Posted by John A. on October 30, 2008 at 21:04:38 from (138.210.118.138):
In Reply to: Boone Pickins posted by ken in texas on October 30, 2008 at 12:56:16:
Great! as long as he is NOT involved! I do not trust him as far as I can throw my 966, and that is not very far!!! He all but ruined West Texas State University @ Canyon Texas that is 10 miles S of Amarillo TX. Will try to pump the Ogalla Aquafier dry, in an attempt to sell water to San Antonio. Has established a 2 person town, (his wife and and a trusted employee) will try to use Emminant Domain laws to push his wind farms and transmission lines then piggy back water pipe lines in the same R.O.Ws. Ya'll better Wake up!!! Alternatives are good but not with T. Boone Pickins involved. Later, John A. PS He swore he loved Amarillo, but up and moves Mesa Petrolium to Dallas. Left Amarillo holding the bag. They do not have a lot of good to say about him, Best grab hold of your wallet and hold on tight. You have been Officaly Warned.
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