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Originally Posted by RougeUnderoos
Where do you live, on the moon? You can't walk anywhere? There is no transit system?
Nobody is saying you have to run out and buy a new set of appliances and a new car.
Unless you plan on keeping the current car you are driving for the rest of your life, then you can certainly buy a car that is more fuel efficient. I'll explain how -- next time you buy a car, buy one that is fuel efficient. Now was that so hard?
And don't give me this "I can't afford a fuel efficient car" nonsense. The cheap cars aren't the gas guzzlers.
The same thing holds for appliances -- next time you need one, get one that is energy efficient. They are cheaper too.
You seem to have some idea in your head that using less costs more. That doesn't make sense.
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You know one year there sonny I bought a car for $300. Used it to drive the 25 minutes to work each and every day. Want to know how long I could use that car before it made sense to pay for a nice new car! Do you know that some of us don't buy new cars or is that too hard a concept for you? Do you know that some people buy appliances that are on sale and yeah we pick the best efficient one we can afford like everybody else does.
Ever wonder why everybody just dosen't go out and buy a new fuel efficient car -- Heck it would save them money on fuel -- what is wrong with them?
Why don't they buy new appliances as well when their old ones die -- Are they too freakin cheap to do so?
Heck and why don't they take a bus that takes them over an hour to work and back ---Just too fricken lazy I guess. Why can't they just walk to work --who the frick cares if their kids are on their own before and after school --- let them leave early and walk.
Fart what a freakin joke.
Oh I forgot the house --yeah why don't them cheap dumb environmentally unfriendly dufii buy a house close to downtown so they can walk. Fart do you live on the planet?