Even if it doesn't hurt the oil industry for the one day profit,at least it will show that there is a dedicated force out here that is very unhappy with the situation.Hell,who knows,maybe even some of our politicians might take notice if indeed enough people participate.I, for one ,will buy absolutely nothing from a gas station on that day.

we can oganize for important issues to the working americans.

It's isn't just the gas, if many do not go to the stations to fill up on gas, then they won't be buying other items, less or non coke or soft drink sales, chips, candy, or anything eles.

Whether you think it makes a difference or not, it does, it all adds up in the bottom line for the month.

I thought the authors rebuttal was quite rude.

Well then, how about everyone in generations Y and X vow to not ever join the Military until the War in Iraq comes to an end? That's what we should do.

Consume less petro, period.

Now, I see what you mean, Jessica. Like, the Dinah Washington song, "What A Difference A Day Makes", is ONLY a song. Because where this issue is concerned, it boils down to making a life style, life long change. A day will make absolutely NO DIFFERENCE. Sad, but true.

They've "got us" though, those greedy gassy-pants suckers!
Think about it, had we known that we'd be placed inside THIS trick bag, we probably would have found a gig within walking distance.

I like these oily cats about as much as I like good 'ol Dubya!

YOU ALL MAKE VERY GOOD POINTS....I JUST WANTED TO SHOW THAT THIS IS NOT A "NEW" IDEA AND THAT THE THOUGHT OF A GAS BOYCOTT IS A "URBAN LEGAND"