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Al Gore, Energy Hog

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Puking, come on. I'm as republican as they come, but let's get serious.

I pay about 1100.00 a month between the house and the shop. Seems reasonable that the ex-VP might use twice as much energy as me, for his house, his place of business, his foundations ect.

But if he is into saving energy and global warming WHY didn't he start at home first you think!

I can allow a little hypocrisy from someone who has been working for years at changing the world and helping to make it a better place for our future generations.

As I said in the other thread, Gore is not purchasing his electricty from conventional power sources such as coal and oil.

He uses as much as most of us do.....maybe more with jets and such...but we don't claim to be "green" 24/7...he's a clown...but Al...thanks for the internet :rolleyes:

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Puking, come on. I'm as republican as they come, but let's get serious.

 

Totally serious. He turns my stomach.

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As I said in the other thread, Gore is not purchasing his electricty from conventional power sources such as coal and oil.

 

Natural gas? He needs that for his gaslamp lined driveway,heated pool, and electric gates around his mansion.

 

 

"The Center claims that Nashville Electric Services records show the Gores in 2006 averaged a monthly electricity bill of $1,359 for using 18,414 kilowatt-hours, and $1,461 per month for using 16,200 kilowatt-hours in 2005. During that time, Nashville Gas Company billed the family an average of $536 a month for the main house and $544 for the pool house in 2006, and $640 for the main house and $525 for the pool house in 2005. That averages out to be $29,268 in gas and electric bills for the Gores in 2006, $31,512 in 2005."

Totally serious. He turns my stomach.

...You might want to get that checked out or something. That isn't normal...

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...You might want to get that checked out or something. That isn't normal...

 

Who said I was normal?:thumb:

 

Is normal getting all puffed up about the environment, making millions on how you're going to save it, and turn around and "waste energy", and then try to deny it's happening in your own backyard?

Anytime I see Al Gore's name, all I can think of is manbearpig. Hopefully, some of you are SP fans and know what I'm talking about lol.

Anytime I see Al Gore's name, all I can think of is manbearpig. Hopefully, some of you are SP fans and know what I'm talking about lol.

 

:laugh:

 

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If he's using energy generated from clean, renewable resources (unlike you and me), what's the issue?

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