Protest oil wars by not consuming oil

On second thought, nevermind.

We need our cars too much.

Pardon the interruption.

And I have been working sooo
hard growing me some wings.
:D
Happy Thanksgiving!
:hi:

Are you holding out on some magical propellant?

Proprietary information ya know!
And all sorts of other legal terminology.
(pfffft - it's all just hot air)
:rofl:

Or is your name Wilbur?

Then go plug in and solar (possible with a Prius)

Fuck the government - can't sit around and wait for them to make it easy, we need to just do it.

The rest of the world is doing it, and China is working on a dirt cheap hybrid to export.

We are their weakest link.

I did not know that

as far as the oil goes...switch to a synthetic
lubricant such as Krytox.

From their website..
"Reduced Environmental Footprint-- Using Krytox® oils and greases can eliminate the need for hydrocarbon lubricants and their potential environmental impact. They last longer, so less lubricant is needed. They are nontoxic and do not release volatile organic compounds into the atmosphere.

This type of lubricant is a fluorocarbon polymer of polyhexafluoropropylene oxide.
Over simplified explanation - it's like liquid teflon.
It can be 'cleaned' and re-used indefinitely.

Downside - Very expensive, upside - increased lubrication and coating of internal
motor parts greatly extend the life of the motor.

Due to legal reasons, I cannot link to this website. Google it.

and I'm going to fry two turkeys in it tomorrow.

:9

j/k
I sold my Tundra and have a 45+ mpg car!!!
yay! I love it! Take that BushCo ===>.o0O

You're a bit late to the party
j/k
Sort of

I'm not optomistic anymore at all about our prospects. I used to be, and am generally a positive person. Now I see what time it is and the clock is out of battery.

Republicans and their media have screwn us HUGH!!!1

Home heating?
et cetera

A partial list of products made from Petroleum (144 of 6000 items)

One 42-gallon barrel of oil creates 19.4 gallons of gasoline. The rest (over half) is used to make things like:

Solvents

Diesel

Motor Oil

Bearing Grease

Ink

Floor Wax

Ballpoint Pens

Football Cleats

Upholstery

Sweaters

Boats

Insecticides

Bicycle Tires

Sports Car Bodies

Nail Polish

Fishing lures

Dresses

Tires

Golf Bags

Perfumes

Cassettes

Dishwasher

Tool Boxes

Shoe Polish

Motorcycle Helmet

Caulking

Petroleum Jelly

Transparent Tape

CD Player

Faucet Washers

Antiseptics

Clothesline

Curtains

Food Preservatives

Basketballs

Soap

Vitamin Capsules

Antihistamines

Purses

Shoes

Dashboards

Cortisone

Deodorant

Footballs

Putty

Dyes

Panty Hose

Refrigerant

Percolators

Life Jackets

Rubbing Alcohol

Linings

Skis

TV Cabinets

Shag Rugs

Electrician's Tape

Tool Racks

Car Battery Cases

Epoxy

Paint

Mops

Slacks

Insect Repellent

Oil Filters

Umbrellas

Yarn

Fertilizers

Hair Coloring

Roofing

Toilet Seats

Fishing Rods

Lipstick

Denture Adhesive

Linoleum

Ice Cube Trays

Synthetic Rubber

Speakers

Plastic Wood

Electric Blankets

Glycerin

Tennis Rackets

Rubber Cement

Fishing Boots

Dice

Nylon Rope

Candles

Trash Bags

House Paint

Water Pipes

Hand Lotion

Roller Skates

Surf Boards

Shampoo

Wheels

Paint Rollers

Shower Curtains

Guitar Strings

Luggage

Aspirin

Safety Glasses

Antifreeze

Football Helmets

Awnings

Eyeglasses

Clothes

Toothbrushes

Ice Chests

Footballs

Combs

CD's

Paint Brushes

Detergents

Vaporizers

Balloons

Sun Glasses

Tents

Heart Valves

Crayons

Parachutes

Telephones

Enamel

Pillows

Dishes

Cameras

Anesthetics

Artificial Turf

Artificial limbs

Bandages

Dentures

Model Cars

Folding Doors

Hair Curlers

Cold cream

Movie film

Soft Contact lenses

Drinking Cups

Fan Belts

Car Enamel

Shaving Cream

Ammonia

Refrigerators

Golf Balls

Toothpaste

Gasoline

Americans consume petroleum products at a rate of three-and-a-half gallons of oil and more than
250 cubic feet of natural gas per day each! But, as shown here petroleum is not just used for fuel.

http://www.ranken-energy.com/Products%20from%20Petroleum.htm

Hydrogen-based. I dont work for Honda or anything, but I love the concept. Hell, if I lived in one of the test markets, you can bet that I'd be one of the first to sign up.