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COOKIE 4 U ^_^

see, but i don't make as much money as everyone else, so it's more expensive now. DON'T QUESTION MY LOGIC.

i like how you went and did the research to find that out. You're still wrong because you didn't take into account that people made less money. If a person made $50,000 a year now, that's like $20,000 or so then, so by percentage, it's more. Still though, i say hydrogen cars. Biogas production of hydrogen would be around $1.50 per gallon of gas (equivalent) or so. Also, it's renewable and gives off water. but for that matter, cars don't pollute half as much as power plants, which are mostly coal. It's sad.

i wasn't calling you wrong Geoguy. I was saying Twinsen is incorrect. Get it straight. In 2005, the average income per capita is twice as much as it was in 1988, however, the value of the dollar has decreased approximately 40 percent. This is how I was able to obtain my figure. So... gas WAS cheaper in 1988 than it is now.

What everyone is forgetting is that is California's price. What is it there now on average? $3.50? 3.60? There were certain places I could go to in Texas in '94 that was still in the .80 range.

phernoree > geoguy1 Geoguy1 quoted Wikipedia, he instantly loses.

PS: Also, he's right. That's half the reason i concede.

vehicles make up for %80 of emissions. also, hydrogen power does not work below the freezing point. also, c*cks

PS: If you own a hummer or know someone who does, please destroy it or yourself. Or your friend. Either way.

Who's machines are they?

i believe icecream man meant to say "MAI MASHEENZ!!!"

er... please say you're joking.