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It seems they won't shut down the government, but they still shall be cutting things. 3.75 for gas in Houston is a lot, but it is going to increase.

zaseo wrote:It seems they won't shut down the government, but they still shall be cutting things. 3.75 for gas in Houston is a lot, but it is going to increase.

What do you mean shutdown? I never saw or heard it being mentioned in the news.

Gas is still relatively the same in Louisiana.

Kaori wrote:

zaseo wrote:It seems they won't shut down the government, but they still shall be cutting things. 3.75 for gas in Houston is a lot, but it is going to increase.

What do you mean shutdown? I never saw or heard it being mentioned in the news.

I've also been confused about that too. Wheneevr I log into AOL there are news reports about it, but haven't seen anything anywhere else. Not really sure what's going on with it...but then again politics bore me so I never read the whole article.

Kaori, and Hybrid the government was very close to being shutdown. It happened before in 1995, but what short term. Basically the Democrats, and Republicans couldn't agree on a budget for the next months. They were going to shutdown the government. It is not what you would think, but this is what happens if a shutdown takes place. The government will only spend money on things like the defense budget (these pointless wars in the Middle East) and a few other things. The people who work for the government wouldn't get paid, and programs that help people would cease until the government reopens. It is basically the government operating in a way to save the most money while barley helping the people.

These prices are eating a hole in everyone's wallet. If only we weren't fighting pointless wars.

Hybrid wrote:

Kaori wrote:

zaseo wrote:It seems they won't shut down the government, but they still shall be cutting things. 3.75 for gas in Houston is a lot, but it is going to increase.

What do you mean shutdown? I never saw or heard it being mentioned in the news.

I've also been confused about that too. Wheneevr I log into AOL there are news reports about it, but haven't seen anything anywhere else. Not really sure what's going on with it...but then again politics bore me so I never read the whole article.

The Media is Liberally controlled. Of course you wouldn't see anything in the "actual" news (Fox, CNN, ABC etc.) The Government wants to keep it under wraps so that there isn't a panic. But then again there already is a panic... but they don't want the public to revolt so there going to keep most everything on the down-low.

zaseo wrote:These prices are eating a hole in everyone's wallet. If only we weren't fighting pointless wars.

Except mine, and, did you heard that Obama said that in LatinAmerica we weren't fighting? that should just bring much japaneses americans and more of them here!, oh man...

AZURE-KITE wrote:

zaseo wrote:These prices are eating a hole in everyone's wallet. If only we weren't fighting pointless wars.

Except mine, and, did you heard that Obama said that in LatinAmerica we weren't fighting? that should just bring much japaneses americans and more of them here!, oh man...

I know for a fact you're not old enough to drive! Be glad you get free rides everywhere, they won't last forever.

I honestly think it should be expected.

I mean gas is a natural resource, right?
Therefor we will eventually have less and less. The demand will rise and so will the prices since there will be a decrease in availability.

I think it'll only get worse.

Smitts wrote:I mean gas is a natural resource, right?
Therefor we will eventually have less and less. The demand will rise and so will the prices since there will be a decrease in availability.

Actually, I've been thinking about going back to school so I can make something to solve this problem. Going back to steam engines would be a great idea at this point, but the problem is always the heat source. So I was considering going in for chemistry and eventually create a compound that could maintain a constant temperature somewhere between 130 and 200 degrees Fahrenheit. It could be used as the heating element, and that means people could get free fuel from their gutters!

Erranty wrote:

Smitts wrote:I mean gas is a natural resource, right?
Therefor we will eventually have less and less. The demand will rise and so will the prices since there will be a decrease in availability.

Actually, I've been thinking about going back to school so I can make something to solve this problem. Going back to steam engines would be a great idea at this point, but the problem is always the heat source. So I was considering going in for chemistry and eventually create a compound that could maintain a constant temperature somewhere between 130 and 200 degrees Fahrenheit. It could be used as the heating element, and that means people could get free fuel from their gutters!

yeah, we definitely need a new source of energy for traveling.

They do have cars that run on stuff other than gas.
Electric cars and other stuff.

I don't know too much about it but they are out there.

If you do succeed make sure it can be affordable for the majority.

Azure Flame Knight wrote:

Hybrid wrote:

Kaori wrote:

zaseo wrote:It seems they won't shut down the government, but they still shall be cutting things. 3.75 for gas in Houston is a lot, but it is going to increase.

What do you mean shutdown? I never saw or heard it being mentioned in the news.

I've also been confused about that too. Wheneevr I log into AOL there are news reports about it, but haven't seen anything anywhere else. Not really sure what's going on with it...but then again politics bore me so I never read the whole article.

The Media is Liberally controlled. Of course you wouldn't see anything in the "actual" news (Fox, CNN, ABC etc.) The Government wants to keep it under wraps so that there isn't a panic. But then again there already is a panic... but they don't want the public to revolt so there going to keep most everything on the down-low.

Smitts wrote:

Erranty wrote:

Smitts wrote:I mean gas is a natural resource, right?
Therefor we will eventually have less and less. The demand will rise and so will the prices since there will be a decrease in availability.

Actually, I've been thinking about going back to school so I can make something to solve this problem. Going back to steam engines would be a great idea at this point, but the problem is always the heat source. So I was considering going in for chemistry and eventually create a compound that could maintain a constant temperature somewhere between 130 and 200 degrees Fahrenheit. It could be used as the heating element, and that means people could get free fuel from their gutters!

yeah, we definitely need a new source of energy for traveling.

They do have cars that run on stuff other than gas.
Electric cars and other stuff.

I don't know too much about it but they are out there.

If you do succeed make sure it can be affordable for the majority.

Well, electric cars still need to be charged, so the question is "how does your electric company make it?" and that only leads to a few options. Wind energy, water turbines, nuclear, coal, and solar. Wind being the cleanest still requires large amount of oil for lubrication. Solar takes up too much space for too little energy.

Water isn't deplete-able in a steam engine because it evaporates then comes back down when it rains, no burning required. A car run on a steam engine would use the same amount of oil for lubrication, but no longer use gasoline. That's really the only reason I like it better that electric cars.

Why do you guys need to be so grim about this? Most filipino's dont even get bothered by stuff like this, we have a natural trait called "bahala na" which means so be it(not to be confused with hakuna matata) we just hope for the best and it usually does happen, cheer up guys always look on the bright side of life.

Kaori wrote:Why do you guys need to be so grim about this? Most filipino's dont even get bothered by stuff like this, we have a natural trait called "bahala na" which means so be it(not to be confused with hakuna matata) we just hope for the best and it usually does happen, cheer up guys always look on the bright side of life.

It is easy to not care when you aren't directly affected and being given money for gas. For a lot of people getting by pay check to pay check, the huge jump in gas prices hurts because employers don't - for the majority - give cost of life raises in the United States. Just one of many things that's wrong with our job industry.

d5t wrote:

Kaori wrote:Why do you guys need to be so grim about this? Most filipino's dont even get bothered by stuff like this, we have a natural trait called "bahala na" which means so be it(not to be confused with hakuna matata) we just hope for the best and it usually does happen, cheer up guys always look on the bright side of life.

It is easy to not care when you aren't directly affected and being given money for gas. For a lot of people getting by pay check to pay check, the huge jump in gas prices hurts because employers don't - for the majority - give cost of life raises in the United States. Just one of many things that's wrong with our job industry.

Dont worry you guys survived the great depression and you probably have a good chance for a better future.

Kaori wrote:Dont worry you guys survived the great depression and you probably have a good chance for a better future.

Yeah, but during the great depression people talked to their neighbors, knew everyone! And that made surviving a community effort. I don't even know the names of the people who moved in behind me.

Sadly this American generation wouldn't speak to neighbors for help during a crisis. Most people would be focus on themselves than getting their community to help one another.
I'm worried that the problems in Syria might involve us in another war. Might make gas go up even higher.
Paying for gas once I go to college is going to be a pain.

Well I'm sure you guys saw the rent is too damn high party thing. Well please support the gas is too damn high party.

Hello I'm Zaseo, and I'm representing the Gas Is Too Damn High Party. People are working 8 hours a day 40 hours some a third job. People can't afford to go places with family. My main job is to provide affordable gas so that you're have extra money left in your pocket. This is politics as usually playing the silly game. It shall not happen. The Gas Is Too High Party is here to represent people who can't afford gas. They can't afford to fill up their tank. Look someone's engine is on empty can you see it? You got to look at the gas gauge like me. Lets talk about the issue because the gas is too damn high!