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FreeDr5 02:44:18 PM Feb 10 2008
Itâs time for us to take a stand on these outrages fuel prices. The oil companies are making outrages profits on fuel. There is only one way to stop the rise and lower the price of gasoline, STOP BUYING GAS. Once a month on a Friday Saturday and Sunday if the whole nation went without buying gasoline we would have a huge surplus of fuel that the fuel prices would drop down to a price that we could enjoy again. Lets start this on April 4TH 5TH and 6th. May 2nd, 3rd ant 4th. Lets all make a strong and united statement to the oil companies that we have had enough!
Send to everyone you know, If they donât have e-mail call them. Make a flyer to take to your local store to let everyone know.
Ssdgeo 12:01:38 PM Jan 11 2008
gas is up 10.7 time over the last 50 years. Bread is u p about 50 times and meat is up abot 20 time s over the same period of time.
CorrieC 06:06:00 AM Jan 11 2008
Hey Ciolajr, we don't live in other countries. The one who can fix this is Ron Paul, but he isn't a superstar like the other candidates and he makes congress mad-a good thing. The gas companies clearly have a monopoly and can make prices whatever they want them to be, that is why the profits are so high-they aren't regulated like all the other industries other than by their bank accounts. We need to throw the greenies out and drill!!
ORIN OK 05:22:47 AM Jan 11 2008
As long as most US Citizens demand a car that weighs 3500 pounds and will smoke the tires on acceleration we are going to have a motor fuel supply problem which equates to increasing prices. Decrease the weight of the vehicle, fuel mileage goes up. You can cruise down the highway at 70 mph on 25 HP but you need 200 HP to sqeal rubber.
I saw an interview with the CEO of Ford Motor Corp who said it best; "We have known for years how to make cars that get dramatically better fuel mileage but we can't force people to buy them."
Steves WB 03:54:00 AM Jan 11 2008
The US is sitting on 125 years worth of crude, but we're not allowed to drill. We let the tree huggers and greenies shut us down. We also haven't built a refinery in about 30 years (can you say out dated).
For those of you complaining about "big oil" and their profilts.... business is in business to MAKE MONEY!! If you don't like who is making the money START YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
HPulliam 03:08:12 AM Jan 11 2008
get bush (and his oil buddies) and the reps outta office, stop excessive govt spending (fed, state, and local) stop ceo from cashing in on big dollars, put a foot down on the insurance industry.
Turneycon77 12:51:49 AM Jan 11 2008
whats realy cool about my prototype is if you run out of gas you can always shit in the tank and go. hahahhahahahhaa whoooooooww laaaaaaaater
Turneycon77 12:49:34 AM Jan 11 2008
Ok so I have found that different dog food brands produce different grades of fuel alpo is like deisel, purena produces something like 89 octane when excremented from a caged dane, but imes that shit is racing fuel but the shit to fuel ratio is very low.
Turneycon77 12:43:41 AM Jan 11 2008
I have designed an engine that runs on dog shit, we can farm grate danes and harvest all the fuel we need with a fricken shuveling machine. See than we liquify it and add some perfume where we ship it in super shit tankers, and distribute it at shit stations.
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