My first thought when it happened was a Greenpeace insane freak.
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OnlyForNow said:
Sorry ya, certainly not Georgia Pacific.
Yeah.
They hate trees.
Unless it was one of the paper plate scams.Quote:
and with it the owner's name and a pretty good idea of who the remains belong to.
Or stolen.
I doubt the plates (paper or metal) were readable by the time they got access to it. But with the VIN on the car they can easily find who it belongs to.CDUB98 said:Unless it was one of the paper plate scams.Quote:
and with it the owner's name and a pretty good idea of who the remains belong to.
I know.txags92 said:I doubt the plates (paper or metal) were readable by the time they got access to it. But with the VIN on the car they can easily find who it belongs to.CDUB98 said:Unless it was one of the paper plate scams.Quote:
and with it the owner's name and a pretty good idea of who the remains belong to.
What I mean is, if this were someone intent on doing bad things, then they could easily go to one of those places that basically rent the car and paper plate it. The owner would have no involvement.
OR
As someone said, it could be stolen and used.
I'd much rather in this case, there be no criminal intent and it was just a bad accident, cause if it were intentional, we can expect more carnage.
To me, it seems much more likely that this was an unintentional accident. If you were a bad actor, there are plenty of places around the east side of Houston where this type of incident would have caused a much larger impact including other "trickle down" impacts to adjacent facilities, infrastructure, etc.CDUB98 said:I know.txags92 said:I doubt the plates (paper or metal) were readable by the time they got access to it. But with the VIN on the car they can easily find who it belongs to.CDUB98 said:Unless it was one of the paper plate scams.Quote:
and with it the owner's name and a pretty good idea of who the remains belong to.
What I mean is, if this were someone intent on doing bad things, then they could easily go to one of those places that basically rent the car and paper plate it. The owner would have no involvement.
OR
As someone said, it could be stolen and used.
I'd much rather in this case, there be no criminal intent and it was just a bad accident, cause if it were intentional, we can expect more carnage.
Hoping this doesn't land me on some watch list...
Yeah the GP folks while morons of the highest order don't typically kamikaze when pulling off their stunts.
And their main objective is to bring attention while causing a disruption not necessarily just destroying shlt.
And their main objective is to bring attention while causing a disruption not necessarily just destroying shlt.
If the intent was to take out the Gateway line and also the DCP Sandhills line (they are right next to each other in this ROW), that would be ~550,000bpd of y-grade with much of it with no where to go. Lots of upstream impacts on Centra/South/West Texas gas processing and field shut ins. Most those plants only have one outlet for y-grade, and if that is cut off, then shut er down boys. Some could be rerouted on LSX or EPD lines, but not all have that interconnectivity. Point is, if the intent was to cause a large disruption, its not a bad spot to do it, but as you said, there are certainly other spots to do it for a larger impact. Pipelines are easy to repair, but if you do damage to a refining facility, that is months to years. I think this was an accident, but I have been wrong a time or two in my life.YellAg2004 said:To me, it seems much more likely that this was an unintentional accident. If you were a bad actor, there are plenty of places around the east side of Houston where this type of incident would have caused a much larger impact including other "trickle down" impacts to adjacent facilities, infrastructure, etc.CDUB98 said:I know.txags92 said:I doubt the plates (paper or metal) were readable by the time they got access to it. But with the VIN on the car they can easily find who it belongs to.CDUB98 said:Unless it was one of the paper plate scams.Quote:
and with it the owner's name and a pretty good idea of who the remains belong to.
What I mean is, if this were someone intent on doing bad things, then they could easily go to one of those places that basically rent the car and paper plate it. The owner would have no involvement.
OR
As someone said, it could be stolen and used.
I'd much rather in this case, there be no criminal intent and it was just a bad accident, cause if it were intentional, we can expect more carnage.
Hoping this doesn't land me on some watch list...
Yes, cause you are soooo perfect. Eyeroll.
An edit for an edit.
I was just joking with ya.Hoyt Ag said:
Yes, cause you are soooo perfect. Eyeroll.
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I used to be able to post gifs but then we got into this situation where your gif has to end with .gif in the file name, and I have a hard time finding those for some reason
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I don't even know how to post a picture. I've tried before and given up.
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Take it in the bathroom and try again.
it's been one week since the accident
no I.D. yet
no I.D. yet
Cocked your head to the side and said, "I'm angry"W said:
it's been one week since the accident
7nine
i was just thinking about this. starts to make it more suspicious.W said:
it's been one week since the accident
no I.D. yet
Texaggie7nine said:Cocked your head to the side and said, "I'm angry"W said:
it's been one week since the accident
Furlock Bones said:i was just thinking about this. starts to make it more suspicious.W said:
it's been one week since the accident
no I.D. yet
He has been ID'd just no release of details yet
You just did just what I thought you were gonna doTexaggie7nine said:Cocked your head to the side and said, "I'm angry"W said:
it's been one week since the accident
If that's the case, why hasn't it been released?
Maybe the next of kin hasn't been notified?Furlock Bones said:
If that's the case, why hasn't it been released?
Username checks out.
Where was everyone who was saying "it's an elderly driver" getting that from?
From initial witnesses.
https://www.chron.com/news/article/houston-deer-park-pipeline-fire-19768583.php
https://www.chron.com/news/article/houston-deer-park-pipeline-fire-19768583.php
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CFTXAG10 said:Furlock Bones said:i was just thinking about this. starts to make it more suspicious.W said:
it's been one week since the accident
no I.D. yet
He has been ID'd just no release of details yet
has it been? i haven't read that yet. i imagined it would be a bit to confirm from whatever dust was leftover
more than 10 days now
Jonathan McEvoy. If it's the guy I found on Facebook...he seems like he may have been a bit "off"
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