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08-28-2007, 12:02 AM
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Re: Reply to USA Today Car Safety Article
Its funny to me that no one seemed to care about the environment until gas prices doubled. Its not that they can't afford to drive gas guzzlers, it becuase they want to save the environment, right? I've called out some lefty loons on this and they tried to say that they didnt know it was bad for the environment back then. Nice.
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08-28-2007, 12:55 AM
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Re: Reply to USA Today Car Safety Article
We are a stereoptyped group of car drivers hahah. Its tru once some women at a gas station came up and said stop driving your car its ruining the environment, i replied "what do you drive mam?" she replied "that black suburban" i just laughed i said look at my gas mileage and then go look at yours. she looked at her gas mileage stared at me blankly and got back in her car haha. another story today i wore my Hummer shirt into my environmental science class, but its all good cause i have it in good with the teacher, i was in his surf club at school, and he knows i actually need and use the car. so thers no issue with that. IM glad i got him and not the other teacher!
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08-28-2007, 01:47 AM
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Re: Reply to USA Today Car Safety Article
If there was a more environmentally friendly vehicle which was as safe and capable off-road as my H2 I would buy it. Come to think of it there is. I guess I better start saving my spare change for an H1.
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08-28-2007, 02:23 AM
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Re: Reply to USA Today Car Safety Article
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Originally Posted by tower
If there was a more environmentally friendly vehicle which was as safe and capable off-road as my H2 I would buy it. Come to think of it there is. I guess I better start saving my spare change for an H1.
Dude... there are: $15,000 USD and up...
http://www.xtremevehicles.com/
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08-28-2007, 07:00 AM
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Re: Reply to USA Today Car Safety Article
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Awesome site! Thank you.
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08-28-2007, 02:16 PM
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Re: Reply to USA Today Car Safety Article
On my way home from Texas this week, I swear I saw around 20+ Hummers in the road and only about 3 Prius cars. Also, not to mention the some 20,000 Diesel pick-ups. Apparently it can also be an ego thing for some. They can't afford the Hummer, thus make lame excuses for not owning one (like its bad for the ozone crap). After one non-Hummer starts this it becomes a chain reaction....................
....................this thread makes me want to go outside and chop down some tress and set them on fire!
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