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Posted by fred43 on July 08, 2005 at 13:32:32 from (63.235.200.204):
In Reply to: OT-Fed Up!!! posted by Illinois Boy on July 08, 2005 at 07:05:04:
Took em serious back in 1974. Heat my house with firewood ever since, I saved about $30,000 over the years. I like it so much I would never go back to oil or propane. I am seriously invested in ethonal, and have used it enough to know its ok. I raise most of my own food right on my 220 acres. Drive road vehicles that get over 30 miles per gallon. I would go for 50 mpg if I could find a local dealer. If gas prices go high enough maybe I will not have to worry about getting killed by one of those showoff, monster,and useless pickups I see on the road. I have most of the parts and know-how and I am ready to put up a sizable wind generator. Oil prices. YAWN!
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