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Rob - 03:10am on 10/26/2006
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Lost the previous attempt, forgive any double post.

Weight adds up and lowers efficiency but with the average car about 3500 pounds and a good size SUV around 10,000 I think we’ve got lower hanging fruit to nab. 

I’d actually posit that phone use decreases fuel efficency more than driver weight and I won’t even begin my rant against SUVs.  (Spawns of satan! grumble.) (Sorry, fuel efficiency nazi.)

FlyOnTheWall - 05:10am on 10/26/2006

I shudder to think whose tax money paid for the sheer stupidity of this “study.”

Bat One - 06:10am on 10/26/2006

Yours did, Bat.

Aren’t you proud?

Rob - 06:10am on 10/26/2006

What a crock!  The fat nannies strike again.

Fersboo - 06:10am on 10/26/2006

Why in the hell am I working 40 hours a week?

I should of applied for a grant to produce studies like this.

Dear exalted rulers of the government grant purse,
may I please have $5,000,000 to do a study.

Mickey - 06:10am on 10/26/2006

Ok, somebody has to do it:
I thought eating more generated more gas.

electnixon - 06:10am on 10/26/2006

This car vails to site the fact that cars often weigh less today then they did back in the day.

I also think that do to global warming we have more wind today which creates more drag on your car. Who is to blame?  The white christian male!

NodakJoe - 06:10am on 10/26/2006

I thought eating more generated more gas.

WEll, yeah, but that gas just causes global warming too.

I’m waiting for that study: Increased Flatulance Due to Obesity Melting The Ice Caps!

Rob - 06:10am on 10/26/2006

The angry

white christian male!

Kevin - 06:10am on 10/26/2006

Compared to the weight of the car, the weight of the driver is negligible.  This study is the epitome of politically-driven junk science.

robert108 - 07:10am on 10/26/2006
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