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Posted by Bob D. (La) on May 21, 2004 at 16:32:25 from (24.143.9.65):
In Reply to: MAD as h ell posted by Rick on May 21, 2004 at 06:31:19:
The only way to have a successful boycot of gas or anything else for that matter is to permanently reduce or completely cut out using the product. If we're tired of the high gas prices, then we have to come up with permanent ways to reduce the amount we presently use. If every driver in the US used 10% less gas per week starting immediately, we might see a slight drop in prices, but I doubt if we can or are willing to even reduce our usage by 1 or 2%. JMHO Bob D. (La)
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