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Julia Green Tambourine



Last Updated: 11/21/2009

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Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 21
Sign: Gemini

City: Boise
State: Idaho
Country: US
Signup Date: 9/21/2004

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Friday, May 04, 2007 
now that I don't have a car anymore... or for the time being, I guess now is the time to get off my fat ass and ride my bike everywhere.
so I was figuring, if I spend $80-100 a month in gas, and then $450 every 6 months for car insurance, then $15 every 6 months for an emissions test, $80 a year for a parking pass, etc...

If I don't have a car for a year, I would save between $1970-$2210 a year. THAT IS INSANE. Thats pretty much a semester of college right there. That is... just so much money I could save by not having a car.

but then... then winter hits. and I don't live close enough to downtown or the campus to really walk ro ride my bike to school in the snow. and the public transit system in Boise is awful. There are articles published in the paper about it all the time. No one in Boise wants to take a bus or carpool. They stopped the routes up to my house simply because there were not enough people. A bus blew up a few months ago too, which is something I wouldn't want to possibly happen to me next time I am on that thing. The buses are old and they over-heat all the fucking time. No wonder no one wants to take the bus.

A World Without Oil

Currently listening:
Music for Tourists
By Chris Garneau
Release date: 23 January, 2007
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classy dame

 
I take the bus all winter long. It's really not as bad as people make it out to be. The routes don't run as often as they should, and there aren't enough routes, but if you take the bus as far as you can and then ride the bus the rest of the way, you'll probably be able to make it through the winter. Seriously, more cars blow up than buses. And the people who bitch about the conditions inside the bus are probably expecting the quality of a limo for a dollar. 
 
Posted by classy dame on Friday, May 04, 2007 - 8:39 PM
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Dr. Fresh

 
i rode the bus home from work this morning and it wasn't that bad.. i think that everybody just remembers like 8 years ago when it sucked really bad but i think now it's getting better.
 
Posted by Dr. Fresh on Wednesday, May 23, 2007 - 4:02 AM
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you'd think that by now theyd have enuff money to fixt the trains and buses. every bus i see is always full! although now that gas is "ONLY" $5.5 a gal there are more cars back on the roads.

i like walking but i don't have to do it thru the snow! or ice.
 
Posted by on Friday, June 01, 2007 - 6:33 AM
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