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Will drivers go back to guzzling gasoline?
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I actually think higher gas prices was just what we needed to shake us out of our I have to have it now mentality.
Maybe the "bosses need more pay" surcharge?
With the economy tanking all around us we need every penny that we have.
Being frugal with gasoline at any price is a savings that can't be ignored.
Sandy, if you are going to talk about a return to gas guzzling ways why not show a little effort in educating us on what is gas guzzling. Do you know anything about the engineering that goes into vehicles? What is gas guzzling other than an emotional phrase that has no merit in meaningful contribution to discussion in energy conservation.
Be professional, be informed if you seek credibility.
Only dingbats keep chanting drill here drill now. You are making fools of yourselves.
What a handwringin', sissy of a take of a headline.
How disappointing for a liberal journalist to refer to buying a legal and necessary product and then using it as "heedless". We have plenty of domestic supply (until recently safely off-limits by a "wise" congress) and there is no man made global warming problem. Why define a mundane necessity of life as reckless?