"No gain is as certain as that which proceeds
from the economical use of what you already have."

-- Latin Proverb

Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 19:41:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: chris

Subject: the day gas prices reached infinity

germinal motors had just introduced the Massif all-terroreign vehicle, named after the wildlife area that was to be slashed and burned to provide the raw materials needed to outfit the army of suburban hairspray commandos who were at that very moment preparing thousands of miles of stud-damaged roadways that would have to be torn out and repaved every two or three years with fresh supplies of petroleum from whatever area could be cleared for oil exploration. by the way, by this time the price of gas had entered a relationship with the gross national product that involved complex functions of calculus to express. mathematicians finally achieved full vocational employment, and thousands were forced in data camps around the world to learn the basic process of calculations required to keep the exchange markets "functioning."

the populations had already realized the precariousness of their situation as they watched the adrenalscript[tm] flowcharts streaming continuously from the UStyle section of their portal windows. things looked grim ...

will our intrepid troopers find a sustainable lifestyle?!

[to be continued]

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