Gas in Mexico

Think about it. What could justify gas costing $1.70 less just across the border?

Why does a blow job bother you more than starting a useless, expensive war that has killed thousands of Americans with no end in sight? You don't have to answer this question - I can guess the answer.

Green Witch wrote:

Why does a blow job bother you more than starting a useless, expensive war that has killed thousands of Americans with no end in sight? You don't have to answer this question - I can guess the answer.

I want to answer your question. It isn't that a blow job bothers me more. It is the fact that Clinton could have done more. However, the blame is shifted to Reagan and President Bush. That is what bothers me.

..... (I assume you know Nancy R. took the panels down because she found them to be unsightly when viewed from her helicopter).

Sorry cjhsa, Fox has about as much credibility as the National Enquirer. I don't look at Fox links.

DrewDad wrote:

Solar energy is poised to make oil obsolete, anyway.

The amount of oil in the area is trivial compared to our greedy needs and the damage to the environment could be great. Even the oil companies haven't pushed for it because it wouldn't be worth the exploration expense. Americans have to start looking at the bigger picture and stop being so obsessed with keeping their piggy lifestyles afloat at the risk of destroying the beauty and purity of the earth. Thank God that the Bushies will soon be on their way out of Washington and we can begin to (hopefully) repair the damage they have wrought.

We have to look at the big picture. The reality is we need to get off of fossil fuel as fast as we can, or we are going to be very hungry and cold in not so distant future. We have wasted a lot of time trying to convince ourselves that the oil supply is without end and the people of the Middle East want to be our best friends. We have raped the earth of it's dinosaur juice and now it is time to get serious about finding clean, renewable alternatives. We are all guilty for not demanding our government take action. We vote these people into office, we push them to make the decisions that they make. We need to make a bigger noise than the oil lobbyists and get on a fast track to fix the energy problem.

Shame on all of us. We have voted with our wallets for bigger cars, bigger houses and an energy policy that benefits only those who own oil stocks. It's time to change our priorities before we are living like the tribes in "Road Warrior". We have wasted enough time.

I hate paying $4 dollars a gallon, but I love the fact that people are finally waking up to the problem.

As far back as the 1930's GM was testing turbine powered cars. They looked just like normal cars, but sounded very different. They were hard to disguise.

Just wondered if you knew that.

As far back as the 1930's GM was testing turbine powered cars. They looked just like normal cars, but sounded very different. They were hard to disguise.

Just wondered if you knew that.

The car may be clean but where are you getting all that electricity from? And how much is it going to cost per mile?

As far back as the 1930's GM was testing turbine powered cars. They looked just like normal cars, but sounded very different. They were hard to disguise.

Just wondered if you knew that.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_Firebird

General Motors had done research on feasibility of gas turbine engines in cars as early as the 1930s. It wasn't until the early 1950s that they began building an actual engine, with Emmett Conklin leading the project.

... the German firm Opel briefly experimented in 1928 with that idea. Their prototype car managed 47mph but the project was canned shortly afterwards ...