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Oil
Here's a picture of some fellows drilling an oil well. It ain't easy. It requires the utmost attention, diligence and effort. One little misstep, one little diversion, one little slip, and you've lost, at a minimum, one little finger. More often, it's a thumb, but arms have been lost, as well.
Here's a picture of a bunch of rocks recently discovered on one of our oil & gas leases. We really wanted to drill a well at that very spot, but they were too heavy to move out of the way so we had to find another place to drill.
Gas
There's just hardly anything better than a big bowl of chili with beer and your buddies after a hard day in the oil patch. It has been reported in trade journals and scientific journals that four bowls of good Kansas chili can produce enough gas to heat a four-bedroom home the entire winter, if it's been properly insulated, otherwise, it might only make it through Christmas .
Here's a picture of some fellows busting their butts and straining their backs in the search for some substance below what appears to be a drilling platform. It might be oil, might be gas, could even be water but we don't really think so. We believe they're probably drilling for oil from an off-shore platform somewhere and we certainly wish them all the luck in the world because, truth be known, they'll need it.