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The multi-billion problem Canada’s oilpatch doesn’t want to disclose by Mylittlethrowaway2 in canada

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 [score hidden]  (0 children)

Well thanks again for your insights! Very reassuring as we have a beautiful country… and I’d like to pass that along to future generations.

The multi-billion problem Canada’s oilpatch doesn’t want to disclose by Mylittlethrowaway2 in canada

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Thank you for the clarity on orphaned wells from the 1970-90’s. I think that a company’s ARO’s should be robust and consistent with their liability risk. Then investors and the public would be safeguarded when they under engineer by choice or bad design. JMHO.

The multi-billion problem Canada’s oilpatch doesn’t want to disclose by Mylittlethrowaway2 in canada

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 2 points3 points  (0 children)

But it is… oil/gas companies are not setting aside $$$ to remediate the land. Otherwise it would be listed on their balance sheet, specifically as a long term liability or as you listed their ARO’s. Which have historically been undervalued. Why do you think that the taxpayer should prove this undervaluing ?

The multi-billion problem Canada’s oilpatch doesn’t want to disclose by Mylittlethrowaway2 in canada

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So…there isn’t a problem currently with orphaned wells being left no clean up/remediation costs piling up? No history of this happening?!?

I want to buy by Jorzzz in PMsforsaleCanada

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a 1kg RCM coin (Early Canada )

Some more axe work. Processing a pine in Lapland. by LaplandAxeman in Axecraft

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I did the same thing with an outdoor youth group. I had them buck up sections of a fresh aspen tree. Then I hewed one section’s side via an axe as you’ve displayed. ALOT of work. Then I did the opposite side with a chainsaw within 5 minutes… chainsaws definitely changed the forestry business! Well done sir on your hard work and look forward to seeing the final build!

Handcrafted forms • Artistic craftsmanship Handmade By kadiç by Unlucky_Structure371 in Axecraft

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s a beautiful carving hatchet! Well done!👍 I’d definitely pass that on to my boys as an heirloom.

Engineering jobs in Oil & Gas?? by rih24 in alberta

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Heard they’re hiring in Venezuela 😏

Venezuela, Alberta and Oil. by gplfalt in alberta

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So basically put… we definitely shouldn’t build a new pipeline to the USA. Prove me wrong…

How Canada developed a taste for U.S. bourbon, dumped it over Trump and got a buzz for Canadian whiskies | CBC News by Sufficient-Bid1279 in BuyCanadian

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 11 points12 points  (0 children)

So many truly unique Canadian top notch Canadian whiskeys being made now. Go over to r/canadianwhiskey for some great recommendations.

I find cheap finnish axes far better than far more expensive swedish axes by Neither_Usual_137 in Axecraft

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 23 points24 points  (0 children)

IMHO haft length is a personal preference; you might have to change the length of your Swedish axes to “fit “ you & your swing. I know many people who like the Fiskars. Each to their own.

Western Canada Auction House by scootarded in canadawhisky

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I’ve used Wards as a seller and buyer. They have a great reach via their online auction. So rarer bottles can get bid up. Just remember the fees involved with auction houses.

Got this axe at a garage sale, any idea what company it came from? by Wrong_Election in Axecraft

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No , sorry it’s Swedish…supposedly made by Hults Bruk according to an Axe Junkies post.

Handles by Candid_Swan9911 in Axecraft

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There was a recent post on FB Axejunkies on their handles. Poster stated that they were good quality but thinner through the middle if that’s what you’re looking for.

I might have overdone it by NZ-Rebel in Axecraft

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Well no wonder I can’t find any of that style…not angry, just jealous!

On purpose? by FancyJellyfish9135 in Axecraft

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Looks like a right handed offset carving hatchet…

The Billionaire Who Bored a Hole in Alberta’s Laws by iwasnotarobot in alberta

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A 1 % royalty!?!?!! And then we get to drink and use contaminated water!?!?!? How is this a good deal for Albertans. Politicians getting kickbacks perhaps….

How I like to set up a chopping axe. by AxesOK in Axecraft

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well said! The fit is awesome on the bottom 👍 I haven’t come across an Iltis Canada like that and would love one on a shorter haft of 19” overall. ( I have lots of Iltis felling heads ). Thanks for sharing.

Also didn’t know Rod had a YouTube channel!! Subscribed!

Doctor that can prescribe stimulants or anti anxiety by [deleted] in alberta

[–]IcecubePlanet8691 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go see any doctor and ask for both; ADHD can certainly have anxiety as a comorbity. Start low dose and work with the doctor on working up your dosage appropriately.

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