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lovuian Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Oct-03-07 11:09 AM
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9. I know here in Texas people are giving up their pickups
and driving in smaller cars to work
the pickups are being used for recreation

I never thought I see the day Texans would get rid of their pickups but its looking like its happening

Americans will conserve and good gas mileage cars will be a necessity

and when you see a hummer pass you by you know where they come from
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  -Triple-digit oil prices to become norm: analyst RedEarth  Oct-03-07 09:18 AM   #0 
  - And Jimmy Carter, mocked for his national energy plan in the '70's  MikeNearMcChord   Oct-03-07 09:22 AM   #1 
  - My son in law is co owner of a small oil company  jackster   Oct-03-07 09:36 AM   #2 
  - Back when gas was $1.50/gallon...  rayofreason   Oct-03-07 09:51 AM   #4 
     - And We Can't Pay It, Not on a Sustained Basis  Demeter   Oct-03-07 09:58 AM   #5 
  - Glad to hear it.  rayofreason   Oct-03-07 09:39 AM   #3 
  - Aptly said  Psephos   Oct-03-07 03:12 PM   #22 
     - I agree about the next bubble...  rayofreason   Oct-03-07 11:05 PM   #27 
  - The inflation brought on by the weaker dollar will be a problem.  Skink   Oct-03-07 10:14 AM   #6 
  - Yes-- much of the sustained price increase  TexasLawyer   Oct-03-07 03:24 PM   #23 
  - when it goes over 100 bucks and a gallon goes to 4 bucks  Javaman   Oct-03-07 10:20 AM   #7 
  - Just putting it out there: Would it help to hang a few oil barons?  aquart   Oct-03-07 10:53 AM   #8 
  - "Pour encourager les autres"  rayofreason   Oct-03-07 11:52 AM   #10 
     - No, but they might discourage greed  knight_of_the_star   Oct-03-07 02:49 PM   #17 
        - Greed has nothing whatsoever to do with what's happening right now.  GliderGuider   Oct-03-07 03:03 PM   #19 
  - I know here in Texas people are giving up their pickups  lovuian   Oct-03-07 11:09 AM   #9 
  - But the rest of the world hasn't had to  jaybeat   Oct-03-07 12:42 PM   #12 
     - I once did 25 mpg in a 1982 GMC 3/4 ton Pickup with a 350ci V8 engine  happyslug   Oct-03-07 09:07 PM   #24 
        - Streetcar-enabled development was very cool  jaybeat   Oct-03-07 09:51 PM   #25 
           - "Flexibility" of Buses is overstated  happyslug   Oct-03-07 10:43 PM   #26 
  - The human race was given one tank of gasoline.  hunter   Oct-03-07 12:06 PM   #11 
  - We slow down.  Gregorian   Oct-03-07 02:19 PM   #15 
  - When Shrub took office gas was $1.47  Flagrante   Oct-03-07 12:49 PM   #13 
  - At the risk of sounding like a broken record: Peak Oil is here  NickB79   Oct-03-07 02:02 PM   #14 
  - The Oil Age is mighty short  GliderGuider   Oct-03-07 02:31 PM   #16 
  - "We weren't really that stupid, were we?" Apparently we were  loindelrio   Oct-03-07 03:08 PM   #21 
  - And the worst part is  knight_of_the_star   Oct-03-07 02:51 PM   #18 
  - It wouldn't have helped.  GliderGuider   Oct-03-07 03:06 PM   #20 
  - Oil forever  rayofreason   Oct-03-07 11:23 PM   #28 
     - Oil sands and oil shales are a joke, and coal is the dirtiest energy source we have  NickB79   Oct-04-07 01:47 PM   #29 
 

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