Posted by Bob Adkins on May 18, 2006, 1:39 pm
Just heard it on FoxNews. Not many details, but supposed to be "Huge", and
at first will use palm oil imported from Malaysia.
WA is a long way from me, but I would be ticked pink to use it... if prices
are equal or better.
--
Bob
Posted by Derek Broughton on May 18, 2006, 2:57 pm
Bob Adkins wrote:
> Just heard it on FoxNews. Not many details, but supposed to be "Huge", and
> at first will use palm oil imported from Malaysia.
>
> WA is a long way from me, but I would be ticked pink to use it... if
> prices are equal or better.
Palm oil imported from Malaysia, or Petroleum imported from Saudi Arabia.
What a choice!
--
derek
Posted by Bob Adkins on May 18, 2006, 4:34 pm
wrote:
>> WA is a long way from me, but I would be ticked pink to use it... if
>> prices are equal or better.
>Palm oil imported from Malaysia, or Petroleum imported from Saudi Arabia.
>What a choice!
Yea, I know! :-(
Oh well, there was a hint that the plant may eventually use American-grown
safflower.
I can foresee a day when oil will be too expensive to cook with: Hey
Mamamia! Quit wasting da oil! I could drive to work 2 days on those french
fries!
--
Bob
Posted by Pooh Bear on May 18, 2006, 6:59 pm
Derek Broughton wrote:
> Bob Adkins wrote:
> > Just heard it on FoxNews. Not many details, but supposed to be "Huge", and
> > at first will use palm oil imported from Malaysia.
> >
> > WA is a long way from me, but I would be ticked pink to use it... if
> > prices are equal or better.
> Palm oil imported from Malaysia, or Petroleum imported from Saudi Arabia.
> What a choice!
Malaysia's not Moslem though.
Graham
Posted by Derek Broughton on May 18, 2006, 7:20 pm
Pooh Bear wrote:
>
>
> Derek Broughton wrote:
>
>> Bob Adkins wrote:
>>
>> > Just heard it on FoxNews. Not many details, but supposed to be "Huge",
>> > and at first will use palm oil imported from Malaysia.
>> >
>> > WA is a long way from me, but I would be ticked pink to use it... if
>> > prices are equal or better.
>>
>> Palm oil imported from Malaysia, or Petroleum imported from Saudi Arabia.
>> What a choice!
>
> Malaysia's not Moslem though.
>
Never mind the racism, you really need to check your facts. It is.
--
derek
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> at first will use palm oil imported from Malaysia.
>
> WA is a long way from me, but I would be ticked pink to use it... if
> prices are equal or better.