Fuel's in the news right now, what with the recently-ended Scottish refinery strike (advice to drivers "Don't panic". Cue mini-panic) and a convoy of truckers entering London to protest against rising diesel prices.
With this in mind, perhaps all those worried about petroleum-related matters should study the antics of Rocky Twyman (what a name) of Washington state, who last week held three separate "gas-station pray-ins".
Rocky's worried about rising "gas" prices in the States (perhaps he should try filling up over here) and has asked fellow motorists to join him in a simple call of "God, deliver us from these high gas prices."
And his efforts haven't gone unnoticed, at least here on Earth, with a representative of the group Consumer Watchdog saying: "Given the complete inertia and silence of this White House on a crisis that has people feeling just hopeless, prayer is probably as good as anything. Frankly, I wish them luck."
[Thanks Christina]
Tuesday, 29 April 2008
For this premium unleaded, may the Lord make us truly grateful...
Posted by Paul Sims at Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Labels: america, Christianity, god, Very Silly Things
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1 comments:
Right, the author of the cosmos has nothing better to do than harken to the whining of a privileged white male about fuel prices.
The sooner it tops $8.00 a gallon, the better.
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