Saw this and wanted some opinions.

http://www2.nysun.com/article/75363

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Angels on the side lines. Baffled and confused. Father blessed them all with reason, cause this is what they choose.

I think it's a crock of ****, but I guess we'll see. It wont matter if it gets that high anyway, people still need to drive. We'll pay for it anyway.

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1998 Dodge Neon-Blue R/T DOHC 5sp
1992 Dodge Dakota-Red Sport 3.9L Auto
1993 Ford Escort-White LX 1.9L Auto
1993 Nissan Pickup-Maroon 2.4L 5sp

when things start to get too expensive, the government raises the payed minimum wages. then people start to relax. then the prices of everything else start to climb then were are right back where we started at before. its economics. we are in a mild recession right now but things will get a little better.

im already having to make changes with the way it is now...i'm taking my bike back out soon, which i haven't done since i was in high school, im not that old for the record lol. and take public transportation when i can, drive only to and from work and maybe weekends.

If Florida had great public transit like NY, I'd be doing that too.

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2004 SRT-4 (AGP 50 trim installed with supporting mods!)

00' Neon (Downgrading close to stock)
SOLD: Crane Cam 12, v. springs, tit. retainers, Fidanza cam gear, Indy Intake M., etc.

If oil/gas prices get that high, I say we launch onenuke at a time until someone gets the hint and lowers the oil prices. I bet a couple of launches, and one of two things would happen:

1. WWIII would break out, and gas to go to work would be unavailible, outrageous, and not necessary in the first place.

2. Someone would get the **** scared out of them and oil would drop from $200 a barrel down to like $10... like back in the 1980's when it hit a low-$8 a barrel. Woo-hoo.

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