On Apr 3, 5:43=A0pm, "Bon moody" <B...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I guarantee you will never see VECO pick up in Deadhorse. =A0ya have my
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> "Eugene Miya" <eug...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > In article <M_edncVHlvEsRWnanZ2dnUVZ_ualnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Bon moody <b...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >>Thank God Alaska is not like Texas, =A0If the State did not own oil
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> >>would have no PFD or the State would not have a Surplus of funds.
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> > Yeah, I will remember that the next time I see a Halliburton pick up,
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> > Veco, or Alyeska, in Deadhorse.
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I do not intend to return to Prudhoe Bay again, ever. So this old
construction worker will not see any vehicles there. Living and
working at Prudhoe Bay was a hole in my life. It was like going to
prison as I would imagine it. Camp life regulated with security
guards and a complete control over your afterhours life is not what I
call living, it is existing for the money. We ate, slept and worked
and that was about all. In 1975-1976 I was in the Arctic for 11
months with only 3 days below the Arctic Circle. I left with $42k in
the bank and no debts, but regret it to this day.
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