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 Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 1:46 am Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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On Jul 7, 10:01 pm, Patrick Henry <phen...@revolution.now> wrote:
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On Mon, 07 Jul 2008 19:28:55 -0700, orionca wrote:
what's the Democrat Party? I never heard of them.
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We have them here in Indiana.
http://www.dubois-democrats.org/default.htm |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 4:44 am Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'') wrote:
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Jeffrey Turner wrote:
Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'') wrote:
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a 2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil every 3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
I see you're a "there's an infinite amount of oil" kook.
Yer stupid, I never made that claim.
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So you think it's ok to use it all up?
--Jeff
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in order that there may be no rain. -Leo Tolstoy |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 4:55 am Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')" <tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote in message news:487398B9.70D04324@yahoo.co.uk...
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Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:4872EFAE.BA84F75A@yahoo.co.uk...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a
2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil
every
3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car
drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even
more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
BB alert (aka kook alert)
I see you can't refute what I said and are forced into personal
attacks.
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umm --- you started the kook alerts -- does that mean you could not refute
someone?
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 5:43 am Post subject: Re: The Republican Way to Promote Jobs at Exxon |
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In article <487398F0.CD5E622D@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk says...
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"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <4872EFAE.BA84F75A@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk says...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a 2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil every 3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
Yep, not are very good customer down at the filling station, are you.
Why don't you get an SUV and fill up. It's the Republican way to promote
good jobs down at Exxon. High payin' jobs for hard workin' 'mericans.
Don't be a sissy, buy an SUV.
Why should I want an SUV?
Because you'll be macho, conservation is for sissies and liberals. |
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Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Di
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 6:58 am Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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Kommienezuspadt wrote:
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"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')" <tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:487398B9.70D04324@yahoo.co.uk...
Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:4872EFAE.BA84F75A@yahoo.co.uk...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a
2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil
every
3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car
drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even
more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
BB alert (aka kook alert)
I see you can't refute what I said and are forced into personal
attacks.
umm --- you started the kook alerts -- does that mean you could not refute
someone?
Kook Alerts are a service when I provide them. What issues would |
you like me to address that you feel need "refuting"?
--
"It happens sometimes, people just explode, natural causes."
-+Alex Cox, "Repo Man" |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 7:03 am Post subject: Re: The Republican Way to Promote Jobs at Exxon |
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"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
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In article <487398F0.CD5E622D@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk says...
"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <4872EFAE.BA84F75A@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk says...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a 2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil every 3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
Yep, not are very good customer down at the filling station, are you.
Why don't you get an SUV and fill up. It's the Republican way to promote
good jobs down at Exxon. High payin' jobs for hard workin' 'mericans.
Don't be a sissy, buy an SUV.
Why should I want an SUV?
Because you'll be macho, conservation is for sissies and liberals.
My car gets 40 mpg and has for years. I ride my bike when it makes |
sense. I've used compact florescent lights for years, well before
they were popular. I recycle and compost and otherwise reduce my
waste footprint that even after about six months, the garbage I
have didn't even meet the minimum weight.
I have no interest in SUVs. I've always felt that the car frame
built as a station wagon is the most overall useful type of
vehicle. If I can have more than one, I would say that the small EV
(electric vehicle) plus something with range in gasoline or diesel
is sensible. I don't oppose having a pickup, but would only want to
use it when it made logical sense, which is why I advocate "right
size" vehicles.
--
"It happens sometimes, people just explode, natural causes."
-+Alex Cox, "Repo Man" |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 7:05 am Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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Jeffrey Turner wrote:
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Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'') wrote:
Jeffrey Turner wrote:
Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'') wrote:
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a 2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil every 3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
I see you're a "there's an infinite amount of oil" kook.
Yer stupid, I never made that claim.
So you think it's ok to use it all up?
I don't even know what that means. I advocate increasing the long |
term supply of energy by building nuclear power plants. I'm not
opposed to building alternatives such as wind and solar where they
can make sense noting that they can't be used for base or peaking
power. While I personally have always conserved energy, I in
general support holding off the easy pickings until people take
seriously building up new energy sources.
--
"It happens sometimes, people just explode, natural causes."
-+Alex Cox, "Repo Man" |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 5:32 pm Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')" <tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote in message news:48741B4C.18071F77@yahoo.co.uk...
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Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:487398B9.70D04324@yahoo.co.uk...
Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:4872EFAE.BA84F75A@yahoo.co.uk...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own
a
2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil
every
3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car
drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even
more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
BB alert (aka kook alert)
I see you can't refute what I said and are forced into personal
attacks.
umm --- you started the kook alerts -- does that mean you could not
refute
someone?
Kook Alerts are a service when I provide them. What issues would
you like me to address that you feel need "refuting"?
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I'll accept that as your admission thaty you could not refute a post.
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"It happens sometimes, people just explode, natural causes."
-+Alex Cox, "Repo Man" |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 9:09 pm Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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Kommienezuspadt wrote:
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"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')" <tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:48741B4C.18071F77@yahoo.co.uk...
Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:487398B9.70D04324@yahoo.co.uk...
Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:4872EFAE.BA84F75A@yahoo.co.uk...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own
a
2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil
every
3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car
drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even
more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
BB alert (aka kook alert)
I see you can't refute what I said and are forced into personal
attacks.
umm --- you started the kook alerts -- does that mean you could not
refute
someone?
Kook Alerts are a service when I provide them. What issues would
you like me to address that you feel need "refuting"?
I'll accept that as your admission thaty you could not refute a post.
What exactly couldn't I supposedly refute? Put it right here |
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-+Alex Cox, "Repo Man" |
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| Posted: Wed Jul 09, 2008 10:09 pm Post subject: Re: The Republican Way to Promote Jobs at Exxon |
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On Jul 8, 9:03 pm, "Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
<tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
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"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <487398F0.CD5E6...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <4872EFAE.BA84F...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a 2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil every 3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
Yep, not are very good customer down at the filling station, are you.
Why don't you get an SUV and fill up. It's the Republican way to promote
good jobs down at Exxon. High payin' jobs for hard workin' 'mericans.
Don't be a sissy, buy an SUV.
Why should I want an SUV?
Because you'll be macho, conservation is for sissies and liberals.
My car gets 40 mpg and has for years. I ride my bike when it makes
sense. I've used compact florescent lights for years, well before
they were popular. I recycle and compost and otherwise reduce my
waste footprint that even after about six months, the garbage I
have didn't even meet the minimum weight.
I have no interest in SUVs. I've always felt that the car frame
built as a station wagon is the most overall useful type of
vehicle. If I can have more than one, I would say that the small EV
(electric vehicle) plus something with range in gasoline or diesel
is sensible. I don't oppose having a pickup, but would only want to
use it when it made logical sense, which is why I advocate "right
size" vehicles.
--
"It happens sometimes, people just explode, natural causes."
-+Alex Cox, "Repo Man"- Hide quoted text -
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Who get's to decide which vehicle is "right sized" for me?? Barack
Obama or Nancy Piglosi? |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 2:04 am Post subject: Re: The Republican Way to Promote Jobs at Exxon |
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On Jul 9, 5:55 pm, "Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
<tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
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HughJorgan wrote:
On Jul 8, 9:03 pm, "Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <487398F0.CD5E6...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <4872EFAE.BA84F...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a 2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil every 3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
Yep, not are very good customer down at the filling station, are you.
Why don't you get an SUV and fill up. It's the Republican way to promote
good jobs down at Exxon. High payin' jobs for hard workin' 'mericans.
Don't be a sissy, buy an SUV.
Why should I want an SUV?
Because you'll be macho, conservation is for sissies and liberals.
My car gets 40 mpg and has for years. I ride my bike when it makes
sense. I've used compact florescent lights for years, well before
they were popular. I recycle and compost and otherwise reduce my
waste footprint that even after about six months, the garbage I
have didn't even meet the minimum weight.
I have no interest in SUVs. I've always felt that the car frame
built as a station wagon is the most overall useful type of
vehicle. If I can have more than one, I would say that the small EV
(electric vehicle) plus something with range in gasoline or diesel
is sensible. I don't oppose having a pickup, but would only want to
use it when it made logical sense, which is why I advocate "right
size" vehicles.
Who get's to decide which vehicle is "right sized" for me?? Barack
Obama or Nancy Piglosi?
"Right size" driving is about increasing your options, not
decreasing them. The idea is to let you decide what makes sense for
you in a specific context, and to encourage you to look at how that
context can change. So you have two vehicles, one is an EV for in
town and the other is a gas powered whatever for longer trips. With
the price of gas going up, you might end up making different
choices, but to limit yourself to one car that must do everything
is how we ended up with one person in a huge SUV or pickup. It's
silly.
--
"It happens sometimes, people just explode, natural causes."
-+Alex Cox, "Repo Man"- Hide quoted text -
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I've been making those decisions for over 45 years. I don't need a
politician sticking his nose in my business. Until the government
starts paying for my vehicles and maintaining them they need to STFU. |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 2:07 am Post subject: Re: The Republican Way to Promote Jobs at Exxon |
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On Jul 9, 7:09 pm, www.bobbarr2008.com <n...@spamm.com> wrote:
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In article <487541E4.FD53F...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
HughJorgan wrote:
On Jul 8, 9:03 pm, "Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <487398F0.CD5E6...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <4872EFAE.BA84F...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a 2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil every 3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
Yep, not are very good customer down at the filling station, are you.
Why don't you get an SUV and fill up. It's the Republican way to promote
good jobs down at Exxon. High payin' jobs for hard workin' 'mericans.
Don't be a sissy, buy an SUV.
Why should I want an SUV?
Because you'll be macho, conservation is for sissies and liberals..
My car gets 40 mpg and has for years. I ride my bike when it makes
sense. I've used compact florescent lights for years, well before
they were popular. I recycle and compost and otherwise reduce my
waste footprint that even after about six months, the garbage I
have didn't even meet the minimum weight.
I have no interest in SUVs. I've always felt that the car frame
built as a station wagon is the most overall useful type of
vehicle. If I can have more than one, I would say that the small EV
(electric vehicle) plus something with range in gasoline or diesel
is sensible. I don't oppose having a pickup, but would only want to
use it when it made logical sense, which is why I advocate "right
size" vehicles.
Who get's to decide which vehicle is "right sized" for me?? Barack
Obama or Nancy Piglosi?
"Right size" driving is about increasing your options, not
decreasing them. The idea is to let you decide what makes sense for
you in a specific context, and to encourage you to look at how that
context can change. So you have two vehicles, one is an EV for in
town and the other is a gas powered whatever for longer trips. With
the price of gas going up, you might end up making different
choices, but to limit yourself to one car that must do everything
is how we ended up with one person in a huge SUV or pickup. It's
silly.
Many Republicans are worried they won't be able to fit their
abnormally large asses in a small car. But don't worry, you'll
always be able to buy whatever you want, there will still be
vans for the handicapped or large-assed.- Hide quoted text -
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What does Dr.Gore drive? A tiny smart car? How about Pelosi?? She
still having her big lard covered liberal ass driven around in a gas
guzzling limo? If not then they should shut their stinking pieholes
about what,why,when and where I drive. If you don't like it you can
bite my fat ass. |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 2:09 am Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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On Jul 9, 8:29 pm, George Grapman <sfgeo...@paccbell.net> wrote:
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What happened to gas prices between 2001 and 2007 when Republicans
controlled everything?
What was the Republican energy plan? Oh, right, Cheney had to go to
the Supreme Court to keep that a secret.
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Drill for oil, build refineries and nuke power plants. Now, please go
into detail Hussein and the democrat congress's energy plan. |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 3:55 am Post subject: Re: The Republican Way to Promote Jobs at Exxon |
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HughJorgan wrote:
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On Jul 8, 9:03 pm, "Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <487398F0.CD5E6...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
"www.bobbarr2008.com" wrote:
In article <4872EFAE.BA84F...@yahoo.co.uk>, tributyltinpa...@yahoo.co.uk says...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We own a 2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing oil every 3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The car drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made even more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
Yep, not are very good customer down at the filling station, are you.
Why don't you get an SUV and fill up. It's the Republican way to promote
good jobs down at Exxon. High payin' jobs for hard workin' 'mericans.
Don't be a sissy, buy an SUV.
Why should I want an SUV?
Because you'll be macho, conservation is for sissies and liberals.
My car gets 40 mpg and has for years. I ride my bike when it makes
sense. I've used compact florescent lights for years, well before
they were popular. I recycle and compost and otherwise reduce my
waste footprint that even after about six months, the garbage I
have didn't even meet the minimum weight.
I have no interest in SUVs. I've always felt that the car frame
built as a station wagon is the most overall useful type of
vehicle. If I can have more than one, I would say that the small EV
(electric vehicle) plus something with range in gasoline or diesel
is sensible. I don't oppose having a pickup, but would only want to
use it when it made logical sense, which is why I advocate "right
size" vehicles.
Who get's to decide which vehicle is "right sized" for me?? Barack
Obama or Nancy Piglosi?
"Right size" driving is about increasing your options, not |
decreasing them. The idea is to let you decide what makes sense for
you in a specific context, and to encourage you to look at how that
context can change. So you have two vehicles, one is an EV for in
town and the other is a gas powered whatever for longer trips. With
the price of gas going up, you might end up making different
choices, but to limit yourself to one car that must do everything
is how we ended up with one person in a huge SUV or pickup. It's
silly.
--
"It happens sometimes, people just explode, natural causes."
-+Alex Cox, "Repo Man" |
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Kommienezuspadt
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| Posted: Thu Jul 10, 2008 4:11 am Post subject: Re: The Democrat Party Announces A Solution to High Gas Pric |
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"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')" <tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote in message news:4874E2AD.1D5A5787@yahoo.co.uk...
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Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:48741B4C.18071F77@yahoo.co.uk...
Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:487398B9.70D04324@yahoo.co.uk...
Kommienezuspadt wrote:
"Bill Bonde { ''Soylent Diesel is People'')"
tributyltinpaint@yahoo.co.uk
wrote in message news:4872EFAE.BA84F75A@yahoo.co.uk...
"Stanley F. Nelson" wrote:
At age 76, I am a life-long registered and voting Democrat. We
own
a
2004
Toyota Corolla, which I keep in excellent condition, changing
oil
every
3000
miles or nearly that, using Valvoline Dura-Blend oil.
We get about 33mpg city and 38-40mpg highway, dependably. The
car
drives
very nicely and is quite comfortable.
As far as I am concerned, this is a winning combination, made
even
more
effective by Senator Obama's election in November.
I see, you are a conservation kook.
BB alert (aka kook alert)
I see you can't refute what I said and are forced into personal
attacks.
umm --- you started the kook alerts -- does that mean you could not
refute
someone?
Kook Alerts are a service when I provide them. What issues would
you like me to address that you feel need "refuting"?
I'll accept that as your admission thaty you could not refute a post.
What exactly couldn't I supposedly refute? Put it right here
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Who cares? You said calling someone a kook was simply admitting that one
could not refute a post --- you called the kook alert -- hence -- the rest
is history written by you.
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