Ok, so, 10 gallon tank, just cost nearly $50 to fill.
Pissed? Yes, however, we deserve it.
This is what we get for electing G.W.BUSH into office.
The End.
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7 comments:
Now now, WE didn't elect him. THEY elected him. And THEY are the ones who deserve this ass-fucking by his daddy's oil friends. Twice for good measure. Three times out of spite!
WE deserve gasoline voucher cards paid for with redirected war funds.
=)
Naw, thanks, but I'll just take some effective public transportation. They can keep the oil.
http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761579465/magnetic_levitation_train.html
Make the chassis from photovoltaics and throw in a small nuclear power source to fill the energy gap...
I agree with you about the oil... (except avocado oil, that shit is too tasty to pass up!) It always makes me sad to burn the viscous residue of our ultra-distant anscestors and the forests they lived in.
(combined posts for less spammage =p)
consumption is the problem, not high gas prices. that road was paved long before bush. he has however, refrained from biting the hand that feeds him. we wouldnt know about him if he did.
I agree with you and hence my comment. If we had proper infrastructure to get from point A to point B without using our single serving cars, then consumption would be lower, and then no one would care what the price of oil is (well care less anyway). And to be fair the infrastructure problem isn't just George's it's Clinton, George Sr. and Regan's problems. The 70s should've been a wake up call but wasn't. I'd love to consume less gas, but I don't really have a choice b/c of the way our country is set up- for cars.
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