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Re: $200 A Barrel Oil


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Posted by buickanddeere on May 08, 2008 at 11:01:07 from (216.183.151.137):

In Reply to: Re: $200 A Barrel Oil posted by trucker40 on May 08, 2008 at 10:11:44:

What has the evolution vs. creationism argument about the age of the earth and mankind's time here have to do with crude oil?
What does an expanding sun,the planet Mercury and time have to do with the price of fuel?
You have worked hard haven't you and what do you have to show for it? Isn't called working hard and not working smart?
You can shovel out horse stables and fast,hard and as long as you want. You are never going to dig up gold.
If you want gold, go dig fast, hard and smart where the gold is.
I grew up doing a man's work when a hired man couldn't be afforded. And doing an accountants records that couldn't be afforded on my Father's farm.
I even did that on weekends while in college.Made the family some decent income on hogs while other farms were loosing money on hogs.
As for England and western Europe. Better have a look there and see how they figured out how live on using the minimal amount of much higher priced fuel. If you want to survive you had better care what they have done to succeed.
Are you telling me there is the US and them there is everybody else? And when everybody else is added up they are less than the US?
So tell me again how you deserve to pay a dollar a gallon for fuel and everybody else has to pay full price? Why are you special?
Is it because you are angry and upset not having the luxuries you have been accustomed to?
You still have it better in the US being a trucker than the majority of the world's population. Why are YOU entitled to what you have let alone even better?
You make me laugh at your ability to place the blame for your woes at everybody else feet other than your own.


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