And very few people consume 10+ gallons of soy milk a day. A significant number of people do use 10+ gallons of gas a day.Originally posted by: gamepad
soy milk costs more per gallon than regular milk.
Originally posted by: gamepad
soy milk costs more per gallon than regular milk.
Originally posted by: crab
If gas hit $4, I'd be so absolutely fvcked. Being disabled, on a fixed income, and forced to drive a 13mpg vehicle would kill me.
Originally posted by: J0hnny
Originally posted by: crab
If gas hit $4, I'd be so absolutely fvcked. Being disabled, on a fixed income, and forced to drive a 13mpg vehicle would kill me.
That might get some sympathy from me, but not too much. I'm assuming you have a large vehicle because of your disability. It's for the greater good that people who buy big cars for the sake of buying big and using more feel the wrath of their decision.
Originally posted by: crab
Originally posted by: J0hnny
Originally posted by: crab
If gas hit $4, I'd be so absolutely fvcked. Being disabled, on a fixed income, and forced to drive a 13mpg vehicle would kill me.
That might get some sympathy from me, but not too much. I'm assuming you have a large vehicle because of your disability. It's for the greater good that people who buy big cars for the sake of buying big and using more feel the wrath of their decision.
I drive this.
Inside looks like this.
I'm a quadriplegic, I drive from a powerchair.
I just got it in May. This has to stay for over five years. I bought the van and the state of NJ paid $44,000 to modify it.
It takes a year to arrange and build one of these....and NJ will never ever help me build another...which doesnt matter because I couldnt drive anything else anyway.
Originally posted by: spidey07
I'm not one to complain about gas prices, but with a 150 mile per day commute this is gonna hurt.
At 4 bucks a gallon my weely gas for work will be $160/week.
