Ok, ok, ok…we all know how much high gas prices suck and are killing us financially…but what are the positive things??

Let's look on the bright side!

1. The car industry is finely listening to those of us who have been begging for alternative energy vehicles. (I hope)
2. fewer gas guzzlers are being bought.
3. folks are driving less and thus polluting less.
4 Some, who live close enough, are riding bicycles to work and getting the added benefit of extra exercise.
5. less pollution equals easier breathing for asthma victims.
6. alternative energy sources are getting better looking everyday, even to banks.
7. The drop in gasoline sells, (I heard on the news today) is actually biting the Gov. in the behind as they aren't getting the tax revenue they were getting. (Maybe that will get THEM off of THEIR addiction to oil!?)
8. it's a boost to the green idea of buying your food close to your home.
9. Maybe people will actually meet thier neighbors now.
10. some folks are learning that they really CAN do without oil, gasoline, and driving around like mad.

Ok, ok, ok…we all know how much high gas prices suck and are killing us financially…but what are the positive things??

Let's look on the bright side!

1. The car industry is finely listening to those of us who have been begging for alternative energy vehicles. (I hope)
2. fewer gas guzzlers are being bought.
3. folks are driving less and thus polluting less.
4 Some, who live close enough, are riding bicycles to work and getting the added benefit of extra exercise.
5. less pollution equals easier breathing for asthma victims.
6. alternative energy sources are getting better looking everyday, even to banks.
7. The drop in gasoline sells, (I heard on the news today) is actually biting the Gov. in the behind as they aren't getting the tax revenue they were getting. (Maybe that will get THEM off of THEIR addiction to oil!?)
8. it's a boost to the green idea of buying your food close to your home.
9. Maybe people will actually meet thier neighbors now.
10. some folks are learning that they really CAN do without oil, gasoline, and driving around like mad.

I question why have the prices of gas has fallen around the holidays. Is there something in the air that thinks we will drive more because gas is cheaper, to spend money we don’t have? I feel we all have to take some responsibility for the condition our economy is in. And if lower gas prices are just a holiday fix, we might want do some rethinking.

I am driving less and will continue because I can’t afford all the other high amounts for medical, food and any thing that I need.

I think gas prices will go to $5.50 or more before people actually start doing something.
<shadow> I drive a honda fit and heat my home with a corn stove. You sound like a pretentious prick.

AMERICANS ARE TOO LAZY TO REBEL

Rebel

Scream

Throw Eggs!!!

Go Spec Hunting and make them listen to miley

If you just want to be on the computer

make some noise

you must fight the oil king, jester and prince

Petrol has fallen from recent highs of about £1.20 a litre to 94p a litre. The utility companies always blame soaring wholesale gas prices as the reason for their 20% price increases, as the gas market is linked to the oil market. Any ideas anyone?

The government should have intervened to force the prices down but hasn’t. At the risk of being cynical I wonder how deep the brown envelope syndrome goes with this government.