The Storm That Ate The GOP

[MODU]

I'm sorry you are not poor, too.  If you were, then you might see the effects your actions have on those who are less fortunate.  Every time you start that car you are giving someone cancer, polluting the world, forcing poor American boys to die in foreign lands and passing by an opportunity to work off some of that big beer gut by getting some fresh air and excercise. 

Same thing happens when you turn on your computer.  The only way to avoid oil is by becoming Amish, and even then, they still use it for their lamps (though they can process their own domestic oil for that).  Even the American Indian tribes these days depend on oil.

[MODU]

Sucks to have to ride a bike everywhere. Good luck being poor and pissed for the rest of your life.

Well, now that wasn't called for.  If I could, I wouldn't mind riding my bike into work.  But since I prefer to live outside of the city where the streets are quiet and there are plenty of trees all around my home, bike riding to work is not an option for me.  But, on the flip side, my Mercury gets good gas mileage and I carpool into work (using someone elses car at that), so it balances things out.

[MODU]

Your taste in cars apparently mirrors your grammar.

I was referring to reliability, not taste.  Though it is true I find that sort of car repulsive.

That's why you kids need to buy Mercury's.    Haven't had a major issue with it for 8 years now.  hahaha