cwerdna
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Post articles you see about gas price griping here.
Here's one http://finance.yahoo.com/news/driving-season-begins-does-griping-165658662.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.
As usual (for articles on Yahoo), the quality of many of the comments is poor w/many ignorant comments, along w/the thumbs up/down behavior. It's almost as bad as YouTube comments.
I made a few comments about taking personal responsibility about driving more efficient vehicles or not driving vehicles that use gasoline at all or the insane # of monstrosity class SUVs I see running around in my area. Those tended to get thumbed down... :roll:
Here in CA, you can't get gas anywhere for <$4/gallon, yet I still see long lines at drive thrus, sometimes w/numerous monstrosity class SUVs (aka full-sized ones like Suburbans, Tahoes, Escalades, etc.) in the line. I saw a line 7 deep at a local McDonald's the other day. I guess gas is too cheap for them or they just can't make the connection between sitting there and getting 0 mpg the whole time.
Here are some "gems" amongst the ignorant comments:
Here's one http://finance.yahoo.com/news/driving-season-begins-does-griping-165658662.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.
As usual (for articles on Yahoo), the quality of many of the comments is poor w/many ignorant comments, along w/the thumbs up/down behavior. It's almost as bad as YouTube comments.
I made a few comments about taking personal responsibility about driving more efficient vehicles or not driving vehicles that use gasoline at all or the insane # of monstrosity class SUVs I see running around in my area. Those tended to get thumbed down... :roll:
Here in CA, you can't get gas anywhere for <$4/gallon, yet I still see long lines at drive thrus, sometimes w/numerous monstrosity class SUVs (aka full-sized ones like Suburbans, Tahoes, Escalades, etc.) in the line. I saw a line 7 deep at a local McDonald's the other day. I guess gas is too cheap for them or they just can't make the connection between sitting there and getting 0 mpg the whole time.
Here are some "gems" amongst the ignorant comments:
:lol: :roll:Robert Waldrop • Greenville, South Carolina • 15 minutes ago Report Abuse
The new Chevy Volt electric auto sells for $40,000 and after 5 to 6 years the battery system needs to be replaced at a cost of $18,000, now include the cost of higher power bill to re-charge those batteries and you have spent in excess of $60,000 in less than 6 years. So which is cheaper gas or electric.
Robert Waldrop • Greenville, South Carolina • 14 minutes ago Report Abuse
That's total Crap. We currently have a 200 year supply of oil and gas.