How are YOU telling BP to go **** itself?

[ricketyclik]

Please, do tell why it's economically savvy to tax the use of non-renewable resources?

You can go **** yourself dickface.

[KrazyHorse]

My marginal rate's on the order of 43% or so IIRC.

That means that an 89$ subway pass only costs me 51$ post-tax or so.

[Wezil]

It's a 2004 Mazda 3 hatchback. The car doesn't even matter. The reason it's absurd in Toronto is the people here are disgusting, vile human beings. It's all legal liability costs and lawsuits.

I just did a quote for Calgary when I move in a month, and my car insurance there will be $95/mo. $250 to $95 just for changing my postal code.

I hate this ****ing city.

I ran a stop sign causing an accident and still only pay $75/month.

[Asher]

Mazda 3

hatchback

I'm all about fitting **** in my car. The sedans don't hold enough mansluts.

When you fold the seats down in the hatchback, you've got a shagpad.

I'm a practical man.

[KrazyHorse]

You can go **** yourself dickface.

In other words, you continue to be a ****ing idiot who hasn't demonstrated ANY knowledge of economics in any of the dozens of incoherent posts he's made on the subject.

[Asher]

I ran a stop sign causing an accident and still only pay $75/month.

If I lived in Markham or Thornhill instead of Scarborough it was going to be $300/mo.

The Asians live in Markham and the Jews live in Thornhill. Not that I'm implying anything.

[MOBIUS]

Urban doesn't mean high density...

My SO and I both lived very much well within the city limits.

Yeah well North America is famous for its suburbs I guess - talk about the worst of both worlds...

Otherwise it's back to having a crap transport system. If I didn't live in the middle of town, I'd definitely still run a car for the convenience. But then that was one of my conscious choices...

[Asher]

Yeah well North America is famous for its suburbs I guess - talk about the worst of both worlds...

Otherwise it's back to having a crap transport system. If I didn't live in the middle of town, I'd definitely still run a car for the convenience. But then that was one of my conscious choices...

There's nothing but wide open spaces for hundreds of kilometers outside Calgary...do you blame people for not wanting to live on top of eachother?

[ricketyclik]

In other words, you continue to be a ****ing idiot who hasn't demonstrated ANY knowledge of economics in any of the dozens of incoherent posts he's made on the subject.

If someone else wants to ask I'll happily discuss it with them.

You, on the other hand, are a complete ****wit.

[Wezil]

Yeah well North America is famous for its suburbs I guess - talk about the worst of both worlds...

Otherwise it's back to having a crap transport system. If I didn't live in the middle of town, I'd definitely still run a car for the convenience. But then that was one of my conscious choices...

I need my car for work so I have a moral "out".

My clients are large consumers of fuel but people like you need them to do what they do so you can eat. Another "out".

I sleep well.

[KrazyHorse]

Personally I like living in a high-density area.

Some people don't. Fair enough.

[KrazyHorse]

If someone else wants to ask I'll happily discuss it with them.

You, on the other hand, are a complete ****wit.

Don't have a clue how to answer it, huh?

[Drake Tungsten]

I'm all about fitting **** in my car. The sedans don't hold enough mansluts.

When you fold the seats down in the hatchback, you've got a shagpad.

I'm a practical man.

Good point.

[KrazyHorse]

ricketyclick is possibly the stupidest regular econposter

Dumber than kiddy.

I'm not even joking.

[ricketyclik]

Don't have a clue how to answer it, huh?

Go somewhere else and brag about your salary penis breath.