The oil rig disaster in the Gulf of Mexico has damaged BP's reputation will they manage to avoid a share collapse to 350p.?



472p to buy this morning.

Clubby is 2,200 up today on BP

Nerdcaperon Mrs

if that gets worse surely the Yanks have got to step in and boot BP. off the job
no, for many many reasons - actually, BP would probably be delighted to be relieved further responsibility

Hit a nerve there have we, I bet your down Walking Street every night then a quick pop across to Boys Street and finish off with a cheap katoy on Soi 6. Oh the life of the ex-pat , god dont it make you jealous of their lifestyle - NOT

Pressure inside Gulf well rising slowly, says BP
StockMarketWire.com
Pressure inside the side the MC252 well in the Gulf of Mexico continues to rise slowly, BP said today (19 July).

It said the pressure had been measured at approximately 6,792 pounds per square inch and continues to rise.

Extensive monitoring activities are being carried out around the well site and information gathered during the test is being reviewed with the government agencies, including the Federal Science Team, to determine next steps.

BP says that should the test conclude, the Q4000 is expected to resume capturing and flaring oil and gas through the existing system.

It has been capturing and flaring an average of 8,000 barrels a day of oil in recent weeks.

The Helix Producer also is expected to be available to resume capturing oil and flaring gas through the recently installed floating riser system.

It has the capacity to capture approximately 20,000 - 25,000 b/d of oil.

Work on the first relief well, which started 2 May, continues.

The well reached a depth of 17,864 feet as of 18 July and the next scheduled operation is to carry out a ranging run.

The second relief well, which started 16 May, is at a measured depth of 15,874 feet and has been temporarily halted so as not to interfere with the ranging runs being performed in the first relief well. Although uncertainty remains, the first half of August remains the current estimate of the most likely date by which the first relief well will be completed and kill operations performed.

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Cynic, they wont just boot them off the job - they'll seize all their assets at the same time. I still think they'll end up going bust over this catastrophe - and I personally hope they do, its the least they deserve for the damage thats been done.

clubby - i would ask you by e-, but you don't have the link here ...... without being remotely judgmental, why does you lovely wife not object to your (daily) frequenting of the "shag parlours"? ..... i could understand it easier if she wanted to join in, but seemingly that is not the case

NC - you are totally unrealistic .... as i have posted before, and as even reported in "sensible" news sources, much of this will be resolved at gov'mental level

Because unlike Western woman she allows me to do as I wish. Maybe she thinks I am playing golf.

Cynic - Get a grip! Grubby is a sad old bastard with arthritus in his right hand! Living in the land of make belief. His so called wife is a plastic doll which he found in a wheelie bin in Urmston!

nordcaperen - 19 Jul 2010 10:52 - 897 of 900
Cynic, they wont just boot them off the job - they'll seize all their assets at the same time. I still think they'll end up going bust over this catastrophe - and I personally hope they do, its the least they deserve for the damage thats been done.

What an absolute load of rubbish you post. Is your brain connected to your ass.

BP will survive this and a deal will be done with them paying a lot less than people think.

And moving back to BP. business, as it seems the one with with "arthritus in his right hand!" wants to make us believe otherwise .


RICO law made to combat Mafia used in BP lawsuits

By CURT ANDERSON (AP) 2 hours ago
MIAMI Using a law originally enacted to combat the Mafia, attorneys are filing lawsuits accusing BP PLC and Transocean Ltd. of committing a longterm series of crimes by concealing flaws in deepwater drilling plans and lacking safeguards to contain a catastrophic Gulf of Mexico spill.

LONDON (Reuters) Oil giant BP Plc said a seep detected in the Gulf of Mexico may not be related to its blown out Macondo well, which has caused the biggest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.

Spokesman Robert Wine said on Monday that BP engineers were the source of information behind comments from the government's top official overseeing the spill response effort, Admiral Thad Allen, that a seep was detected "a distance from the well."

"The data is being reviewed by the government's technical team," Wine said.

Last week a cap was placed on the well, halting the flow of oil for the first time in three months.

If the data confirmed that Macondo was the source of the seep, the choke on the cap would be opened, and oil flowed to support vessels on the surface, Wine said. (Reporting by Tom Bergin; editing by Simon Jessop)

post 309 is totally contradictory and, in good redtop style, does not remotely reflect what i posted

Whoops!
just realised that clubby was referring to NC's comment to me

No problem my son.

Cynicyou got the wrong number postyou got it the wrong way roundand you misread itother than that perfeeeeck dad

He is on the pipe again

i'm very very old!!!

Don't worry there is hope for you. Ask your Mrs if you can go and play golf with Clubby it will take years off you.

If Tabby sells his BLNX now he will be to cum to