SB Final, UL 4, LSU 11

[JamesTheJeweler]

Well the Double Eagle baws are getting themselves another $4 Billion come April 1, so Glasco will have a few more Ben Franklins to work with.

https://www.ogj.com/general-interest...e-eagle-assets

In my stint in the oilfield, my division covered Haynesville Shale, and were mostly under Chesapeake. Occasionally, some of my guys would be sent to other divisions to help out. First time I sent my guys out there to west Texas, I went with them to make sure everything went smoothly...(babysitting grown men is a full time job). Anyway, that first job was a diamondback location in the middle of nowhere of course. I couldn't believe the complete lack of any safety regulations whatsoever. It was shocking. Dudes in sleeveless t-shirts. Apparently hard hats or any other PPE was optional. The first night I went out there, was going check some tanks and could smell acid really strong. As I rounded a corner I looked up just in time to see an acid tank spraying a stream of acid out about 4 feet! The sand surrounding it was yellow. Looks like it had been doing that for quite some time. Quickly went report it only for the Company man to tell me, "yeah, it started doing that yesterday. It's almost empty anyway, and someone's coming swap them out tomorrow morning." LoL! I said, "man, I nearly walked right through a stream of acid...something needs to be done." He said, there's no tape up or barriers around it?" " I told that retard to put up some tape or barriers around it!" Just tell your guys to steer clear til it's swapped out tomorrow."
Unreal.

[Cajunrunner]

In my stint in the oilfield, my division covered Haynesville Shale, and were mostly under Chesapeake. Occasionally, some of my guys would be sent to other divisions to help out. First time I sent my guys out there to west Texas, I went with them to make sure everything went smoothly...(babysitting grown men is a full time job). Anyway, that first job was a diamondback location in the middle of nowhere of course. I couldn't believe the complete lack of any safety regulations whatsoever. It was shocking. Dudes in sleeveless t-shirts. Apparently hard hats or any other PPE was optional. The first night I went out there, was going check some tanks and could smell acid really strong. As I rounded a corner I looked up just in time to see an acid tank spraying a stream of acid out about 4 feet! The sand surrounding it was yellow. Looks like it had been doing that for quite some time. Quickly went report it only for the Company man to tell me, "yeah, it started doing that yesterday. It's almost empty anyway, and someone's coming swap them out tomorrow morning." LoL! I said, "man, I nearly walked right through a stream of acid...something needs to be done." He said, there's no tape up or barriers around it?" " I told that retard to put up some tape or barriers around it!" Just tell your guys to steer clear til it's swapped out tomorrow."
Unreal.

Yeah…last year worked within a situation where a larger publicly traded company had acquired a much smaller, privately backed on, and integration of the smaller company’s field employments into the HSE standards of the larger one was quite interesting to say the least.

Like you said, no FRCs/PPEs required. Everyone driving around with guns in the vehicles out on location…suddenly having to come into compliance with the rules of the larger company’s.

[JamesTheJeweler]

Yeah…last year worked within a situation where a larger publicly traded company had acquired a much smaller, privately backed on, and integration of the smaller company’s field employments into the HSE standards of the larger one was quite interesting to say the least.

Like you said, no FRCs/PPEs required. Everyone driving around with guns in the vehicles out on location…suddenly having to come into compliance with the rules of the larger company’s.

Glad you mentioned firearms. Later in the week, I pulled up to location one afternoon, and there was a bunch of guys standing around a truck. Apparently one of the guys bought a new AR15 and they were passing it around, checking it out. Wild west indeed.

[R1Letterman]

Can you verify that statement?

The NCAA men's basketball tournament selection process moved away from the Rating Percentage Index (RPI) in 2018, replacing it with the NCAA Evaluation Tool (NET) to provide a more comprehensive and contemporary approach to evaluating teams.

[R1Letterman]

Well the Double Eagle baws are getting themselves another $4 Billion come April 1, so Glasco will have a few more Ben Franklins to work with.

https://www.ogj.com/general-interest...e-eagle-assets

What language is thisnpost typed in?

[JamesTheJeweler]

What language is thisnpost typed in?

What language is YOUR post typed in? Wtf is "thisnpost" exactly?

[R1Letterman]

What language is YOUR post typed in? Wtf is "thisnpost" exactly?

What were you saying about trolls?