Is it me, or do these rules seem really old-fashioned and patriarchal? It's fitting that the music and the pictures posted on the blog are mostly from decades gone past, because a lot of these suggestions belong there as well.

Okay, so it's within regulations. But, uh, how much fuel is there to save by getting rid of them? I mean, let's face it, the things come uninflated and probably don't weigh much anyway.

@Nicholas Dollak: Other than the obvious (get a hybrid or compact), there are ways to convert cars to run on a "mix" of (used) vegetable oil and diesel, which sounds pretty handy.

I agree with most of the (obvious) Europeans here - as far as gas prices are concerned, America is spoiled. Sweden is just one of the many places where gas has reached $9/gallon and scientists are estimating the gas price will need to be doubled to reach climate goals for the next couple of years.

Good thing I don't drive.

Tomatoes are also fruits, by the way.

In the case of the Yahgan peoples, well, it's pretty hard for suicide to exist in a peoples that are practically extinct. The last full-blooded Yahgan died in 1999.

According to the interior shots, it's apparently only an 8-seater.

I'm not sure what you mean by "confined to designated half of the playing field", but living in Sweden (and having my team just lose their sixth consecutive Swedish championship final), I can tell you that bandy players can move about the field however they please.