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Riftaxe

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8. I vote for politicians who follow through on food and fuel

Reply to Cooley Hurd (Reply #5)

Sun Aug 4, 2013, 12:05 PM

Aug 2013

Having spent time, including a winter without much of either. While i can say i do not care for the environmental effects that petroleium society brings us, I am damned well good and glad it is here while we transition.

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Good news at least Riftaxe Aug 2013 #1

Good news? Really?? 30-40 people were fucking VAPORIZED in the Musi-Caf�... Cooley Hurd Aug 2013 #2

and you have foregone these conveniences exactly how Riftaxe Aug 2013 #4

I vote. Cooley Hurd Aug 2013 #5

I vote for politicians who follow through on food and fuel Riftaxe Aug 2013 #8

It's a fossil fuel economy in so many ways. MineralMan Aug 2013 #3

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More regulation is what is needed.` BlueToTheBone Aug 2013 #7