Sick of oil costs? Use only half!

Nowadays when you go to the gas station what you can see is an image of people reeling under the pressure of skyrocketing oil prices regardless of where in the world you are. Well, the world is still yet to find a solution to the global food crisis. But it seems like we might finally be getting some relief from oil and for once this is not an impractical solar energy or bio fuel solution to the never-ending hunger of fuel.

So without further a due here's the solution: Use water! But here's the catch, the other half will still be fossil fuels. First of all, this is not just pouring water into your gas tanks (that would not save you money only increase your problems). There's a certain technique of going about doing this, after effecting certain changes you can use half-water and half-fossil fuels for just as much performance. This may seem like a patch-up and it will have many critics but I think that it is a great solution in the interim while we try to figure out a practical solution to the oil question. It will also cut-down on the burden put on America by the insatiable desire for oil by Americans and their vehicles. I'm sure the majority of the people reading this article could also use this in your lives. Imagine what it'll be like if you'll only have to pay half as much for oil, would you take it or leave it because it isn't a permanent solution to the oil question. Precisely my point! And for those of you who'd like to get your hands on this fairytale solution here's a link to the site just to prove that I'm not all smoke and no fire:

The half oil website

America today has guzzled over 3.85 trillion dollars in imported fossil fuels and the demand isn't exactly going down. So here we are, still not doing anything about it. But then again, that's how America has been throughout history, we fail to make any changes unless we are really hit hard by something, not affected gradually. As proof we have performed poorly in terms of national debt and oil importing but we've promptly waged wars after events like Pearl Harbor and the Zimmerman telegram.

The only hope we really have is to depend on solutions like these quick-fixes to at least reduce the environmental and financial damages of oil till we find a permanent solution to rising oil prices.

The overall verdict of the story is that the environmental and financial damages on the US and many other countries world-wide are huge, and using half the oil that we currently use without compromising any performance is the least we can do, not to mention saving half of all oil expenses. By the way, talking of saving half the expenses do you know just how much saving half the amount of oil that we use is going to save the average person? $130/month. Now this may not seem like all that much but it is $1560 an year and about $137,280 over the average life-span. Now that might be something that might be worth making a change for. Once again, the website:

Half-oil website