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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / November 2009The RV Industry - One Foot in the Grave.
I love it because I've been reading about the dire straits the RV industry's in. Lots of manufacturers have already gone bankrupt and shut the factories for good. Others are in Chapter 11 and 13 and probably won't survive much longer. This is good news to me. The fewer of these ugly, behemoth pollution factories on the road endangering my bicycle training rides and ruining the fresh air the better I like it. Now all we need is a double whammy. We need gasoline and diesel up to around five bucks a gallon and most of the RVs will just stay parked. Go Cap and Trade legislation! Put a huge tax on fuel so it's way above five bucks a gallon. It's good for the environment and better for cyclists in many ways. I love Obama. He's gonna have it fixed so almost everybody has to ride bikes. Shad O'Shay What an idiot! >I love it because I've been reading about the dire straits the RV industry's >in. Lots of manufacturers have already gone bankrupt and shut the factories [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > >Shad O'Shay <jsndev@mc.net> wrote in message What an idiot!<<<<<<<<<<< He is a troll and most people here don't answer his posts.  SignatureJerryD(upstateNY) > <jsndev@mc.net> wrote in message > What an idiot!<<<<<<<<<<< > > He is a troll and most people here don't answer his posts. Answer? Unless some idiot echoes them, we never even SEE them! <G> On Aug 13, 7:24 am, jsn...@mc.net wrote: > What an idiot! Haven't you killfiled this fuckwadd yet? And you might add a couple of others to the list too, Harry Harris the Propane Nutcase and ilbebauck the Xtian Fundy Fuckhead On Aug 12, 5:37 pm, "Shad O'Shay" <oshay.s...@thepeloton.invalid> wrote: > I love it because I've been reading about the dire straits the RV industry's > in. Lots of manufacturers have already gone bankrupt and shut the factories [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Shad O'Shay With the Baby Boomers retiring like crazy now, and gas prices staying down, and with RV's being a very viable way to live cheapily....the RV industry will be making a comeback...and especially if Obama finds favor with this Industry. Im afraid theres going to be alot of RV's sharing the road with Bikers Shad . Lets all get along . A truce in order ; yes ??? <Snip> > With the Baby Boomers retiring like crazy now, and gas prices staying > down, and with RV's being a very viable way to live cheapily....the RV > industry will be making a comeback...and especially if Obama finds > favor with this Industry. Im afraid theres going to be alot of RV's > sharing the road with Bikers Shad . Lets all get along . A truce in > order ; yes ??? Boy!! are you ever clueless. Gas prices are NOT staying down. They've managed to work themselves up to about 3 bucks a gallon many places. And they'll go higher unless we "drill baby drill." That ain't gonna happen. The Obama administration won't allow drilling. But they WILL push for the Cap and Trade law. This will definitely drive the cost of energy through the roof. Look for ten dollar a gallon gasoline and diesel by 2015 if Cap and Trade passes. Look for your electric bill, heating bill, cable bill, grocery bill, etc all go through the roof. Everything produced uses energy and when energy is taxed everything's gonna go up skyhigh. As for RVs being used by boomers to live in that ain't gonna happen either. You don't live cheaply in an RV on the move. You can park them and live in them pretty cheaply but boomers expect to live in large homes with all the conveniences. RV living is too much like camping out. Boomers are too selfish and spoiled to live like that. Most of em are way outta shape and need to be close to an emergency room. You know the drill. Strokes and heart failure . . . Bye bye RVs! (Good riddance!) Shad O'Shay ><Snip> > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > >Shad O'Shay when gas hit $4.00 a gallon a lot of green folks shifted from green ecology to green in wallet. Carefull of your meds. > <Snip> > [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > Shad O'Shay It is true that the Communist Obama is ruining America, but he won't be President forever. He may already have AIDS or something, and things will get better. > > <Snip> > [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > President forever. > He may already have AIDS or something, and things will get better. Gas prices have gone up because of the week dollar. You can't fix that with an oil drill rig. All drilling will do is line the pockets of the oil industry. We need to support american industry. Buy america and save america. Gas prices have gone up because of the week dollar. You can't fix that with an oil drill rig. All drilling will do is line the pockets of the oil industry. We need to support american industry. Buy america and save america. i wonder why he says nuclear energy is ok for iran, but *NOT* for the us.... heck isn't it green/non carbon creating? can't industry work off nuclear created power? come to think of it, isn't nuclear power an industry? shouldn't we support american industry? >Gas prices have gone up because of the week dollar. You can't fix >that with an oil drill rig. All drilling will do is line the pockets [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >created power? come to think of it, isn't nuclear power an industry? >shouldn't we support american industry? Why is it that drilling for oil is ok in the gulf for Cuba, Russia, Venezuela, etc but not for us? Is their spilled oil better'n ours? SignatureFrom earners to yearners. Obamanomics! From makers to takers. Obamanomics! Chuck Norris > i wonder why he says nuclear energy is ok for iran, but *NOT* for the > us.... heck isn't it green/non carbon creating? can't industry work off > nuclear created power? come to think of it, isn't nuclear power an > industry? shouldn't we support american industry? One very serious problem with nuclear power (all the fear mongering about accidents aside) is that the water demands for cooling the reactor are tremendous, and the "spent" water, when returned to the environment, is returned at a higher temperature than it was when extracted. That can have profound effects on marine life, for example. kh >> i wonder why he says nuclear energy is ok for iran, but *NOT* for the >> us.... heck isn't it green/non carbon creating? can't industry work off [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > kh Yeppers - it makes for great fishing! BTW, fuel-burning electrical generating plants also produce heated water (that's what they burn the fuel to provide) that is cooled in ponds that are often stocked with gamefish. <g> >>> i wonder why he says nuclear energy is ok for iran, but *NOT* for the >>> us.... heck isn't it green/non carbon creating? can't industry work off [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Yeppers - it makes for great fishing! As long as there are fish. > As long as there are fish. Here in Florida the Manatees like the warmer water and when it gets cold enough they can be found in warm water outlets coming from power plants. Here also the red snapper is threatened also so we expect there will be a lot written about that also. I think we are depleting the stocks of fish and lots of other things also. SignatureLee (in Florida)US Army Retired Georgie Boy Cruise Master Logitech Vid and Skype for vid calls >> As long as there are fish. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >lot written about that also. I think we are depleting >the stocks of fish and lots of other things also. You think what "we" are depleting the stocks of fish. Can you elaborate? SignatureFrom earners to yearners. Obamanomics! From makers to takers. Obamanomics! Chuck Norris > You think what "we" are depleting the stocks of fish. Can you > elaborate? We meaning those who fish the waters of the world to feed our worlds population. SignatureLee (in Florida)US Army Retired Georgie Boy Cruise Master Logitech Vid and Skype for vid calls >> You think what "we" are depleting the stocks of fish. Can you >> elaborate? > >We meaning those who fish the waters of the world to feed our worlds >population. Thank you. I would agree but just how do the worlds governments go about controlling? SignatureFrom earners to yearners. Obamanomics! From makers to takers. Obamanomics! Chuck Norris > Thank you. I would agree but just how do the worlds governments go > about controlling? Don't know if there is a way other than controlling fishing in waters by the respective countries. Maybe fish farming where eggs are taken from fish caught and then raised in hatcheries. We are doing something similar with turtles by protecting their nesting areas, but then that is easier on land than the ocean. Control catches but that requires the countries agree on preservation of the species. There will always be some that won't abide by the law but the penalties if stiff enough could deter most. They do a good job with salmon and trout here so I would assume it could work, but people will have to believe there is really a shortage of them. There are so many conflicting stories who knows which are correct. SignatureLee (in Florida)US Army Retired Georgie Boy Cruise Master Logitech Vid and Skype for vid calls >> Thank you. I would agree but just how do the worlds governments go >> about controlling? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >believe there is really a shortage of them. There are so many >conflicting stories who knows which are correct. IMHO, this is where the UN could be of use but, as usual, they are impotent. A UN sanction of, say, no vote for 2 years as a beginning might be sufficient. I don't know but to date the UN has accomplished nothing in its 62 years but take OUR money and bash us. SignatureFrom earners to yearners. Obamanomics! From makers to takers. Obamanomics! Chuck Norris > Thank you. I would agree but just how do the worlds governments go > about controlling? Don't know if there is a way other than controlling fishing in waters by the respective countries. Maybe fish farming where eggs are taken from fish caught and then raised in hatcheries. We are doing something similar with turtles by protecting their nesting areas, but then that is easier on land than the ocean. Control catches but that requires the countries agree on preservation of the species. There will always be some that won't abide by the law but the penalties if stiff enough could deter most. They do a good job with salmon and trout here so I would assume it could work, but people will have to believe there is really a shortage of them. There are so many conflicting stories who knows which are correct. SignatureLee (in Florida)US Army Retired Georgie Boy Cruise Master Logitech Vid and Skype for vid calls >>> i wonder why he says nuclear energy is ok for iran, but *NOT* for the >>> us.... heck isn't it green/non carbon creating? can't industry work off [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >(that's what they burn the fuel to provide) that is cooled in ponds that are >often stocked with gamefish. <g> In Oahu we used to swim at Kahe Pt. where the electric power plant discharges warm water into the ocean. Made for some great warm water swimming. I don't remember seeing any fish but once in a while we would get swarms of sharks seeking warm water. They were small sharks and they didn't bother us. The haole tourists would quickly vacate the waters though. Eddie > Gas prices have gone up because of the week dollar. And the day dollar is worth only one-seventh of that! k Excuse me, but I thought there was a posting about Shad O'Shay passing. Is he dead or alive? >Excuse me, but I thought there was a posting about Shad O'Shay passing. >Is he dead or alive? Yes! SignatureWill Rogers never met Obama! Chuck Norris >> Excuse me, but I thought there was a posting about Shad O'Shay passing. >> Is he dead or alive? > > Yes! That certainly clears it up. > Excuse me, but I thought there was a posting about Shad O'Shay passing. > Is he dead or alive? Braindead >> Excuse me, but I thought there was a posting about Shad O'Shay passing. >> Is he dead or alive? > > Braindead Ok, then he won't get upset that I tell everyone that he smells bicycle seats at Starbucks before he goes in for his latte. He likes to know if anyone he knows is already there. >>> Excuse me, but I thought there was a posting about Shad O'Shay passing. >>> Is he dead or alive? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >seats at Starbucks before he goes in for his latte. He likes to know if >anyone he knows is already there. His mother also bays at the moon. Most of us do not know. Somebody posted "his" Obit then somebody also started the same old drivel with that name. The only reason I don't KF him is that it's easier to see him post them just kill the thread. Do you know how they separate the men from the boys at a bicycle rally? With a crowbar. |
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