Guess Who is the Largest Exported of Oil to the USA???

[Amail]

Seriously, why are the monthly totals not in line with YTD totals? Did you know that 83.2% of all internet statistics are made up on the spot?

[Tobra]

Originally Posted by kach22i

I knew that, and posted something similar last week, but it was in PARF and I was called names for posting the information.

The truth is out there.

This is a misrepresenation of what happened.

You said Canada was the number one source of energy imports to the USA, were called on it and got in a whining contest.

[jyl]

Originally Posted by Amail

Seriously, why are the monthly totals not in line with YTD totals? Did you know that 83.2% of all internet statistics are made up on the spot?

How about because neither the monthly nor the YTD are "total"s?

The monthly number is the average thousands of barrels per day during that month. The YTD number is the average thousands of barrels per day during the year to date period. Nether are totals, therefore neither should be expected to sum up to the other.

Did you know that 83.2% of internet users are not competent to understand statistics?

[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by azasadny

I thought all Canada had was Tim Hortons, hockey and donuts?

Blondes and Redheads too.

[Schumi]

[Joe Bob]

Develpe a cheap oil shale process and we won't be having this thread.....

[LubeJr77]

i like it daddy

[Superman]

Canada also has something like a third of the world's fresh water. UIpcoming wars will be fought over water. I say we invade Canada now, while we still have the element of surprise.

[The Gaijin]

Yup, and Mexico is #2.

Time to cut off the rest. We are sending too much money to people who do not like us very much.

[jyl]

Originally Posted by The Gaijin

Yup, and Mexico is #2.

Time to cut off the rest. We are sending too much money to people who do not like us very much.

How will we do that?

Almost all of Canada’s energy exports go to the United States http://www.eia.doe.gov/cabs/Canada/Background.html

The United States receives the vast majority of Mexico’s crude oil exports
http://www.eia.doe.gov/cabs/Mexico/Oil.html

So, where do you plan to find the other 5MM to 6MM bbl/day?

[Hawkeye's-911T]

Quote:
Originally Posted by azasadny
I thought all Canada had was Tim Hortons, hockey and donuts?

You left out our 'vengeance weapons' - Celine Dion & William Shatner! Also, just to clarify, Tim Hortons is "doughnuts"

Cheers
JB

[The Gaijin]

Originally Posted by jyl

How will we do that?

Almost all of Canada’s energy exports go to the United States http://www.eia.doe.gov/cabs/Canada/Background.html

The United States receives the vast majority of Mexico’s crude oil exports
http://www.eia.doe.gov/cabs/Mexico/Oil.html

So, where do you plan to find the other 5MM to 6MM bbl/day?

By building 100 or so nuclear power plants. And using that energy to generate electricity, heat homes and run industry and take all the saved natural gas to run fleet vehicles. And by raising fuel taxes to Japanese and European levels to drive down consumption. And by drilling more in Alaska and off-shore. Thats how.

[1990C4S]

Originally Posted by The Gaijin

.... take all the saved natural gas to run fleet vehicles.

Good luck with that plan. Propane maybe, NG, stands for No Go. It just isn't practical. I wish it was, but it isn't.

[imcarthur]

Originally Posted by Hawkeye's-911T

Also, just to clarify, Tim Hortons is "doughnuts"

Ian

[The Gaijin]

Originally Posted by 1990C4S

Good luck with that plan. Propane maybe, NG, stands for No Go. It just isn't practical. I wish it was, but it isn't.

My little city in Japan had CNG taxis years ago..

Whatever. We could use A LOT less crude oil. I have lived in Japan and traveled in Europe. Smaller cars and more energy efficient buildings goes a long way.

[1990C4S]

Originally Posted by The Gaijin

My little city in Japan had CNG taxis years ago..

You can't compress NG to a liquid (easily). You can with propane. Therefore propane is better for long range driving.

NG is okay for taxis, buses, and Zamboni's at the arena. Defined routes, short trips, and time to refill aren't a big issue. A big rig can't refill every half hour.

I do not see it as a practical alternative to diesel.

[targa911S]

Originally Posted by Mark Henry

You forgot weed.

That's BC. how could we forget that.

What were we talking about?

[stealthn]

YEAH so you guys better smarten up or the tap stops flow'n, we'll all be up here driving our 911's around with blonde readheads eating our doughnuts, drinking our Tim Hortons coffee, smokin our weed and remembering when we fought you all the way back to DC and burnt down the white house!

Yeah that's the ticket

[The Gaijin]

Originally Posted by 1990C4S

NG is okay for taxis, buses, and Zamboni's at the arena. Defined routes, short trips, and time to refill aren't a big issue.

Yup.

[mikesride]

Hmmm... Then our official second language would become Spanish!
I like this idea! Winters in Mexico are much warmer than in Montreal!!! ( ooh..but we get to keep the girls from Montreal, right?) Plus I like the suggestion about more nuclear power generation as they would probably be purchasing raw fuel from sources in northern Saskatchewan!!!
The best time to plan this invasion would be during the NHL playoffs. We would be to busy to notice the flag had even changed!!!