tags: high fuel prices, funny, humor, parody, streaming video
This odd little streaming video is part of an ad, but the actual footage of the commercial itself seems to suggest -- somewhat tongue-in-cheek -- what life might be like after fuel prices have gone so high that no one can afford to use it [0:51]
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BWAHAHAHAHAA! That's when cyclist will be able to run over the "car drivers".
If fuel prices move high enough, alternatives will move into widespread use and life will go on, only with less pollution.
I ride every day, and people look at me strangely. Wow... just imagine covered, weather-protected bike highways. People moving around under their own power. An end to obesity, to urban sprawl, a reduction in noise.
To quote our Commander-In-Chief; "Bring it on!"