Obviously, gasoline prices have gotten asinine. Despite every official story told, prices came down soon enough when Americans turned to foreign cars with better mileage during the gasoline shortages of the 1970's.      One of the easiest ways to boycott would be to ride the bus to work every weekday. You could still use your car on weekends for shopping, etc., but if a substantial number of the populace rode the bus, this would put a lot of pressure on the multinational oil conglomerates. The sooner, the better, but doing this for the month of July would provide a good hook for you, and others.      And, if you do this, write letters to the ceo's of all oil companies and auto manufacturers. Tell them that you can no longer afford to drive, due to outrageous gas prices. Don't accept heinous solutions like drilling in Alaska or other American nature preserves, since there isn't enough oil there for a month of use, anyway.  Existing oil fields haven't been updated in 20 years. Tell them to come up with better solutions than ethanol, which only raises food prices while doing nothing for the environment.      Just to play hardball, write some letters to congress, ceo's of Disney, Six Flags/Magic Mountain, Walmart, etc. Tell them the above, and that, with outrageous gas prices, you won't be doing any summer vacationing. The economic hit is causing you to shop thrift shops and garage sales exclusively. And, unless gas prices get very close to a dollar a gallon (you're playing HARD ball, remember) your family will observe Christmas by exchanging homemade Christmas cards!      And, again, don't buy off on b.s. solutions like a gas tax holiday. Pass this idea to friends and relatives, and throughout the internet.