Subj : Re: Canadian oil
To   : Finnigann
From : Deuce
Date : Fri Sep 02 2005 23:18:00

  Re: Re: Canadian oil
  By: Finnigann to Deuce on Fri Sep 02 2005 19:20:00

 >  De> If you live there, you don't have a garage and quite possibly don't
 >  De> even have a car... so only your combination espresso/cappuchino/coffee
 >  De> maker is affected.
 > 
 > Well it so happens I DO live in an appartment and no we don't have a garage.
 > But everyone living here does own/operate a car. AND I drive professionally 
 > fuel is very important to me. And even if I didn't have to go anywhere for
 > work, I still need power for things like lights and SBBS (-:
 > 
 > I do drink alot of coffee but can't recall if I ever had espresso, I might h
 > tried a cappuchino for the curiousity of it.
 > 
 > So take my point seriously and quit clowning around, please.

Please re-read my posts.  I am speaking of luxury items only.  The three
examples I stated were automatice car starters (do you have one of those?  do
your neibours?) electic garage door openers, combination espresso, cappuchino,
coffe makers.  I later added two-person jet tubs to the list.

My point is that I can stop buying luxuries and still maintain a lifestyle I am
very comfortable with.

Once again... I speak only of luxury items.  I am not speaking of electricity. 
I am not speaking of petrolium.  I am not speaking of anything anyone could
conceivably have any problem with not having.  I am speaking only of "extra"
things people purchase because they have extra money and feel like a good long
soak while sipping a cappuchino in the tub with their wife while the relaxing
jets massage their body... without needing to periodically add hot water.  Just
before the soak is done, then then open the garage door and start their car
before towelling off, hopping in the car and going for a cruise to find a place
to park under the moonlight.


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