't it? If I'm right about that, then what gets better at $21 Brent/$23WTI? regards, diana <<<Off Topic>>> In regard to your earlier question--- <<<"Just how many grrls do you live with? I bet I could fit all the good lookin' ones in my pickup. ">> Five other grrls share the NYC house, and they are all good-looking except me. I am the only ugly one. But I am tallest. You might could get them all into your pickup if you have the extended cab. (They'd turn mean if you try to make them ride in the truckbed.)

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