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http://www.news.com.au/common/story...255E421,00.html
"crude oil futures hit an all-time high yesterday at $59.97 a barrel." Looks like it's time to give up your car and ride (public transport sux - at least in perth) ..... |
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M Bison wrote:
> Looks like it's time to give up your car and ride (public transport sux - > at least in perth) ..... Ditto in Sydney. It's usually faster for me to ride the 30Km (up hills and all) rather than take the train. -- Linux Registered User # 302622 <http://counter.li.org> |
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"M Bison" <mbison@NOSPAMswiftdsl.com.au> wrote in message news an.2004.05.18.04.48.34.175055@NOSPAMswiftdsl.com.au...> http://www.news.com.au/common/story...255E421,00.html > > "crude oil futures hit an all-time high yesterday at $59.97 a > barrel." > > Looks like it's time to give up your car and ride (public transport sux - > at least in perth) ..... It has been along time in Melbourne since I could drive to work quicker than I can ride the 17.5km each way. Public transport here is also unreliable and pricey. The car is for those who have lots of time to waste and money to burn. I have always maintained that when the Chinese population discovers the private motor car the game is over. Demand for fuel will go through the roof and pollution will become unbearable. Kevin |
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The big claim of increasing oil prices is 'middle east situation'.
Actually, demand has been rising because of China. This is across the board. Article in SMH on 20 April, scrap steel prices up to $400 a tonne, from $70 two years ago. That is why prices are not going to go down. "K&C Russell" <russell@rabbit.com.au> wrote in message news:<40a9fb5d_1@news.melbourne.pipenetworks.com>... > "M Bison" <mbison@NOSPAMswiftdsl.com.au> wrote in message > news an.2004.05.18.04.48.34.175055@NOSPAMswiftdsl.com.au...> > http://www.news.com.au/common/story...255E421,00.html > > > > "crude oil futures hit an all-time high yesterday at $59.97 a > > barrel." > > > > Looks like it's time to give up your car and ride (public transport sux - > > at least in perth) ..... > > It has been along time in Melbourne since I could drive to work quicker than > I can ride the 17.5km each way. Public transport here is also unreliable > and pricey. > > The car is for those who have lots of time to waste and money to burn. I > have always maintained that when the Chinese population discovers the > private motor car the game is over. Demand for fuel will go through the > roof and pollution will become unbearable. > > Kevin |
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