California lands six universities in the global top 25

Neither you or @Moosakofsky could stick to the topic of the thread. You just had to obsess about me.

And you told us apropos of literally nothing how many millions you made for Exxon. That's hilarious. I'm sure everyone in the group home is impressed.

@Moosakofsky and you repeatedly insinuated I was either lying about working in the NOLA oil sector, or that I was some loser that my employer regretted hiring.

I still think that. You seem like a fucked up dude. You must have been a misery to work with even with all the ZILLIONS OF DOLLARS of pure unadulterated profit you were bringing in through merit of your MASSIVE INTELLECT (which you also seem to belabor)
 
You started this thread two weeks ago tomorrow. I see your fanbois are *still* twerking for your attention. What's your secret? :laugh:

It's his lies and his CLAIMS to have made MILLIONS OF DOLLARS for Exxon. We love a good show.

(Watch #1 FanBoi reply to this.)

LOL. Funny! Guess that makes you my FANGRRL. You seem obsessed with my posts and unlike the rest of us on this thread you NEVER make a valuable point about ANY of the topics or subtopics.

All you do is bitch.
 
Is he now claiming he got a degree from Tulane? I musta missed that.
No, It was below his standards. It wasn't "ranked" high enough. :laugh:
But back to the topic.
Stanford, UC Berkeley, CalTech, UCLA, UC San Francisco, UC San Diego

California schools quietly dominated a major global rankings list​


mainstream economists will tell you that economic growth depends on infrastructure, productivity, and education.
So he went to the poorest state in the country to find work. Doesn't add up.
 
And you told us apropos of literally nothing how many millions you made for Exxon!!
"Us"? Are you diagnosed with multiple personality disorder?
Here you go
👇​
Of the prospects I identified in the West Delta 73 field we found gas-condensate pay in the L-10 sand, the K-40 sand, the K-30 sand, the K-15 sand, and the I-5 sand. We found the K-20 sand was already swept, so unfortunately there was no gas pay there.
My best recollection from production records or reserve estimates were 24 billion cubic feet (BCF) of gas from the L-10 sand, 35 BCF gas K-35 reservoir, 8 BCF from the K-40 reservoir, 12 BCF from the K-15 reservoir, and 5 BCF from the I-5 sand.

That's 84 BCF of gas-condensate equivalent, which is a minimum of $310 million dollars in 2026 wholesale value. Drilling costs were around $20 to $30 million, so that has to be subtracted as overhead expense.



Now, tell me anything real, tangible, and of useful value to America you ever helped produce in your career, assuming you had one.
 
So he went to the poorest state in the country to find work. Doesn't add up!!
LOL. I would have gone to Nigeria or Angola if my job required it. Oil exploration was more fun than a barrel of monkeys.

What I didn't want for a career is to have to smell bad breath up close and get saliva on me everyday, which is what your glorified technician job entailed.

I already had to explain you you once how ignorant you were about the petroleum industry when you claimed all oil companies in NOLA completely bugged out in the 1980s.

If you want to work in the oil patch, you have to go to where the oil is, for the most part in those days that meant Houston, New Orleans, Midland.

You don't go to Seattle or Vermont to work in the oil industry.

Petroleum engineers and geoscientists in the NOLA oil patch were paid very well. And I had fun in NOLA. That's all that matters to me. It obviously stresses you out.

Sniffing bad breath close up everyday doesn't sound appealing.
 
You own them. I see you posted this around 9 am (EDT). I just now logged back in and see 3 more pages. Let me guess why. lol
These two stalkers had constructed a caricature of my life based on assumptions, misinformation, innuendo, and guesswork, and they do not like having their cherished caricatures blow up in their faces, lol
 
The question was whether oil companies maintained offices in New Orleans in the 1990s.
The year is 2026, Cyborg.
@Moosakofsky insisted and confidently claimed they all bugged out and decamped New Orleans in the 1980s.

I proved @Moosakofsky was lying his fat ass off by posting independent corroboration from media sources showing that Shell, Exxon, Chevron, Mobil maintained corporate office footprints in the city through the 1990s when I lived there.
All three oil companies have offices in any city of any size, Cyborg. RAAA.
 
These two stalkers had constructed a caricature of my life based on assumptions, misinformation, innuendo, and guesswork, and they do not like having their cherished caricatures blow up in their faces, lol
It didn't, Cyborg. Assumption of victory fallacy.
 
LOL. I would have gone to Nigeria or Angola if my job required it. Oil exploration was more fun than a barrel of monkeys.

What I didn't want for a career is to have to smell bad breath up close and get saliva on me everyday, which is what your glorified technician job entailed.

I already had to explain you you once how ignorant you were about the petroleum industry when you claimed all oil companies in NOLA completely bugged out in the 1980s.

If you want to work in the oil patch, you have to go to where the oil is, for the most part in those days that meant Houston, New Orleans, Midland.
Oil is found wherever you care to drill for it, Cyborg.
You don't go to Seattle or Vermont to work in the oil industry.
Ignoring Seattle's oil industry?
Ignoring Vermont's oil industry?

Petroleum engineers and geoscientists in the NOLA oil patch were paid very well. And I had fun in NOLA. That's all that matters to me. It obviously stresses you out.
There is no such thing as 'geoscience'.
You never worked on any drilling rig or in a refinery at all, Cyborg. Stop making shit up.
 
Oil is found wherever you care to drill for it, Cyborg.
Ignoring Vermont's oil industry?
Tell me all about the Vermont oil fields that the multinationals are currently producing from. 🤣
There is no such thing as 'geoscience'!

Exxon - Careers​

Geoscience
Industry-leading geology and geophysical research starts here. Our geoscience career path collects and analyzes data across the globe to identify the next opportunity for ExxonMobil to explore.

https://jobs.exxonmobil.com/go/Geoscience/3842900/
You never worked on any drilling rig or in a refinery at all! Stop making shit up!!
I worked in an office with technical experts to identity prospects. The only time I set foot on a drilling rig is when I helicoptered out to the platform to brief the drilling crew.
 
Tell me all about the Vermont oil fields that the multinationals are currently producing from. 🤣

Exxon - Careers​

Geoscience
There is no such thing as 'geoscience'.
Industry-leading geology and geophysical research starts here. Our geoscience career path collects and analyzes data across the globe to identify the next opportunity for ExxonMobil to explore.

https://jobs.exxonmobil.com/go/Geoscience/3842900/
There is no such thing as 'geoscience'.

I worked in an office with technical experts to identity prospects. The only time I set foot on a drilling rig is when I helicoptered out to the platform to brief the drilling crew.
You were never on a drilling rig.
You never worked in the oil industry. Stop pretending.
 
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