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Date Posted: Wed April 25, 2007 20:44:09
Author: Mad Bomber
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Well...
In reply to: Drew G 's message, "Going with the flow" on Tue April 24, 2007 22:41:53

I'm not real sure about killing someone over the type of car they drive. That's a bit extreme. And just cause we're on the subject, how come everyone is all over SUV's? No one ever complained when I was in high school (mid 90's) driving around in my 1965 Mustang with a 289 and a four barrel carb that got 9 miles to the gallon. How come that is? My Jeep gets over 20 MPG. That's pretty average nowadays, unless you can talk yourself into buying a Prius, which, I just can't do. In the end, I just can't consider killing someone for being a consumer. Believe me, the things that have been set in motion are in motion already and can't be stopped. We can slow them, but never stop it. Also, this is totally side bar for this board but I've started ranting and can't stop, although the US is one of the biggest consumers of, pretty much everything, we're one of the lowest rated countries when it comes to pollutants. Using a little less gas isn't going to change very much.

Anyway, my main point is, I think there are worse people out there to be feeding on. I see them every day. Later, Me.

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Long day in the sun -- Drew G, Wed April 25, 2007 21:27:42
- Hehehe, a very warmhearted welcome, friend. :) -- Comicality, Fri April 27, 2007 04:20:20