@briangaylortoolyman Oh I was thinking you thought setting the slips would save the string, I see what you were saying now, like Oh dude did you forget to set the slips.
@snubb76 Goddamn, I haven't laughed that hard in a while. I'll admit me bein' tired as fuck added to it, but it's a hell of a lot easier to laugh when you're not one o' the poor fucks what done it. Half the rigs I was on back in the 90's, the company men handled all such events by A) closing the smoking area & B) calling for an extra daily all-hands safety meeting.
i wonder if it was the casing crew that screwed up or the driller and if it was the driller then he shouldn't be acting like a damn worm so git your head out of your ass lol.....
I've been working on offshore drilling rigs for 30 years and 99% of the workforce are criminals, drug-dealers, rapists and bigamists (not you, Gypsy, obviously)
@LowProfileDD I was selling booze at school when I was 13, so bootlegger should go in that list as well.
I like the lowprofile name. i presume its because you can be offshore 2 weeks and the Co man will still ask " who is that" as you pass him in the coridor. I was allways impressed by those guys who implemented the stealth technology while offshore. They never got run off!.
@LowProfileDD Not too reassuring mate, your whole industry is already pretty suspect, bunch of incompetent cowboys, not the way to keep this planet running, dunnno how many other planets you plan to destroy, but we're kinda sick of cowboys fraccing this one.
Im not in anyone of your categories. I bet your just a broke asshole thats jealous of anyone with a career. and money. keep staying positive. be you didnt get past roustabout, hope you enjoyed all the rigging youve done all your life asshole
Most of the guys i work with are criminals from england living in thailand they would buy cars on finance in UK then ship the cars to thailand and run off without paying.
Most of them are drug dealers, thugs, and criminals working in this industry. You will have to be street smart to work in this environment.
God everyone I work with has a nice family and a settled family life and the 2 on 4 off schedule suits that fine. Everyone is drug tested and no booze is allowed even the day before you catch the chopper. Most people are educated to graduate level and have made a long career out of working offshore.
I presume you must have slack laws that allow this type to creep into the industry where you are. Certainly not like you have it here in Norway.
@kernowgypsy the worse drilling out fits are Trans Ocean and Seadrill as well as Stena Drilling. These 3 companies seem to attract alot of cowboys, drug addicts, drug dealers, criminals, fraudsters, and alcoholics.
@AustraIianGuy Well I am glad we agree then. Looks like the criminality of the Austrailians and the Brits are keeping it in the family, since Australia was the British Penal colony in years past. LOL.
Hahahhahahahhahaha must be a good bunch of driling team wtf was the Tool pusher thinking hahahahaha or some dumb ass stupoid company man? Looks like one of those punk ass drilling team from TransOcean or SeaDrill.
So what do you guys need to have to work offshore? I've studied power engineering (boiler operations) in the past, don't suppose yall run boilers out there? :<
@SeverEnergia It's a Helicopter Underwater Escape Training just incase the helicopter crashes into water.
Most of the time if it does you chances of surviving is 0: first you'll die from injuries, if not you will drown because the cunts in the helicopters will panic and either punch or kick you to death then drown under water before you cuold escape.
If water is freezing could you will die from shock and then drown if not from hypertermia.
@AustraIianGuy of course people have survived helicopter crashes, a few weeks after the north sea one u mentioned another chopper went down coming back to aberdeen and they all survived.
@austin1989us Just started thinking about this and I'm still confused. Wouldn't 18.5" casing be run during the early stages of a well (as that's pretty large diameter pipe). I wouldn't think the BOP would have replaced by a wet or dry tree yet. I also wouldn't think this to be a workover. Are there dry BOP's too?
@BSMEPilot 18.5" casing is medium sized. I've seen 36" casing before. If the designer/owner/operator had dry trees, the BOPs would be on the the surface too.
@austin1989us Right, I knew you ran everything through the BOP during drilling/workovers. I also knew you could run things like production tubing through certain trees in a workover. Didn't realize they had surface BOP's (offshore). I just took an petroleum engineering course that very generally goes over some upstream stuff so I'm still learning. Thanks austin...
@BSMEPilot no prob...i just picked up alot of this stuff recently too. i'm in my senior year of mechanical engr. and i've done 2 internships with oceaneering and 1 with chevron.
I have also seen everything from drill bits, drill collars, drill pipe, casing and tubing to perforating guns and logging tools dropped down hole. Sometimes this stuff can be fished out and sometimes it cant be fished out. I know of 15 well sites where the above named items are still in the wells. Several of the wells are still producing oil and gas after 30 years but most were cemented closed, the rig skidded (moved) over 30 feet and a new well drilled.
@mjmoto72 They don't retrieve the casing. Casing is cemented in place for wellbore stability and to isolate certain zones i.e. fresh water zones (or any other zones that you don't want to produce from). When the well is done producing/injecting, the well is abandoned by filling the hole/casing with layers of cement and mud. That is a very general understanding of casing and the adandonment of it. Some casing that isn't cemented in place are retrieved, but it's probably not going to be reused.
The oilfield has been eat plum-up with worms for the past 30 years. Yep! Run the wormy driller and his crews asses off and get the fishing tools and fish the casing back out of the hole and start over again with a new string of pipe. ALL the casing and tubing that I have seen that was dropped down the well, every bit of it was bent all to hell and looked like a corkscrew after it was fished from the well.
So can someone tell me what happens after something like this occurs?? To me it seems like you would be screwed as it would be impossible to retrieve that pipe for reattachment....right??or am I ignorant
Entered box with regular casing jnt, as in you ran in and torqued up to the loose pin end with another jnt? That's like hitting the needle on a haystack dont u think?
can anybody tell me how they made this video from down the hole thats pretty cool and i was just wonderin i have been roughnecking for about a year but i aint seen nothin like it
well it's an off-shore drilling site and the photo thing is just recording underwater , and if u asked how they gonna fix what just happened , the answer is going fishing , expression they use when they want to get lost pipe out or connect it again.
@spidersunshines true bro you're right i have stopped laughing because our lives are always in danger 24/7 till we leave the rig and arrive safely home.
OMG, I didnt read the comments and had to laugh when it happened. I'm starting as a greenhorn Rousty in January. I sure hope I dont cause a f%^k up like that!!!
they where drilling to find some oil of something like that, I think my dad watched it when it happend since he had it on his computer and said that he was there when it happend...
and everyone in that crew was like speachless because they had worked so hard and so long to get it done... XD
The driller gets his ass chewed on for a while then they start fishing. The pipe could't have been completely filled or else it would have gone down way faster. Time to go fishing...
They couldn't have had much casing weight. That or the pipe wasn't full of mud. You have to reach a certain weight before top elevators release without bottom slips latched. Someone released bottom slips before top slips were released. Roughly about 11 joints before its safe. So those 3 stands went to the bottom....what? About 1000 ft maybe for 18 1/2' casing?
I was on another rig working for the same oil company when that happened, and kept an eye on the daily updates. IIRC it took them ony 22 hours until they were back to running casing at the same point. No big deal. :)
I was on another rig working for the same oil company when that happened, and kept an eye on the daily updates. IIRC it took them ony 22 hours until they were back to running casing at the same point. No big deal. :)
Thats real time man...and yeah, that would be a bitch to get out...im not sure they would either considering it might have dipped down quite a bit after it went under
Gravity is a bitch.
DAILEYericCaryUSA 3 months ago
что то я не понял??уронили типа колону?бурильщику лом в задницу тогда за то что клин не поставил
rowo86 5 months ago
I bet it was tesco, they ain't worth a fuck
jagermonster1605 6 months ago
Tooo fast, I guess. Anyone knows what a running tool is called in Spanish?
donmrdiego 7 months ago
hey buddy????? here, hold this for a minute, ill be right back. hahahahahaha
clinehar 8 months ago
I was thinking to myself, 'Wow they run it fast"... then saw the top of the pipe fly past. Oops!
spiderpig85 8 months ago
someone is goin' fishing...
frk06 9 months ago
SLIPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SET THE SLIPS WORM WTH
ROFL get your hook worm we're goin fishin
briangaylortoolyman 11 months ago
@briangaylortoolyman Set the slips? They dropped from the slips.
lazerusechs 10 months ago
@briangaylortoolyman Oh I was thinking you thought setting the slips would save the string, I see what you were saying now, like Oh dude did you forget to set the slips.
lazerusechs 10 months ago
set slips? no? ok open em up!
candyapplef150 1 year ago
gone fishin' anyone?
MrRoughneckrig8 1 year ago
so what exactly happened? like how does something like this occur
21texasboy 1 year ago
Ha haaaa i can see the OIM's asshole tweeking as it fuck off through the floor lol
mynameISdooma 1 year ago
WE'RE ON BOTTOM!!! (Slams the company man's door)
snubb76 1 year ago 11
@snubb76 Goddamn, I haven't laughed that hard in a while. I'll admit me bein' tired as fuck added to it, but it's a hell of a lot easier to laugh when you're not one o' the poor fucks what done it. Half the rigs I was on back in the 90's, the company men handled all such events by A) closing the smoking area & B) calling for an extra daily all-hands safety meeting.
Beorning1972 4 months ago
i wonder if it was the casing crew that screwed up or the driller and if it was the driller then he shouldn't be acting like a damn worm so git your head out of your ass lol.....
RogerD856 1 year ago
That sucked...Did they fish it out?...
JeremyLHale 1 year ago
hope that wasnt tesco!
dirt4134 1 year ago
hope that want teco casers! lol
dirt4134 1 year ago
haha. fuckin casing crews...
sublimea 1 year ago
I've been working on offshore drilling rigs for 30 years and 99% of the workforce are criminals, drug-dealers, rapists and bigamists (not you, Gypsy, obviously)
LowProfileDD 1 year ago
@LowProfileDD I was selling booze at school when I was 13, so bootlegger should go in that list as well.
I like the lowprofile name. i presume its because you can be offshore 2 weeks and the Co man will still ask " who is that" as you pass him in the coridor. I was allways impressed by those guys who implemented the stealth technology while offshore. They never got run off!.
kernowgypsy 1 year ago 3
@LowProfileDD thats not...............ummmm yeaaaa. your probly right on that one. but at least we dont sell crack to niggers. haha
roughneck6103 1 year ago
@LowProfileDD not very likley, I have 6yrs exp onshore and can't even leasehand cause I lost my DL.
roldgold78 1 year ago
@LowProfileDD Not too reassuring mate, your whole industry is already pretty suspect, bunch of incompetent cowboys, not the way to keep this planet running, dunnno how many other planets you plan to destroy, but we're kinda sick of cowboys fraccing this one.
lensdarkly 1 year ago
@LowProfileDD so which one are you, a drug dealer, a rapist or a bigamist?
RawromaticCola 9 months ago
Im not in anyone of your categories. I bet your just a broke asshole thats jealous of anyone with a career. and money. keep staying positive.
MrBloodHydra 6 months ago
Im not in anyone of your categories. I bet your just a broke asshole thats jealous of anyone with a career. and money. keep staying positive. be you didnt get past roustabout, hope you enjoyed all the rigging youve done all your life asshole
MrBloodHydra 6 months ago
Soooooooo, how DO they fish that out?
assmunch1 1 year ago
@assmunch1 they spear into it and trip back out.
sublimea 1 year ago
I didn't expect such final :)
donbiggle 1 year ago
oh fuck! bet it was quite around the dinner table that nite.
Andrewgft 1 year ago
Hope that wasn't rental pipe, it's alright though, they will call out someone from Tetra to fish it out :)
MuddyMississippiMan 1 year ago
I find this vaguely erotic.
andybader 1 year ago
I'm not sure what i was looking at? did they lose a pipe that is supposed to stay connected?
flyrock45 1 year ago
Most of the guys i work with are criminals from england living in thailand they would buy cars on finance in UK then ship the cars to thailand and run off without paying.
Most of them are drug dealers, thugs, and criminals working in this industry. You will have to be street smart to work in this environment.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@AustraIianGuy
God everyone I work with has a nice family and a settled family life and the 2 on 4 off schedule suits that fine. Everyone is drug tested and no booze is allowed even the day before you catch the chopper. Most people are educated to graduate level and have made a long career out of working offshore.
I presume you must have slack laws that allow this type to creep into the industry where you are. Certainly not like you have it here in Norway.
kernowgypsy 1 year ago 3
@kernowgypsy
Australia on to breathelizer on the day you fly out but during work these fuckers are popping speed and shit its fucking scary to work in Australia.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@kernowgypsy
Australia wont do urine tests and they for some reasons dont do criminal check on these fucking drug dealers.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@kernowgypsy
The best Oil rig to work for is Diamond Offshore. They are the safest and we don't have drug addicts or dealers living on our rigs.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@kernowgypsy the worse drilling out fits are Trans Ocean and Seadrill as well as Stena Drilling. These 3 companies seem to attract alot of cowboys, drug addicts, drug dealers, criminals, fraudsters, and alcoholics.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@AustraIianGuy Well I am glad we agree then. Looks like the criminality of the Austrailians and the Brits are keeping it in the family, since Australia was the British Penal colony in years past. LOL.
democratichypocrit 1 year ago
Offshore workers are mostly criminals. Employment companies refused to do criminal checks because they need rough criminals to be rough necks.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
Hahahhahahahhahaha must be a good bunch of driling team wtf was the Tool pusher thinking hahahahaha or some dumb ass stupoid company man? Looks like one of those punk ass drilling team from TransOcean or SeaDrill.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
Haha....
Casing spear please......
mpriveass 1 year ago
So what do you guys need to have to work offshore? I've studied power engineering (boiler operations) in the past, don't suppose yall run boilers out there? :<
SeverEnergia 1 year ago
@SeverEnergia you need a HUET ticket and some bullshit on your cv
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@AustraIianGuy the HUET is some kind of offshore certificate thing? I assume its like H2S or Confined Space Entry.
SeverEnergia 1 year ago
@SeverEnergia It's a Helicopter Underwater Escape Training just incase the helicopter crashes into water.
Most of the time if it does you chances of surviving is 0: first you'll die from injuries, if not you will drown because the cunts in the helicopters will panic and either punch or kick you to death then drown under water before you cuold escape.
If water is freezing could you will die from shock and then drown if not from hypertermia.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@SeverEnergia no one has ever escaped helicopter crashes with their life.
Even the very best SAS died this way and recently 11 offshore workers died in the north seas from similar crash.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@AustraIianGuy of course people have survived helicopter crashes, a few weeks after the north sea one u mentioned another chopper went down coming back to aberdeen and they all survived.
pedropete61 1 year ago
reckon it corkscrewed when it hit bottom?
xx2345000 1 year ago
What kind of well is this? Why isn't there a BOP or Chirstmas Tree (assuming casing could be run through a Christmas Tree)
BSMEPilot 1 year ago
@BSMEPilot
must have dry trees
austin1989us 1 year ago
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BSMEPilot 1 year ago
@austin1989us Just started thinking about this and I'm still confused. Wouldn't 18.5" casing be run during the early stages of a well (as that's pretty large diameter pipe). I wouldn't think the BOP would have replaced by a wet or dry tree yet. I also wouldn't think this to be a workover. Are there dry BOP's too?
BSMEPilot 1 year ago
@BSMEPilot 18.5" casing is medium sized. I've seen 36" casing before. If the designer/owner/operator had dry trees, the BOPs would be on the the surface too.
austin1989us 1 year ago
@austin1989us what would happen if the BOP fell down as well?
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@BSMEPilot also, casing/pipe/risers can all be run through BOPs
austin1989us 1 year ago
@austin1989us Right, I knew you ran everything through the BOP during drilling/workovers. I also knew you could run things like production tubing through certain trees in a workover. Didn't realize they had surface BOP's (offshore). I just took an petroleum engineering course that very generally goes over some upstream stuff so I'm still learning. Thanks austin...
BSMEPilot 1 year ago
@BSMEPilot no prob...i just picked up alot of this stuff recently too. i'm in my senior year of mechanical engr. and i've done 2 internships with oceaneering and 1 with chevron.
austin1989us 1 year ago
@austin1989us i think HalyBurton forgot to cement the well :)
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
@austin1989us what do you mean by dry trees? sorry i am not a driller just a roustabout
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
they forget to lock into pipe while hold for other pipe to screw in other pipe. ..
dogmusher 1 year ago
that is a "fuck me" moment right there....lol
rcmoore604 1 year ago 12
@rcmoore604 cuz "oops" just doesn't say enough :)
angryadrien 1 year ago
I have also seen everything from drill bits, drill collars, drill pipe, casing and tubing to perforating guns and logging tools dropped down hole. Sometimes this stuff can be fished out and sometimes it cant be fished out. I know of 15 well sites where the above named items are still in the wells. Several of the wells are still producing oil and gas after 30 years but most were cemented closed, the rig skidded (moved) over 30 feet and a new well drilled.
Steelman1982 1 year ago
@Steelman1982 i dont know anything about driillls . can you explain to me how they retrieve the casing.s ?
mjmoto72 1 year ago
@mjmoto72 They don't retrieve the casing. Casing is cemented in place for wellbore stability and to isolate certain zones i.e. fresh water zones (or any other zones that you don't want to produce from). When the well is done producing/injecting, the well is abandoned by filling the hole/casing with layers of cement and mud. That is a very general understanding of casing and the adandonment of it. Some casing that isn't cemented in place are retrieved, but it's probably not going to be reused.
ggalban 1 year ago
The oilfield has been eat plum-up with worms for the past 30 years. Yep! Run the wormy driller and his crews asses off and get the fishing tools and fish the casing back out of the hole and start over again with a new string of pipe. ALL the casing and tubing that I have seen that was dropped down the well, every bit of it was bent all to hell and looked like a corkscrew after it was fished from the well.
Steelman1982 1 year ago
@Steelman1982 how big is the well ? it looks like those casing where moving around laterally quit a bit. ?
mjmoto72 1 year ago
woops can someone get another 18.5" out the drill box i accidentally dropped one hehe. How did it happen, excuse my ignorance to Rig Drilling. :)
97Arran 1 year ago
Yes.. Time to fish... : ( But it happens...
earthlyrenee 1 year ago
So can someone tell me what happens after something like this occurs?? To me it seems like you would be screwed as it would be impossible to retrieve that pipe for reattachment....right??or am I ignorant
nnahler 1 year ago
OH shit oops is exactly right makes my dropping the casing in my water well trivial.
rootsxrocks 1 year ago
That Sucks!
buckywtf 1 year ago
yeah alacazam. now you see-now you dont. I'd loved to of seen their faces!!
hocker456 1 year ago
hahahaha
RiseAga1nst 1 year ago
time to fish!
poonseeka 1 year ago
I know nothing about drilling, but I can tell someones ass is in big trouble.
madisonelectronic 1 year ago
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nb820 1 year ago
OEPS !!!!!
walraven666 1 year ago
:-O
smrfox99 1 year ago
They can get that, only thing that makes it hard --- if it corkscrews when it hits bottom
xx2345000 1 year ago
That's what the fishing tool industry is for.
faronthefiddler 1 year ago
I don't think that's the kinda fishing they wanna be doin' in that water!
TeamTejas 1 year ago
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xorro83 2 years ago
a long day just got longer......good times
ibusthymens 2 years ago 2
No problem... Just whipstock around it and get to TD. Uh... waitaminit, that was surface casing... CRAP!
rabie4x4 2 years ago
I dropped casing 12m the other day, doh!!!
SamtheDriller 2 years ago
chiaoooo.....
rodricz 2 years ago
who ever dropped that string of pipe was not there to help get it out,i bet! His azz was gone!
roughnecknight51 2 years ago
@roughnecknight51 skidded instantly
spiderpig85 1 year ago
@spiderpig85 Hey spider just run the string,tag,make it up and cement the son of a bitch!!!!LOLOL
roughnecknight51 1 year ago
break out the bait and tackle, hahah
porkchop70 2 years ago
collar after collar passes lmao then whoops where'd she go??
motors69 2 years ago
Cement 'er where she sits.
gtrefghuk 2 years ago
lets go fishing
RainJetSprinklers 2 years ago
Thanks for the advice :)
tamerx5 2 years ago
damn, glad i'm just a geotech exploration driller and have only lost about 35 feet of 6.5" casing, once...
freakychild 2 years ago
dumb
hulkincrdbl6 2 years ago
have fun fishing
nhughe 2 years ago
lets call 'er good boys :D
TOYDOLLSKID 2 years ago
I'd like to see the look on the drillers face after that casing fell through the table! lol
lorencbradley 2 years ago
Blame the leasehand
2112asm 2 years ago
did it die?
sl9guitar 2 years ago
been there, done that
gespot1 2 years ago
Golly,... that's naaasssty.
I guess the tool pusher was a little upset that day??
ozzirt 2 years ago 4
-went down and entered box with regular casingjoint while waiting for Red Baron.
Up and running in short time. Out with poor quality casing, and in with new.
svinsaas 2 years ago
Entered box with regular casing jnt, as in you ran in and torqued up to the loose pin end with another jnt? That's like hitting the needle on a haystack dont u think?
xorro83 2 years ago
@xorro83 not if the two can't go by each other ,it can be done.
roughnecknight51 1 year ago
What is the procedure after that happens?
carmenlee87 2 years ago
Too bad. Looks like surface casing. Whipstock?
rabie4x4 2 years ago
Oh crap!
TheZarbodShow 2 years ago
forgot the slips or what
cyalaterthan 2 years ago
Probably some pished jock took his eye off the ball - ohh fuck aye!
chumbawomba 2 years ago
Reckon it cork screwed when it hit the bottom of the hole?
xx2345000 2 years ago
wow thats lame fishing for that would have sucked.
trevorandy 2 years ago
haha bye bye
fishybishbash 2 years ago
I never get tired of watching this
mrtrizzae 2 years ago
Fuck tryna fish for that fucker.
Prob cost some poor cunt his job ay?
surrealismisabitch 2 years ago
fish fish fish!!!! a big fishhh they must run an overshot? alot of job to do!!!
drow431131 2 years ago
can anybody tell me how they made this video from down the hole thats pretty cool and i was just wonderin i have been roughnecking for about a year but i aint seen nothin like it
beasletoad 2 years ago
well it's an off-shore drilling site and the photo thing is just recording underwater , and if u asked how they gonna fix what just happened , the answer is going fishing , expression they use when they want to get lost pipe out or connect it again.
abd0727 2 years ago
Lets go fishing! rofl
jsmitty1974 2 years ago
Ouch... that's going to cost a few bob.
elminz 2 years ago
has it ever came to a point you throught you was out of a job lol you all need any help
LONEWOLF3288 2 years ago
LOLOLOLOL! NICE SETUP!
gamejr84 2 years ago
21 seconds at about 30 feet per second approx 630 feet of casing falls to the bottom of the hole WOW that's someones paycheck for 3 months OUCH
vince38curious2 2 years ago
thats deep
greyvoid 2 years ago
im not getting the pump !!
mounsey88 2 years ago
that one way to hit bottom
lxMEMITOxl 2 years ago
So how man got skidded for that unfortunate fuck up???? That was hilarious!!!
deathfromatruck 2 years ago
Are ya'll short handed?
spiderweb4874 2 years ago
"Anybody got any REAALLY long-nose pliers and a snorkel?"
MilesB1975 2 years ago 4
Can you imagine making the call to the head office or telling the company man...
jarvis1211 3 years ago
Shit myself laughing, poor bastards.
Grbgman 3 years ago
Don't laugh..
you never know on an drilling rig what might happen to you...
God save us all from mishaps.
spidersunshines 2 years ago 5
@spidersunshines true bro you're right i have stopped laughing because our lives are always in danger 24/7 till we leave the rig and arrive safely home.
AustraIianGuy 1 year ago
well i got one piece of advice for ya chooky, hope youve got a good mopp/sweeping hand coz youll be doing alot of it...
l0ki08 3 years ago
OMG, I didnt read the comments and had to laugh when it happened. I'm starting as a greenhorn Rousty in January. I sure hope I dont cause a f%^k up like that!!!
Chooky88 3 years ago
good luck fishin' for that...
schpaaz 3 years ago
oh shit someone fucked up damn glad it wasnt me,,, hard time to get on a rig after that ouch ,,,
shorehamsoo 3 years ago
good >)
Karletto555 3 years ago
Is there any way they can recover that rig?
Maybe send down a strong electromagnet on a cable?
hootinouts 3 years ago
they will have to fish for it.
roughneck10000 3 years ago
have fun fishing that!
CoolhandLukej 3 years ago
hahaha poor bastards!!!!!!
woodsy085 3 years ago
Can anybody explain me waht happed here?
dfapontem 3 years ago
They droped the casing? Slips didnt hold, elevators got opened too soon, something like that
gityermudon 3 years ago
they where drilling to find some oil of something like that, I think my dad watched it when it happend since he had it on his computer and said that he was there when it happend...
and everyone in that crew was like speachless because they had worked so hard and so long to get it done... XD
so yh, poor people ;D
bennaXD 3 years ago
did they get their casing back?
RetardRage99 2 years ago
the company man isn't gonna be to excited about that!
thebabemagnet 3 years ago
meant to put too*
thebabemagnet 3 years ago
Hi! i showed this to my dad. he works in the oil field. he sayed he feels sorry for the crew. what is fshing?
suki00suki 3 years ago
fishing is the process when they put a tool down the hole and try to "catch" what they dropped and to pull it out...
G1987man 3 years ago
I can see the roughneck with the bit supposed to be attached in his hand, and a surprised look on his face! :0 hee hee.
thistlewarrior 3 years ago 3
and a free early trip back home !
Libra198422 3 years ago
The driller gets his ass chewed on for a while then they start fishing. The pipe could't have been completely filled or else it would have gone down way faster. Time to go fishing...
cabritorsss 3 years ago
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svinsaas 2 years ago
that dont look cheap!
lrogue73 3 years ago
LMAO!!!
bryanvaldez13 3 years ago
hahahaha, that has to be the best way to do it!
jen0818 3 years ago
I was the mudlogger on shift when that happened.. the driller just said "oops" and then radio silence.... it was the Bideford Dolphin.
jcmcgivern 3 years ago 8
And you suck balls as well Jim!!
kernowgypsy 3 years ago
you guys are deadly
fastirondriller 3 years ago
time to get fishing!lol
whatabaffle 3 years ago
They couldn't have had much casing weight. That or the pipe wasn't full of mud. You have to reach a certain weight before top elevators release without bottom slips latched. Someone released bottom slips before top slips were released. Roughly about 11 joints before its safe. So those 3 stands went to the bottom....what? About 1000 ft maybe for 18 1/2' casing?
DescryHeart 3 years ago
I remember that one...
I was on another rig working for the same oil company when that happened, and kept an eye on the daily updates. IIRC it took them ony 22 hours until they were back to running casing at the same point. No big deal. :)
Hugtie 4 years ago
I remember that one...
I was on another rig working for the same oil company when that happened, and kept an eye on the daily updates. IIRC it took them ony 22 hours until they were back to running casing at the same point. No big deal. :)
Hugtie 4 years ago
Thats real time man...and yeah, that would be a bitch to get out...im not sure they would either considering it might have dipped down quite a bit after it went under
Comanche611 4 years ago
that must have beed a franks casing crew job lol time to order better slips
hbt7720 4 years ago
How in the hell does it run that fast. Gravity? I work const. offshore but this is something new to me. tell me that not real time!
gulfwelder 4 years ago
teel the rig boat to bring some more casing. LOL
Doedikkehansworst 4 years ago
oh, great running time :) wish the cementing job was done in no time to !!!
saheem401 4 years ago
Ok, who got the big magnet!
ckpardy 4 years ago
Hahahaha now let me see them Fishing that one out...
Crane op whip ya boys into shape... the driller has messed up a tad...
needs you to get some fishing gear from the heavy tool store?
lordlugworm 4 years ago
oops!
LuC1Fr 4 years ago
noooooooooooooo!
Chewy2284 4 years ago
hate to get the blame for that
happyman185 4 years ago
im sure i checked the latch
afotiad 4 years ago
Dolphin rig at Oseberg field in norweagian sector.