Howz this: CA has above median poverty rate in the U.S.
California lands six universities in the global top 25
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IBDaMann
Probably the worse human in the threads
You cannot read very well. Try again. Look for the indefinite article 'a' and the logical operator 'or'. Let me know when you have located them.
Poydras Street, downtown New Orleans. My office was on the seventh floor overlooking the Superdome.
You're grasping at straws.
So did you . So there’s where you live. Another lie. Besides, I gave your little sawed off alcoholic and benzodiazepine addict “friend” all the information he needs to look up my houses in Anchorage borough and Hawaii county.Nope. You literally mentioned living in Louisiana
If he’s too busy binge watching tv in his recliner I’ll be happy to give you the same thing.
Still would. What’s that got to do with living in AK and HI?
Oil business dried up in 1986 in NO. They moved to Houston.
Another lie.
You worked in the hospitality sector
I'll take this as your admission you lied about me never living in New Orleans, and you lied that I had no basis to believe you lived in Louisiana.
It's really funny that you have repeatedly failed, over and over and over and over and over to prove your claim that I am a notorious "liar"
IBDaMann
Probably the worse human in the threads
You're desperate to pivot away from your egregious lack of education and your inability to read English for comprehension, including that which you wrote yourself.
So now you have to resort to lying to try to prove I am a notorious "liar", LOL
In the 1990s several of the major petroleum multinationals maintained offices in N.O. That's not even to mention the small and medium independents.
Pretends to be an expert in an industry he never worked in.
So now you have to resort to lying to try to prove I am a notorious "liar", LOL
In the 1990s several of the major petroleum multinationals maintained offices in N.O. That's not even to mention the small and medium independents.
I grew up there. Left in 1991. Oil business dried up after the 1986 glut.Pretends to be an expert in an industry he never worked in.
Besides they never would’ve hired an oceanographer. They employed engineers and geologists.
Another lie.
Like who? Entire buildings were vacated.
They’re still there. Little “businesses” that collect gas royalties from land they own. That’s about it.
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Oh you lived there. But you were no oceanographer. Waiter more likely.
You don’t. I was born and raised there. But stated many times that I live in AK & HI.
Douche even knows my addresses there.
Just proved it several times that you are. LOLIt's really funny that you have repeatedly failed, over and over and over and over and over to prove your claim that I am a notorious "liar"
Man you are really dumb. The ups and downs of the business cycle isn't remotely even proof that all oil companies decamped from NO in the 1980s.
What a nitwit.
You can search until the cows come home and you'll never find a post of mine saying my career was oceanography.
The only thing I ever wrote was that I was accepted at the Scripps Institute (to study marine geology), but my focus and my graduate school went down another path.
Pretends to be an expert in an industry he never worked in, lol.I worked on Poydras Street, parked in the Superdome, and worked on the offshore West Delta 73 oil field. One of the world's largest multinational petroleum companies paid me to work in that building.
Man you are really dumb. The ups and downs business cycle isn't remotely even proof that all oil companies decamped from NO in the 1980s.
Man, your brain is fried. I didn't say anything about what is happening in the year 2026. Everything I wrote was about the mid to late 1990s.
Bottom line, you failed so repeatedly and so miserably at proving your claim I am a notorious liar, that you ended up having to lie to "prove" I am a liar, LOL
I don't give a shit about your address or what you did in Alaska. I've never given a shit about you. Your fascination with me is strictly a one way street. If I wasn't getting notifications you are composing posts to me, I would barely notice you are here.
Shell USA still maintains an office in New Orleans. ExxonMobil only closed their N.O. office in 2003.
So it's obvious you were lying that all the oil companies decamped and abandoned N.O. back in the 1980s.
Prior to 72 hours ago you had a caricature of me in which you assumed, wished, and hoped I was a college dropout slogging it through a series of mediocre jobs.
You shouldn't get aggrieved that what you assumed and wished about me isn't even remotely close to being an accurate caricature.
You really should not even be spending time thinking about my life and what you wish were true about it. That's just weird.
Chevron also had an office in New Orleans until 2008.
So that's at least three of major multinational petroleum companies maintaining offices in N.O. when I was there in the 1990s: Shell USA, ExxonMobil, Chevron.
So it's obvious @Moosakofsky was massively lying that all the oil companies decamped and abandoned N.O. back in the 1980s.
What a sad little HOA trashpanda. Kvetching about other people. Sad
By Jackson Mills
September 03, 2026
United Faculty-UAW union members showed up and showed out for a “Respect the Vote” rally at Tommy Trojan Wednesday afternoon. The rally was hosted in the wake of USC’s continuous effort to challenge the results of the June election, where 70% of non-tenure-track faculty voted in favor of a union.
After RTPC faculty voted, the university submitted a Request for Review on June 2 to the four-person NLRB board in Washington, three of which are Trump appointees that previously served as labor lawyers for corporations such as Boeing.
https://www.uscannenbergmedia.com/2026/09/03/usc-wants-legal-clarity-faculty-say-its-a-stall/
September 03, 2026
United Faculty-UAW union members showed up and showed out for a “Respect the Vote” rally at Tommy Trojan Wednesday afternoon. The rally was hosted in the wake of USC’s continuous effort to challenge the results of the June election, where 70% of non-tenure-track faculty voted in favor of a union.
After RTPC faculty voted, the university submitted a Request for Review on June 2 to the four-person NLRB board in Washington, three of which are Trump appointees that previously served as labor lawyers for corporations such as Boeing.
https://www.uscannenbergmedia.com/2026/09/03/usc-wants-legal-clarity-faculty-say-its-a-stall/
Probably the same person that has told literally hundreds of people to kill themselves.
Evil is evil. You are evil.
Cypress is not wrong. NOLA is a hub for a lot of off-shore rig workers and quite a few oil companies exist out in that area.
Cy doesn't have a PhD in oceanography or anything in earth sciences though. That's pretty obvious.