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Components that are basically off the shelf, not real custom things. they're deep water -- not like you buy them at the hardware store but they're common to the deep water. and this could been done much earlier i believe in lay terms. >> in lay terms. something a guy like me can follow along. how did they get it to stop? walk me through it. >> the way they do this, michael. you have to be careful with the big wells. if you slam a valve shut, it's like a car slamming into a wall. you have to gradually slow the flow down until you pinch it off. because if you go real quickly, you stand a bigger ...

Takening advantage of sooner? >> oh, clearly they could have been put this stack on weeks ago had it been prepared or had they been ready to do that this is something made of components basically off the shelf, not real custom things. not like you buy them at the hardware store, but they're common to the deepwater. >> in lay terms. something a guy like me can follow along. how did they get it to stop? walk me through it. >> the way they do this, michael. you have to be careful with the big wells. if you slam a valve shut, it's like a car slamming into a wall. you have to gradually slow the flo...

To swear is human, i guess i could say, and people have a right to do it. they shouldn't land in jail for it. >> so, if that's the case, where do you draw the line between profanity and obscenity? because a lot of people call the f-word or some of the ones i consider worse obscene. >> well, people might think of that in lay terms as being obsce obscene, but the courts have clearly said that obscenity must involve some sort of intent to sexually arouse, so unless you're using the f-word with that intent, it's not illegal. it's protected first amendment speech. >> and what do you make of the fac...