gas wtf

i think that's per liter, scoop.

 

LOL okay makes much more sense. I was gonna say, damn! Where the hell do you live at! It hasn't been that cheap here in years LOL

 

What is with these high price gases i mean don't we pay enough money? we have to pay for car of course,insurince,and oil changes and filter and all those crap. That's to much money. gas should be like $1.50 per gallon.

 

rihgt682 ride a fu@#ing bike then or get a better job to pay for your stuff

 

rihgt pays for his stuff just like any good citizen, aabbccdd, and he has as much of a right as anyone else to let out his frustration at the situation when such an extreme increase in the price of what is a relatively highly-ordered necessity occurs. get off his ass. if you don't like it, don't post. he didn't come here to be harassed or bossed around by you.

 

and i know 'bout that. i'm a high school student, and after school i work at a college for six dollars an hour--only because i can't get a damn thing better. i'm more qualified for some of the jobs in this area than the holders of bachelors' degrees currently filling them, but circumstance comes around to bite me again. that's life. i'll complain about it and keep working to improve the situation.

and gas is over $3 a gallon here now. arg. my wallet is getting smaller!

 

Riding a bike isn't an option for most people. Even if they live close enough, weather conditions might not permit it to be your only means of transportation. Where I live there is no public transport either, something that is sorely lacking in many US locations compared to the places I have lived overseas. In places that I have been such as China where bicycles are the primary means of transportation, poeple tend to live much closer to their work as well. Where I live in the US a 10-20 mile commute is the norm for most of my coworkers, as the downtown area close to work isn't a very desirable location to live and raise a family.

Rising gas prices will affect us all in other ways as well. Foods and essential supplies that have to be transported will cost the grocer more, who will in turn pass the cost on to the consumer. Paying more for gas affects me bottom line. I am a salaried employee, I get paid the same if I work 40 hours or 80 hours, so the doubling of gas prices in the past year means less money for me to spend on non-essential things. If enough people are in the same boat then the economy starts taking a hit. Our economy is fueled by spending, and if poeple stop spending it goes into a nosedive.

The part that upsets me the most is looking at the oil companies bottom line. Last quarter saw record breaking prices, but also showed record breaking profits for the oil companies. They are clearly profiting from the additional burden on the common person.

 

There are a lot of things one can do to change their energy use but whining isn't one of them.

 

i drive as little as possible, i turn out lights when i leave rooms, i don't leave water running.i never do anything but large loads in the dish/clothes washers. i conserve energy and resources whenever i can, and that's about all i can do without launching a surely-futile career in politics.

 

and if that's anywhere in my future, it's a good 6 to 10 years away.

 

george bush doesnt care about black people

 

HEY bobright why dont you just lay off on the race card comments you done it with me and now George Bush its very uncalled for

 

George Bush sucks ass!!!!!! He's a freaking idiot! It's his falt gas prices have gone up! If the stupid B*$ch hadn't spent so much money on Iraq and sent all our troops there then we could've used those resources to help out in New Orleans!

Oh, and it's true... George Bush doesn't care about Black people! Bush is a disease to this country!

 

you dont have a fu@#ing clue jiglybutt blaming everything on the president get a life and get off the race card too idiot

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