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06-15-2010, 07:41 PM
Rick

And now she's going in for the kill.

Just like a wounded deer under the glare of an alpha wolf.

Very nice analogy.

Why thank you.
06-15-2010, 07:42 PM
Justin Case

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alaskan Survivalist

The authority is with the law. I have first responder cards as truck driver that authorize me to clear areas of people. Responsibilty and training at many levels. My 126F card only authorizes me but also mandates that I report, make an attempt at containment if reasonable and keep people away.

Please, I was A firefighter for many years for the state of California, sure, if you spill your load on the road and if its dangerous, you are expected to keep people away from it until the authorities show up, this is different, It is a public beach that was not officially closed,
06-15-2010, 07:43 PM
Trabitha

I think the fact that their security staff were keeping people off the beach...indicated that it WAS officially closed. LOL! Just sayin'.
06-15-2010, 07:45 PM
Rick

Well that's a bad sign, Rick.

It sure is. Once they resort to old timer stories you know their ship is goin' down.

I don't know about you but I think Trabitha has opened up a can of whoop azz and poured it all over Justin.

(chuckle) Indeed she has. What's the score, Rick.

It looks like Trabitha 4, Justin 1.
06-15-2010, 07:46 PM
Justin Case

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trabitha

So you changed the subject? 1) a private person doesn't have a camera and microphone. 2) if the beach is a work area, they DO have the right to tell ANYONE that they can't be there. Why is this so hard for you to grasp?? Did you want to go SWIMMING in the oil and use it as a deep moisture bath or something?

If you're on the beach that they are trying to clean you ARE bothering the workers. Just like I can't walk into a work zone on a "public street", I can't walk on to a work zone on a "public beach."

LOOK, Bottom Line,, Did the Reporter approach the workers and the tents despite the Security gaurds ? YEP,, why ? BECAUSE HE COULD ! Chic !
06-15-2010, 07:46 PM
Trabitha

I'm laughing my *** off here...LOL!
06-15-2010, 07:47 PM
Trabitha

Quote:

Originally Posted by Justin Case

LOOK, Bottom Line,, Did the Reporter approach the workers and the tents despite the Security gaurds ? YEP,, why ? BECAUSE HE COULD ! Chic !

Thanks for the edit.
Don't call me "chic" or I shall be forced to reply in kind. Thank you.

So now you're saying that they had a right to be there...the security guards had no right to tell them that they COULDN'T be there...so they walked through anyway and you're fine with it. Is that about it? So...you're problem is...nothing?? WTF, Justin?
06-15-2010, 07:47 PM
Justin Case

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trabitha

I think the fact that their security staff were keeping people off the beach...indicated that it WAS officially closed. LOL! Just sayin'.

They DIDNT keep them off ,,,, LOL.
06-15-2010, 07:48 PM
Justin Case

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trabitha

English? Huh??

Yeah "Dude" lol
06-15-2010, 07:49 PM
Rick

Another bad sign. He's asking the questions AND slinging the answers.

The man has me worried. He's back slid like a pelican in beach oil.

Very nice and appropriate for the fight.

I thought you'd like that. Now let's get back. Trabitha appears to have interjected humor into the fracas.

A sure sign that something big is coming!!
06-15-2010, 07:50 PM
Justin Case

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick

Well that's a bad sign, Rick.

It sure is. Once they resort to old timer stories you know their ship is goin' down.

I don't know about you but I think Trabitha has opened up a can of whoop azz and poured it all over Justin.

(chuckle) Indeed she has. What's the score, Rick.

It looks like Trabitha 4, Justin 1.

Umm how ya figure ? The reporters went right passed the security and did what they cane to dom talk to the BP employees under the BP tent on the Public beach,,
06-15-2010, 07:51 PM
Rick

This is unheard of. A player is turning on the announcers.

Lock the door, Rick. We don't want him in the broadcast booth.

"Click"

He's going down I tell you.
06-15-2010, 07:52 PM
Justin Case

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trabitha

Thanks for the edit.
Don't call me "chic" or I shall be forced to reply in kind. Thank you.

So now you're saying that they had a right to be there...the security guards had no right to tell them that they COULDN'T be there...so they walked through anyway and you're fine with it. Is that about it? So...you're problem is...nothing?? WTF, Justin?

Dont call Me "dude" and i wont call you "Chic".
06-15-2010, 07:54 PM
Rick

We've called BP's security staff to protect the broadcast booth.

Tell him he can't come in here.

I would be he seems to think he has a right.

Oh, yeah. That's what this whole things been about. Make it Trabitha 5, Justin 1

You're giving her our points.

(shrug).
06-15-2010, 07:54 PM
Justin Case

Ok I'm done now, Lets agree to disagree and move on :)
06-15-2010, 07:55 PM
Trabitha

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick

Another bad sign. He's asking the questions AND slinging the answers.

The man has me worried. He's back slid like a pelican in beach oil.

Very nice and appropriate for the fight.

I thought you'd like that. Now let's get back. Trabitha appears to have interjected humor into the fracas.

A sure sign that something big is coming!!

Did you just say "fracas"??? LOL!!

Okay...that's my time, boys. I've got to get all my camping stuffs off the line before the sun goes down.

I'm out for now...but may I leave by saying...

BP has the right to protect their employees. If the media or anyone else chooses to ignore the request to leave them alone, BP has the right to press charges against those individuals for harassing the workers. Go right ahead and be a thorn in the side of a multi-million dollar company that is trying to clean up one of the largest spills this country has ever seen. Let's see how far that will get you. Hope you have a good lawyer because they have a lot. :smash:

What most people forget is that the Bill of Rights and Freedom of the press, only guarantees your right to REPORT news, it says nothing about harassing people on their lunch break. ;)

Chat at y'all tomorrow.
06-15-2010, 07:56 PM
Rick

Did you see that? She belted him in the back of the head as he walked away.

Not very sportlady like in my book.

That'll be on bloopers for sure.
06-15-2010, 07:57 PM
Trabitha

Dude isn't derogatory...and I don't even think I used it.
Chic IS derogatory and I know you used that.
06-15-2010, 07:57 PM
Trabitha

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rick

Did you see that? She belted him in the back of the head as he walked away.

Not very sportlady like in my book.

That'll be on bloopers for sure.

:innocent:
06-15-2010, 07:58 PM
Justin Case

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trabitha

Did you just say "fracas"??? LOL!!

Okay...that's my time, boys. I've got to get all my camping stuffs off the line before the sun goes down.

I'm out for now...but may I leave by saying...

BP has the right to protect their employees. If the media or anyone else chooses to ignore the request to leave them alone, BP has the right to press charges against those individuals for harassing the workers. Go right ahead and be a thorn in the side of a multi-million dollar company that is trying to clean up one of the largest spills this country has ever seen. Let's see how far that will get you. Hope you have a good lawyer because they have a lot. :smash:

What most people forget is that the Bill of Rights and Freedom of the press, only guarantees your right to REPORT news, it says nothing about harassing people on their lunch break. ;)

Chat at y'all tomorrow.

LOL protect against bodily harm yes,, somebody asking them a question NO. sheeshhhhh.

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