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General => The Cantina => Topic started by: Aske on March 05, 2008, 09:57:08 AM



Title: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Aske on March 05, 2008, 09:57:08 AM
http://bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aLJyxsxYGpp4&refer=home

papa george would have called in some favors with his cheek kissing handholding buddies if they had any ability to do something about it.

it will never be significantly cheaper than this again.


the $ is crap

conventional production is/has peaked

us recession leading smaller global recession might extend the plateau 2-3 more years.

time to start putting some real $ into developing alternatives and bringing them online, while there might still be the means for the infrastructure overhaul- unfortunately, we spent about $2T in the desert that could probably have found some solutions already.  oh well.





will people FINALLY start to get vocal about this if prices stay above $3.25 ?



Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: stroh on March 05, 2008, 10:06:00 AM
I paid a buck 3 0 5 yesterday.  I'm ready.  Who can I yell at?


Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Aske on March 05, 2008, 10:09:38 AM
I paid a buck 3 0 5 yesterday.  I'm ready.  Who can I yell at?


everyone you see driving as a single passenger in 8-10 mpg vehicle  for a 1/2 mile grocery trip.
people who invented suburbia and the commute
your elected officials
desert golf course designers
the rich.  [sm_devil]
etc


Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Fuzzy on March 05, 2008, 10:14:25 AM
I've actually started to hear people talking (seriously) about biking to work, etc. so I know it is starting to get more attention. But it's not a viable option for most.

I think it needs to be >$4.00 to answer your question on when people are going to get more vocal. And even then it's not going to be vocal as in "Alternative energy NOW" or "more mass transit options" unfortunately. I think it will be more "make my gas prices lower!!"



Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Clive on March 05, 2008, 10:16:47 AM
Gas hasn't been less than $3.129 here for a while now.

My car gets 20mpg; my bike gets 43.  Guess which one I use more?  [sm_eekdance]


Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Aske on March 05, 2008, 10:26:01 AM

My car gets 20mpg; my bike gets 43.  Guess which one I use more?  [sm_eekdance]

whichever one is more comfortable in chaps?  [sm_dontknow]


Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Teed on March 05, 2008, 10:32:56 AM
I paid a buck 3 0 5 yesterday.  I'm ready.  Who can I yell at?


everyone you see driving as a single passenger in 8-10 mpg vehicle  for a 1/2 mile grocery trip.
people who invented suburbia and the commute
your elected officials
desert golf course designers
the rich.  [sm_devil]
etc


Why do you hate teed?


Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Blader on March 05, 2008, 10:33:44 AM
I commute to One Blader Plaza by bicycle daily, no matter the weather, but it's costing me a fortune in medical bills and new bicycles.


Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: stroh on March 05, 2008, 10:35:40 AM

My car gets 20mpg; my bike gets 43.  Guess which one I use more?  [sm_eekdance]

whichever one is more comfortable in chaps?  [sm_dontknow]


LOL.


Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Fuzzy on March 05, 2008, 10:44:03 AM
I commute to One Blader Plaza by bicycle daily, no matter the weather, but it's costing me a fortune in medical bills and new bicycles.



(http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c189/FuzzyPhotos/261073_3.jpg)


Title: Re: we might finally hit that breaking point. [Politics/Religion]
Post by: Aske on March 05, 2008, 11:33:45 AM
I paid a buck 3 0 5 yesterday.  I'm ready.  Who can I yell at?


everyone you see driving as a single passenger in 8-10 mpg vehicle  for a 1/2 mile grocery trip.
people who invented suburbia and the commute
your elected officials
desert golf course designers
the rich.  [sm_devil]
etc


Why do you hate teed?

 [sm_shock] [sm_devil]