Artic Drilling Attached to Budget Bill

Originally Posted by Vosh

Man, it's become impossible to get a straight answer from you people... Scratch that, it never was.

Ok, ok. So let's say if we ONLY use that oil then it lasts two years, then will it really lower prices that much or maky that big of a difference in the market?

And seriously, what do projections say about all this oil being used up? When, what do we do then, any plans for that day?

I ask on a global scale and solely for the US.

You can't make artificial hypos and expect an answer that will make accurate real world predictions.

[Vosh]

Originally Posted by xiannaix

You can't make artificial hypos and expect an answer that will make accurate real world predictions.

Fine, you could still give me answers on my second question. But screw it. I'll just google it.

Oh, my next car will be a hybrid IF i can afford it. Most prices I check, friggin expensive.

[tricky]

Originally Posted by dfwtrader

actually they do offer a tax break
http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/...104549,00.html

but isnt that a bit besides the point....most people find it a necessity to buy a car anyway so even if you are not getting the tax break shouldnt you buy the most economical/fuel efficient.....

that still does not explain why you and or your friends dont take the bus to work and call a minivan cab that runs on natural gas(and yes they have them) to take you to crave and seven.

there is no mass transit in my area.

thanks,

managemt

[bfp]

[Senate votes to allow arctic drilling]


I wonder how this will pan out?