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To: Eric who wrote (21014)	6/3/2010 9:12:25 PM
From: Brumar89	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86356

One, it doesn't matter what you call it and this whole discussion of the definition of "ocean" and "puget sound" came from your apparent desire to downplay the environmental risks of tanker traffic .... which I've pointed out is statistically riskier than offshore production. Two, you got yourself into a position of contradicting both everyone else in the area (Tesoro, the Seattle media, environmental groups) and most humorously YOURSELF. That you did so in the typical high-handed I know-it-all, you're ignorant because you haven't looked at these nautical charts manner, makes it all the more satisfying. Allow me to rub it in some more ("in excruciating detail", as you say) - HERE'S ERIC VS ERIC! To: Brumar89 who wrote (21009) 6/3/2010 8:26:28 PM From: Eric Read Replies (1) of 21013 Here is a chart of "Northern Puget Sound". charts.noaa.gov Notice in excruciating detail that there are no refineries! Not a single one. Message 26588000 To: Brumar89 who wrote (13099) 10/5/2009 1:05:34 PM From: Eric Read Replies (1) of 21013 No I'm not hoping. After seeing what happened up in Alaska no one would ever wish for that to happen. I go by supertankers all of the time on trips to my home up in the San Juans of Washington State and go right by the Anacortes refinery which is on the water of Northern PUGET Sound. Padilla bay is right next door. The most valuable estuary in Washington State for marine wildlife and migrating bird populations. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. tsocorp.com Message 25994627 ;>) That was nice. Heh heh.