I WILL POST AGAIN ON TUESDAY AND GIVE YOU EVERYTHING I KNOW. MY LAST POST

-- JC (jc@yahoo.com), January 17, 2000

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SORRY, NO TIME TONIGHT. NEED REST FOR WORK.

-- JC (jc@yahoo.com), January 17, 2000.

Y2K IS ABOUT "OIL" ANYONE WHO SAYS JUST MORE OIL TALK IS "WRONG"

Did you really need to start another thread, JC?

-- (long@time.regular), January 17, 2000.

I'll be waiting JC - many thanks!

-- Andy (2000EOD@prodigy.net), January 17, 2000.

Yawwwwwwwn....

-- (Trolls R U@zzzz.com), January 17, 2000.

I drove by the corner station, and all looked well ...

-- Phil Erup (doomer@oil.pollie), January 17, 2000.

Who the hell is this idiot? How about some facts! I know ther is a play to destabalize the $US (its those Euro freeks) but it will not happen with oil. no oil for the USA = W.W.III (and no less) but the saudies could have us over a barrel if they want some of the gold that is due, they wouldnt stop shipping but they could screw up the value of the $US.

Again please post some facts or at least your opinion!

-- Dan (danny_evans@bc.sympatico.ca), January 17, 2000.

This guy is cracking me up. I especially love the all caps. Is this his second last post or his third?

Can't wait 'till tuesday.

-- semper paratus (still_here_with@my.pals), January 17, 2000.

Phil: You just HAVE to be a hillbilly with that answer! C'mon, admit it! It's like looking in the fridge and saying, "I got food in here, nobody must be hungry!" Duh!

I checked out oil charts earlier today and it looks like there is no top in sight. $30 a barrel seems high but we are almost there and the futures market catapulted to new highs on Friday.

Everybody, work like hell at your jobs and be indespensible. When oil goes through the roof, everybody suffers. Trimming the workforce is the first line of fire that many companies take.

Peace.

-- I AM (Trying@2B.Reasonable), January 17, 2000.

Interesting theory I spotted on Kitco - Hmmmmmmmm...

Date: Sun Jan 16 2000 14:14

themine - "If "they" move oil prices to the upside it will be to blame OPEC for the financial crisis. They will say that it was oil prices what spoiled the party and not credit expansion. Just as it happened in the 1970s."

Well TPTB didn't use y2k did they???

-- Andy (2000EOD@prodigy.net), January 17, 2000.

Come on guys. Don't bite on this. JC is doing a parody of RC.

-- Downstreamer (downstream@bigfoot.com), January 17, 2000.

It's a case of using your circumstances to your advantage.

I personally think that our relations with OPEC have been so damaged by Klintoon and the Pillsbury Dough Boy that OPEC has decided to show us who really runs the commodities world.

Hint: (it ain't us)

That being said, I could see the Klintoon brigade using this to their advantage to protect the Thonged Legacy Of Bill Klintoon.

-- Gordon (g_gecko_69@hotmail.com), January 17, 2000.

I predict that JC knows no more than you or I about the future pricing of oil, the future distribution of oil, or the future of anything for that matter. There's only a handful of people that control the oil market and only they know what the future holds. So don't hold your breath thinking that you'll get the full inside scoop of what's coming down from JC. People like JC likes to jerk people's chains, haven't we met a few people like him here before?

-- bardou (bardou@baloney.com), January 17, 2000.

YEAH BARDOU!!!!

(hands clapping.)

I couldn't have said it better.

-- (Kurt.Borzel@gems8.gov.bc.ca), January 17, 2000.

The mid-East does not have the control it did in the 70's. North Sea, Alaskan, lower 48, Venezuela production is down because of economics. If the price is right, they will produce more. We do not buy most of our oil from mid-east now. Yes everyone is driving an SUV. Mine gets better miles/G than my VW bug did in 78. US oil consumption in these excessive times still peaked two years ago. Plenty of fat to trim if price too high. Any price over $40/brl will become self correcting.

I work for a company that used to own a lot of oil. They capped half their production when price went below $25/b. The oil is still there and the wells intact. Flip of switch and 2 months later it is in the stream.

YES..Y2K refinery disruptions are a concern and are prob. creating short term shortage but can be fixed in under two months. Hey, I stood in lines for gas 73 + 78, the world did not end.

-- Surrounded (hidding@thefirststate.com), January 17, 2000.

I predict that "JC" is the same moron posting obscene threads under the handle of "als@big.one". Same all caps thread titles, same all caps text, same elipses between short phrases. Looooooser

-- (TrollPatrol@sheesh.now), January 17, 2000.