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ms.boofii @ Mar 11th 2008 5:02PM
O.k So I am soo one of those tree hugger gay lovin faerie believin weirdo new age hippie freaks that loves automobiles. I simply believe Porsche is in the right- I mean come on lets be at least a little practical in our move toward a greener healthier Earth. Yes I do believe the hp wars are kinda ridiculous but thats just where we are right now? and for some folks, some I know have a 90 grand 911 4s is a daily driver. So why does this mayor believe that overnight things are just supposed to change. How about a yearly fee of say 500 pounds? And every year make it slightly higher to give people time to adjust.