Shell's mobile offshore drilling platform, the Kulluk, is now reported aground off Kodiak Island.
Here's the update from the unified command.
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4 comments:
And when you can't make it shrimpin...
Go Oilin'
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/04/business/04chouest.html?_r=0
While you idiots fight over alocation issues, big oil is fucking us all.
Off to a great start big oil!!! Welcome to Alaska.
Bash big oil as you maneuver to the fuel dock!
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