The above post is why I believe D&ST should only be open to selective members.
David.P wrote:
Fuck you dan673, Fuck you.dan673 wrote:
David.P wrote:
Andrew Jackson would be better. He didn't take shit from noone, and when pushed he pushed back.David.P wrote:
Paranoid: Very High
Schizoid: High
Schizotypal: Very High
LOL.
Fuck you too.
You do know that i was serious in my first post in this thread?Poseidon wrote:
The above post is why I believe D&ST should only be open to selective members.
Unfortunately, yes.David.P wrote:
You do know that i was serious in my first post in this thread?Poseidon wrote:
The above post is why I believe D&ST should only be open to selective members.
You're serious in most of your posts.
Which is sad.
jew vs. pole
WHO WILL WIN
In any case, gas is fuck all expensive, thank sweet jebus for mass transit.
WHO WILL WIN
In any case, gas is fuck all expensive, thank sweet jebus for mass transit.

Not all. But you can never tell because i play it just right. To quote Futurama.Poseidon wrote:
Unfortunately, yes.David.P wrote:
You do know that i was serious in my first post in this thread?Poseidon wrote:
The above post is why I believe D&ST should only be open to selective members.
You're serious in most of your posts.
Which is sad.
"When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all."
Or in my case.
"When you've done it right, people won't be sure if you're Serious or Not"
I'm australian now you chinaman!cowami wrote:
jew vs. pole
WHO WILL WIN
In any case, gas is fuck all expensive, thank sweet jebus for mass transit.
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Yea.. in Fl.. not so much..lol.cowami wrote:
jew vs. pole
WHO WILL WIN
In any case, gas is fuck all expensive, thank sweet jebus for mass transit.
Xbone Stormsurgezz
You forgot that the Euro is 1.4 times stronger than the $ and the British pound is twice the amount so technically they pay only a little more than what we do.cowami wrote:
what i find strange is that we complain about $4 gas, while europeans pay double that
go figure (MTA bus and subway FTW)
You're of Polish Decent, and you're laughing at the slaughter of another race? Get a grip on reality David, i thought you were getting there at one point.David.P wrote:
I know! Lulz were had!Poseidon wrote:
He also led the slaughter of countless indians with the first ever "Final Solution", but who cares about them!This man has the right Idea!MetaL* wrote:
Seriously who cares.
I want cheaper gas kthx.Yeah no shit! I'm still waiting for someone to expell all the illegals, muslims, and furfags from this country.Kmarion wrote:
Right, we haven't had a good Trail of Tears in quite awhile.Fuck you dan673, Fuck you.dan673 wrote:
David.P wrote:
Andrew Jackson would be better. He didn't take shit from noone, and when pushed he pushed back.David.P wrote:
Paranoid: Very High
Schizoid: High
Schizotypal: Very High
EDIT: Oh fuck why did this thread have to become about me?
Last edited by FatherTed (2008-05-27 06:49:59)
Small hourglass island
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Always raining and foggy
Use an umbrella
Yeah, but I'd say when you take into account average wages and shit (such as, we drive less because everything is more dense), it's sort of balanced out. And the fact that compared to the U.S, we have (well, at least London) has a pretty decent public transport system.cowami wrote:
what i find strange is that we complain about $4 gas, while europeans pay double that
go figure (MTA bus and subway FTW)
Of course, it's still quite high. Today in central London there is a massive protest being done by lorry drivers. And at the end of the day, you guys still have it quite cheaper I guess.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7420792.stm
Eh. Do what the Swiss or English do. Get a decent public transport system and stop complaining. I live in England, so fuck you guys. I pay double anything you pay.
-konfusion
-konfusion
I agree with blaming environmental organizations, but not about drilling in Alaska. Blame them for halting any progress in developing nuclear energy.
Also, someone mentioned "get a better public transportation system". America is a sprawled out country with many suburbs. It's impossible to eliminate cars altogether unless you live in the city. Granted, there will be a shift away from suburbs and back to living in the city, there's still millions of people who always have and always will commute because of where they live. Once the demand for a better public transportation system grows (which it is), then the system will begin to improve (which it is).
Also, someone mentioned "get a better public transportation system". America is a sprawled out country with many suburbs. It's impossible to eliminate cars altogether unless you live in the city. Granted, there will be a shift away from suburbs and back to living in the city, there's still millions of people who always have and always will commute because of where they live. Once the demand for a better public transportation system grows (which it is), then the system will begin to improve (which it is).
I might try to learn to ride a bike.
I pay £9... so that's like $18 to get to town on a weekend.cowami wrote:
scuse me, it's $2 nowCheez wrote:
i herd u also complain about $1 buses.cowami wrote:
what i find strange is that we complain about $4 gas, while europeans pay double that
go figure (MTA bus and subway FTW)
i remember back when it was 75 cents
I don't see how it's the oil company's fault. They're making about a 7% margin on their product.FallenMorgan wrote:
Today at the gas station we saw a down and out looking one-eyed fellow. He was sitting on a curb around the gas station, holding an empty gas can. He had a truck full of scrap metal, and we imagined he needed gas money in order to take the stuff to a scrap yard and make money to live off of. We felt bad so we gave him around a total of ten bucks or so. He bought gas - we saw him buy gas, he didn't use it for alcohol or anything. The gas station didn't sell alcahol - it wasn't a mini-mart thing.
Anyways, it made me realize that gas is getting expensive to the point where some people can't survive. Here, it's like 4 dollars a gallon. It's the oil companies who do this. It has nothing to do with the scarcity of oil. In general, the oil companies need to be regulated. If it gets up to say, ten dollars a gallon, nobody can work.
Discuss.
Like an addict blaming their drug dealer, the only way to affect change is to have the addict correct his own behavior.
€1.4 per liter here ($8.4 per gallon)
Sucks badly.
Sucks badly.
blame katrina, blame oil companies, but don't blame our own greed. We bought RIDICULOUS cars, we bought ridiculous houses, we bought more than we needed and now that the cost increased we are overextended. Yes gas prices suck, but not by so much that we can't pay unless we are overextending ourselves in nearly ever facet of life.
It sucks. People going to have to sell their cars, move closer to work if possible.
It sucks. People going to have to sell their cars, move closer to work if possible.
Why don't Americans and Brits and everyone else just take over all the oil facilities? 300 million people could do it. If those OPEC fuckers wanna stop us, they'll have to kill every last one of us. And then they won't have anybody to buy their oils.
OPERATION: OILY DESTINY
or we could just put more funding into alternative fuel sources... surely if we spent as much on that as we spend on iraq we'd have told OPEC to fuck off a while back
OPERATION: OILY DESTINY
or we could just put more funding into alternative fuel sources... surely if we spent as much on that as we spend on iraq we'd have told OPEC to fuck off a while back
Same - but still, it's a day card for me, which is sweet! I could spend ages walking around london.White-Fusion wrote:
I pay £9... so that's like $18 to get to town on a weekend.cowami wrote:
scuse me, it's $2 nowCheez wrote:
i herd u also complain about $1 buses.
i remember back when it was 75 cents
-konfusion
Ride a bike.
Negative ghost rider.cowami wrote:
what i find strange is that we complain about $4 gas, while europeans pay double that
go figure (MTA bus and subway FTW)
Over $12 a gallon over here; taking 4 litres to one gallon and two dollars to one pound.
I think the point is that everywhere, given incomes, taxes, etc... people are definitely feeling how fucking expensive this crap is getting.
what? I must be confused. Are you taking into consideration exchange rates? Because last I was in Australia it wasn't 2 dollars per pound. In England maybe?The Sheriff wrote:
Negative ghost rider.cowami wrote:
what i find strange is that we complain about $4 gas, while europeans pay double that
go figure (MTA bus and subway FTW)
Over $12 a gallon over here; taking 4 litres to one gallon and two dollars to one pound.
I think in the long run this will help the US and other nations to get off their addiction. There hasn't been a wake up call like this since the 1970's and one can hope we learn from it this time.
We must switch over to hydrogen powered cars (I know not over night) and for plastics, clothing ect we must use the oil in Alaska, parts of California and I hear North Dakota has some oil too. By doing all this we can give a big ol fuck you to Opec and the middle east.
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We must switch over to hydrogen powered cars (I know not over night) and for plastics, clothing ect we must use the oil in Alaska, parts of California and I hear North Dakota has some oil too. By doing all this we can give a big ol fuck you to Opec and the middle east.
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Problem is, until they come out with an alternative power source to generate the hydrogen for the cars, you are still dependent on fossil fuels. Granted you could use coal power and not be dependent on OPEC but coal does not burn as cleanly as natural gas. Nuclear power would work as a clean alternative to generate the power to create the hydrogen, but there are no new nuclear plants being built yet. Kinda at a dead end, no?topthrill05 wrote:
I think in the long run this will help the US and other nations to get off their addiction. There hasn't been a wake up call like this since the 1970's and one can hope we learn from it this time.
We must switch over to hydrogen powered cars (I know not over night) and for plastics, clothing ect we must use the oil in Alaska, parts of California and I hear North Dakota has some oil too. By doing all this we can give a big ol fuck you to Opec and the middle east.
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