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waketx05 05-31-2008 6:56 PM

So.. i wanna see this vid so bad i can taste it... I have been stuck on a oil field location for 11 days.. testing a well that hasnt done anything impressive since we started ... the internet sucks and i cant download quicktime to see the soven vid.. i can taste the lake right now...and i have done nothing but watch every wake vid i have since we started... i can imagine butter underneath my board.. can someone find or put the soven crow 7 vid on youtube and post the link so i can check it out.. it just might raise the spirits.. or.. any other vid that may blow my mind on youtube.. thnx

srh00z 05-31-2008 6:59 PM

Not the Soven video, but one of my favs <a href="http://youtube.com/watch?v=EmhJ3PYAMR0" target="_blank">http://youtube.com/watch?v=EmhJ3PYAMR0</a>

waketx05 05-31-2008 7:22 PM

Thanks man.. one of my fav tricks.. or should i say.. one of my fav to watch... so sick

srh00z 05-31-2008 7:27 PM

Here is one that will help you get through your boarding drought too. <a href="http://youtube.com/watch?v=xLCwYZyBLF0" target="_blank">http://youtube.com/watch?v=xLCwYZyBLF0</a>

tinytdubb 05-31-2008 7:28 PM

stand by one

tinytdubb 05-31-2008 7:32 PM

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJaXhVGwafc" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJaXhVGwafc</a> <BR> <BR>Here you go friend. Only cause i know what its like to be you.

waketx05 05-31-2008 7:37 PM

Thanks guys.. newj... know wat its like to sit on a job.. where you work at? in texas??

tinytdubb 05-31-2008 7:44 PM

nope i worked for the US Forest Service for 6 years. Sometimes we'd be in the middle of nowhere for 16-32 days. I was on the space shuttle recovery mission for 23 days in lovely Nacodoches Texas......you can have it. lol

waketx05 05-31-2008 8:14 PM

hell yea.. im a production tester for wood group in south texas.. basically.. after they drill the well and do all the work to it.. we bring out equipment and tell them wat is commin out of the hole. how much oil/water/gas.. anyways.. one of us has to be up on days and one on nights.. i got stuck with nights on this job.. im bored outta my mind.. the only thing that keeps me goin is 24 hour pay.. and lookin at the boat ill buy.. but yea.. all the vids are super appreciated and its nice to talk to someone who knows wat the hell i have to deal with

owenitall 05-31-2008 8:55 PM

i could be wrong, but i think this may still be the most tech trick of all time, parks' double backroll mobe <BR><a href="http://youtube.com/watch?v=FkhIH8BFPps" target="_blank">http://youtube.com/watch?v=FkhIH8BFPps</a>

supradoug 05-31-2008 9:16 PM

waketx05 i drilled a bunch of gas holes around sonora and ozona back in the 80's....you ever get to Amistad?

a907rider 06-01-2008 8:38 AM

I work in the oil fields up in Alaska and have 9 days till i'm home wakeboarding again. But like you said the money's good and it paid for my boat. Well testing huh? You play with 3" hardline? Great way to workout so you can ride longer.

wakeslife 06-01-2008 9:47 AM

These are always entertaining... <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQGJEqFxLE4&amp;NR=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQGJEqFxLE4&amp;NR=1</a>

waketx05 06-01-2008 4:18 PM

doug. .never made it to amistad.. heard that it is a fairly epic place to ride.. and justin.. we mostly just work with 2" high pressure line.. doesnt sound like much.. until you run about 500 ft of it in a day @ 10 ft. a joint.. and have to hammer it all up.. i've dealt with 22,000 lbs of pressure and 15,000,000 mcf of gas a day though.. gets kinda dangerous but all the sledge swingin really helps for spins though

denwbaseball 06-01-2008 5:36 PM

I here where your coming from Ryan! I've been in St. Croix for over a month this trip working at an oil refinery, I have an amp, cd player, and 1500lbs of ballast waiting to be installed when I get home, which is this wed.! I'm so pumped! Do us guys over here a favor and pull up some clean crude and send it our way!

waketx05 06-01-2008 6:27 PM

man.. you got it good wen you get home.. i got to get off.. find a pull.. and then hope they can fit me in.. as far as crude.. we are runnin out bro.. all condensate and gas from here on out.. unless you go so far south that you cant get a cheeseburger without knowin another language.. or offshore.. sorry man.. no help in the crude dept. make your returning ride home worth it for everyone bro!

cbraden 06-01-2008 7:45 PM

Im a logger here in OK and let me tell you the wells I have been on there are some people making plenty of $$ off of NG. We reap a little bit of oil off them but mostly gas, and alot of it. We have production plans to drill for the next 20-25 years so hold on tight, cause prices im afraid are only going to get worse before they get any better. Oh yeah, and with the consumption of China getting close to that of the US, demand is not ever going to meet supply. So if you own it and it takes fuel, just expect to re-prioritize in the up comming decade. Just my $.02

cbraden 06-01-2008 7:48 PM

Oh and I don't get to download vids on the PASON Internet either. For some reason TODCO and PASON don't believe in upgrading their communication to the 21st century. 800kbps currently and that is gettin it boys. Im lucky to load images posted and forget about vid clips

waketx05 06-01-2008 8:08 PM

you are a logger.. E-Line.. for who?

cbraden 06-01-2008 8:24 PM

A mudlogger, ie Field Geologist. I work for a company out of Norman and am logging wells in the Hunton LS in central OK, mostly multi-lateral holes. So while wireline guys are gone for a week or so, I get to be gone anywhere from 4-7 weeks at a time<img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/happy.gif" border=0> My lake time is few and far between anymore. I live vicariously through each and every person on this site, no lie. I'm working with mostly Strata and Target on DD services, and have worked with Weatherford, Pioneer, Baker, and a few local company's. Are you an E-logger on the production side?

waketx05 06-01-2008 8:35 PM

no no no.. all production testing... for wood group outta El Campo in the coastal bend area of TX.. we basically rig up our manifold, heater, separator, etc.. and tell the company wat is comming outta the hole.. production testing.. gas completion.. w/e you wanna call it. im gone until they say i can go home.. then the second all our equipment is regreased and rebuilt.. i jump in the truck and head to marble falls for all the lake time i can get.. its a 3 hour drive but i find that anything is worth it for wake.. at least until i can get my own boat

cbraden 06-01-2008 8:44 PM

I hear ya. I bought my boat before I got in the field and seldomly use it, but would regret getting rid of it since it is paid for. I occasionally get a week or so off during rig moves so I have time to play then, but usually it's chores, dog training, and sleep. In that order. But, I love my job, it isn't going anywhere, and it more than pays the bills so I'm happy. Gotta love the 24hr service.

waketx05 06-01-2008 8:49 PM

nothing better than 24 hr. pay.. the only thing that is good about this is the boss.. if there is no job.. we do nothing but chill at the house.. wen the job calls.. get the equipment.. and move out.. rig up.. flow.. test.. for however. long they need us.. go home and wait for the next job... gravy!!

a907rider 06-02-2008 9:07 AM

Up here on the slope we mostly work a 2 and 2 schedule. 2weeks on 2 weeks off so I get to ride as much as I can during my 2 weeks off. And during the middle of the week when all the lake is empty is a beautiful thing! And don't worry guys, Alaska is full of crude. And we would have tons more if we can get past the hippies to drill it (ie ANWR).

cbraden 06-02-2008 9:30 AM

In Bush's last televised speech he said they opened ANWR up for exploration. Have they moved in yet? What company do you work for up there? Are you in specialty services or a rig hand?

a907rider 06-02-2008 11:01 AM

I have'nt heard anything about exploration in ANWR but they might be. Definetly nothing major though. I work for ASRC as a well support hand. I rig up hardline for coil jobs and stuff and operate vac trucks, supersuckers, loaders, boomtrucks and do pretty much anything else the drill site operators need us to. The location I'm at is called Alpine. Its west of Prudhoe Bay and Kuparuk oil fields. 8 days and counting!


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