Thanks to the RRGCC

Post by **GWG** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 7:03 pm

I would like to personally thank all those directly involved in the acquisition of the Murray property. I can only imagine the time, energy, and sacrifice you have made to make this happen. All this in light of the BS you put up with on a daily basis.

I would also like to thank those who have donated money, time, auction items, etc to this effort. Without this, we'd never be where we are today.

Just something for everyone to think about. Be considerate to those you meet for they may have played a part in this process.

Thanks again.

GWG

Post by **Gretchen** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 7:23 pm

Amen GWG! Major props to all of those who have donated time, sweat, tears & money to the Murray project! In the end it will be worth it but we also must enjoy the journey that we have to take to get there! We will only grow together as a community!

Post by **Spragwa** » Thu Jan 15, 2004 10:28 pm

Okay, I've kept quiet on these issues but I believe that people have the right to express an opinion, to criticize and to ask questions. Respect and consideration are not inherent rights but are to be earned.

I agree that the people who have worked on the Murray project deserve major props. But I don't think that it is fair to request that people limit criticism. Without a strong dissent, it is impossible to reach the middle ground.

aaron · Post by **aaron** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 1:03 am

true that.

Post by **kato** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 2:49 pm

I think the original post just said to be considerate. You can have strong dissent and still be considerate. I would almost say that it is good to be considerate to everyone anyway.

Post by **GWG** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 6:22 pm

I have deleted my post at this point. It is not worth sharing with people who can't comprehend complex emotions. Extending beyond thoughts and feelings that only lead to personal gratification is so complicated (note the sarcasim)

Such hatred amongst so many. What a shallow, pathetic existance one must lead.

Good luck in life! I hope you find happiness somewhere.

GWG

Post by **Spragwa** » Fri Jan 16, 2004 11:28 pm

I love the oil workers. They've always been perfect gentlemen to me. When I come putting up in my little car, they pull their big 4-wheel drive vehicles off the road so that I don't have to. They joke with me when I see them and always wave. Screwing with those guys is awful. That's not what I mean by constructive criticism....

Oh and I also show them my tits... LOL

Post by **Jeff** » Sat Jan 17, 2004 12:38 am

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Mon Jan 19, 2004 2:09 am

Fuck the petro-chemical wizards of the world and their minions.... Hell for them will be that much hotter for what they have done to the earth!! Did you know that the just came to the conclusion that deodorant causes cancer! F'ing deodorant!!! Our world has become so inundated with chemicals. Everything that we use is so saturated with chemicals. The human race is going to poison itself out of existance from all the chemicals that we have allowed to permeate our world.......

I hold these oil worker "who were just trying to do their jobs!" directly responsible for for the disaster that has happened in Coal Bank Hollow and what we refer to as the Southern Region. Have you ever walked through the woods there? Its a fucking wooded wasteland.....oil equipment and pipes laying everywhere...junk that they abandonned. The oil workers who worked this 'patch', allowed this shit to go on. There is a hundred years of junk that has accumilated in the woods and box canyons of the S/R. All of the visible junk is just aesthics. The real problem is the terror that is in the ground! Oil run-off. Mercury, Arsenic all sorts of deep earth chemicals, that would not naturally be present on the surface have been unleashed with impunity on our world. All perpetrated by your Friendly neighborhood oil workers!!!

Just to shut down a venue of arguement; The corporate 'white collars', while responsible in their own right. They were not the ones who cut the dams at Coal bank hollow and unleashed the slurry ponds. It was the field-hand.........

Post by **bob** » Mon Jan 19, 2004 9:21 am

Haven't I seen you driving around the southern region? Is that a petro-free car you've got there? Exchanging your nylon cord for old style silk? We are the reason for the existance of the petro-chemical wizards.