Are you going to make a point? It's nice that you're rambling about ROEI and all, but it has nothing to do with this thread or anything anyone's said. If you think it does, we'd love to why you think so.

I don't.

it's awesome just don't sit at the end cars or you get motion sickness

Or steam!

They still existed, though!

Give each of them a wheelbarrow. better yet. make them construct their own wheelbarrow.

The yell makes an excellent point, it is unnecessary to give them wheel barrows, just let them use each other.

At least, that's what people claim with no scientific basis.

@spock
"Are you going to make a point? It's nice that you're rambling about ROEI and all, but it has nothing to do with this thread or anything anyone's said. If you think it does, we'd love to why you think so."
What part didn't you understand? You can disagree with the arguments given but its hard for me to believe you don't understand it, because I gave it to a 8 years old English speaking kid today and he understood.

Again:
The significance of the amount TRB is relative to what you can do with those barrels. I can't put it more simple.

@ Little Paul
Mr. Spock seems to just like arguing for arguments sake.  He made up an argument he was apparently having with me earlier in this thread.

If it's more profitable to leave the oil in the ground, than pump it out and sell it, down in the ground it will stay.

Let's go Paul Ryan and promise every American 100 barrels of crude a year, and let them use vouchers to get the refined equivalents.  Those of us who use less plastic and hydrocarbons in shampoo and live where utilities burn natural gas or coal, shall pwn.