Colorful left-wing Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is making more headlines, not for calling former US President George Bush a devil this time, but for calling on Venezuelans to stop singing in the shower and limit their water use to three minutes. These measures are a result of the struggling oil-exporting nation experiencing blackouts due to problems with the water and electricity infrastructure.
The nation’s problems have been further aggravated by low rainfall which has resulted in a drop in water levels in hydroelectric dams that normally provide most of the country’s energy.
"Some people sing in the shower for half an hour. Three minutes is more than enough. I've counted, three minutes, and I don't stink," President Hugo Chavez explained during a televised cabinet meeting.
Chavez has plans to create a new ministry to deal with the electricity shortages.

written by Eric , October 23, 2009
never end. Today's generation is paying high prices for imported gas. The same thing might happen to the water unless US people change their habits.
written by Lou , October 23, 2009
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written by Venezuelandude , November 01, 2009
Hugo Chavez's advice works for Jennifer Aniston:
Prior to the launch of Al Gore’s Live Earth concerts in 2007, [Aniston] said: ‘I take a three-minute shower. I even brush my teeth while I shower.
‘Every two minutes in the shower uses as much water as a person in Africa uses for everything in their life for a whole day.’
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p.s. I LOVE to sing in the shower and I love trees.
written by Explorer , October 22, 2009