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Poll: Americans want to break our oil addiction

by Jed Lewison
Mon May 10, 2010 at 02:16:04 PM PDT

Greg Sargent notes a memo summarizing a new poll on energy reform conducted by Obama pollster Joel Benenson for Clean Energy Works, a coalition of clean energy advocates. The poll finds that in the wake of BP's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico public demand to break our addiction to oil remains strong.

Even when given the argument against moving forward with energy reform, 59% said they wanted to move forward with energy reform immediately as opposed to 31% who preferred to wait.

YAAAAAAAAY!

Seriously, it's always nice when we see evidence that the public is coming around to the realization that our current way of life is just plain unsustainable.
 

I present unto you the Great Frank Frazetta Meatcards Alpha Tester Challenge.

(Not entirely SFW.)

MEAT CARDS ALPHA TESTER CHALLENGE

Get your own business cards made of MEAT AND LASERS

We have exactly fifteen alpha-tester slots. If you would like to be a MEATCARDS alpha tester, we are issuing a MEATCARD CHALLENGE to you: recreate any one of the three Frank Frazetta paintings below. The first fifteen non-halfass photos received each win the submitter an alpha test slot.

I literally have not laughed this hard in months.

(Winner #3 is my favorite. The Master Chief as a stand-in for a babe in a string bikini bottom, yay!)