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To: James W. Riley who wrote (103629)	6/25/2008 2:19:24 AM
From: rz	Respond to of 206088

"Is this trip really necessary"? That is what my mommy asked me after I ODed on LSD. We must be same age.

To: James W. Riley who wrote (103629)	6/25/2008 6:17:51 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206088

No persuasion: only price teaches lesson. Stuff must cost to be used wisely. That's why I am against all kinds of political pricing and subsidies. Economics is nothing more than setting people's perceptions.

To: James W. Riley who wrote (103629)	6/25/2008 8:01:41 AM
From: Think4Yourself	Respond to of 206088

The energy waste by Americans is absolutely astounding, especially electricity. I feel no sympathy whatsoever for people who complain about high gasoline and utility costs. My dirt poor brother in law has $250 a month electric bills he is constantly complaining about. I always want to tell him "If you guys didn't leave all your lights on 24 hours a day your bill would be lower!". I even gave them compact flourescent lights in a futile effort to help them. They don't use them. I asked why. They didn't like the color of the light. Used to have sympathy for the poor but experience has changed me. High energy bills? F*k you, it's your own fault. Quit whining!