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Ahhh, what the heck, fill-in with rolmop's and PW2's too.<br /><br />Please, please, anybody, somebody? FUEL IS CHEAPER TODAY THAN 50 YEARS AGO if adjusted for inflation . . . Please list any other products with a similar, unregulated, history before responding. Thank you.<br /><br />I told you RF, I just can't help it. How magnanimous of you to waste perfectly good puke . . .
<br />It's a dirty job but someone has to do it <br />P.S., QC, you speak like a man who might have some shares of Exxon/Mobil squirreled away 'fess up! .......JK
Wheat, corn, soybeans,milo, oats, alfalfa, onions, oranges, milk, lettuice ect ect ectOriginally posted by QC:<br /> I vote we more heavily tax __________ fill-in with Haut Medoc's chosen profession and investments
HAHAHAHAHAHHA <br /><br />That is the funniest thing I have ever heard in my life. Population hasn't outgrown shyte. Population is buying inefficient huge vehicles because the automotive developers have had a genious marketing strategy that has duped us into believing we need a Cheverolet Suburban to take two kids to school.<br /><br />Population has grown so used to these big arse couches on wheels that the thought of (God Forbid) driving in a car is unforgiveable. There are plenty of good quality efficient cars on the road, but you think we are going to get anyone in them without forcing them? The new Honda Civic gets 40mpg, and costs $14,000. It is roomy, vastly more reliable than any monster GM is producing, but you don't have all that cargo space a Yukon has (that no one uses) or that third row bench (that no one uses).<br /><br />The Prez can't force Big Oil to do anything, because it isn't Big Oil that is the problem. It is us. Tax breaks, refining this, ANWR that, none of it matters. It is you people who keep going to the dealership and buying the new 16mpg beast because you "need" it when deep down you refuse to admit that you just want to be like the other guys at work. We only have ourselves to blame...
Well hell, when you put it like that, I retract my earlier statement.
Even if it is lower today accounting for inflation, I don't want to play a guessing game every day I need fuel. If the price would stay steady for at LEAST a month, people wouldn't be so upset I believe.Originally posted by QC:<br /> I vote we more heavily tax __________ fill-in with Haut Medoc's chosen profession and investments
