Weather this weekend could have only been made worse, weather wise by a hurricane. Gulf, too rough for swimming and therefore no photo-op to show him swimming in the now declared state of "Safe" (although he did go for a dip.......in the bay.
Now oil product washes ashore in neighboring Walton County that hasn't seen any for couple weeks.
Just like Rush says... everything Obama says has a expiration date!
Pass the ice cream.
There are leaks all over the gulf. Maybe the oil is from some other well?
Form tar patties into similar-sized patties and season with salt and pepper, both sides. Rinse off any Corexit.
Heat 1 tbsp olive oil in a large skillet and add diced garlic and onion, simmering until translucent.
Add tar patties, then crushed tomatoes, and cook for 15 minutes, turning once.
(Optional: add 1 lb peeled, deveined gulf shrimp or crawfish.)
Serve over rice or pasta, reserving any remaining liquid for the Prius. Garnish with apathy. There you go. Bon appetit!
Didn’t he just go swimming in the Gulf?
Maybe that’s what’s washing ashore.
Sasha: Daddy, put down the damn putter and plug the damn hole again!
Nah, they just said they couldn't find it.
Congratulations! YOU did!
Change the Oil you can beach swim in every 3000 rising tides.
Sounds like a bunch of whining by typical enviros.
Natural seepage of oil occurs in the Gulf as well as on the Pacific Coast. I’ve frequented Galveston TX since I was a kid in the 1940s and there were frequently tar balls that had been brought in by storms far away in the Gulf. No big thing and the oil seepage is normally taken care of by Mother Nature, unless storms drive it to shorelines first.
Some tanker flush the bilge? Have the tarballs been checked to see if they were actually from the Macundo well?