Just Plain Bizarre... Prius and "alternative"

I think it's a satire....

 

I found the Swift Boat Veterans' report much more believable.

There is at least one Prius (and a user on PriusChat) named Priapus.

 

I... I feel so conflicted...


LOL

 

:blink: I hope this is a satire.

Who knew our energy crisis was due, not to every day power excesses and gas guzzling SUVs, but all that gay track lighting.

I know homophobia is epidemic in our country, allthough in my little bubble of the San Francisco Bay Area it sure doesn't seem that way, but what possible way do they have for figuring that gays use 20% of our power with only 4% of the population? First of all, what about all those closet cases? Secondly, don't they realize many straight people (like me) prefer gay clubs? So all those lights and stuff are being used by the straight population too. Of course, just thinking about all the power wasted at Shopping Malls boggles the mind, and trust me, those are frequented by far more straights than gays.

This has to be a joke . . . right?

 

Yeah, it's definitely a joke.

It did make me wonder, for some reason, why they don't hook up all those treadmills and exercise bikes in gyms to generate energy for the lights.

Jan

 

I remember back in January when, during a online chat, I mentioned that I was renting a Prius. One of the chatters wasn't interested as he considered it a "gay car." I did a Google and that's one of the first sites I saw. At first I thought it was real, but came to realize it's like The Onion.

 

wait...it's *not* a gay car??!?!?!?!

Guess I better return it and go visit the VW dealer and find something a little less straight then!



-m.

 

The article is obviously a joke... pretty funny. "Americans for Traditional Energy Consumption"

 

no matter how ridiculous, someone will believe it

 

A hoot!

Added Swift to my bookmarks immediately.

Rush swallowed it, even for a minute? Too cool!

 

I'm gay and my partner is gay and we both have Prius' so maybe this is a true fact.. I enjoyed reading the article

 

Geez, time for another poll...?

Glad you're comfortable being who you are here!

 

I used to visit such clubs. Talk about fustration. A line in a poem comes to mind: "Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink"

 

I did.