
ElectricAid.org is challenging Bill O´Reilly to sign up for the U.S Think City. Have a look at our letter and Bill O´Reilly stand-in, posing with the Think City below:
Oslo - Norway
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Dear Mr. O´Reilly
Last year during the U.S election, a premium subscription to the Radio Factor allowed me to get your voice to fill my living room for 90 minutes every weekday for 9 months. It was a very interesting experience and I respect your work during that period. Since I’m from Norway, a Social Democratic state, my opinions would sometimes differ from your own, but determined as I was not to be a Pin Head, I happily tuned in every day to get all the different points of view that I could get a hold on.
Today, I would hope my sincere and curios effort in keeping an open mind, would be honored and that you would read and hopefully act upon a little challenge that I have put together for you:
During the oil crisis of last summer, I remember that you said you would happily get yourself a Prius if you could fit into one of them. I also remember that you were keen on the idea of flex fuel vehicles, and that "no matter where you stand in the climate change debate, everyone should be able to agree that the cleaner the air the better and the less reliance on foreign sources of oil the better" I think I might have a vehicle solution for you that will serve every point mentioned above, while keeping you comfortable at the same time.
Meet the all electric Th!nk City and our Bill O´Reilly Stand-In:

It may look small, but the fact of the matter is that it is very spacey. It is designed for a 95-percentile person which means that 95% of the population would fit into it, and on top of that, Think has added some extra height to the headroom just to ensure a high comfort level. This makes the headroom taller than with the Toyota Prius. We could not find a person that matches your height exactly, but we did find one that is an inch taller than you. Lets just call him Bob. Bob is 6 foot 5 inches tall pluss an extra inch of hearstyle, and plays the Cello. He is also a sailing enthusiast. As you can see from the pictures below, even though he is taller than you, he is quite comfortable in the Think City and there is plenty of room for his rather big instrument.




I Think we have demonstrated the comfort level well in the pictures above and as for the closing argument, I would say that your local air would most definitely be a lot cleaner if you were to drive this vehicle to work every day. It can go a 110 miles on one charge which would more than bring you to work and back every day without using a single drop of oil.
As for the flex fuel bit, just bring an open mind and you will see that an electric vehicle really is a flex fuel vehicle. The power it runs on can come from American made Nuclear, Coal, Wind, Solar and Geothermal power. Heck you could even make your own power and if you would like some solar panels to achieve that on your roof, I know just the guy to put it up for you.
So, I would encourage you to
sign up for free for the Think City at our non-binding "Get Me A Th... and if I’m ever in New York, I think we could have an interesting and civilized debate on politics.
You can also get to know the Think City in
our film review of the vehicle here
All the best,
Richard
ElectricAid.org
For the press:
Below you can find some attachments to this release. The two reported locations Mr. O´Reilly would be commuting from plus a HI Res & Medium Res archive of the pictures used in the letter. As for the Film we have made that is mentioned in the letter. Go ahead and use it if you want to.
Think O´Reilly Medium size.zip
Think O´Reilly HiDef.zip
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