$3.17 USD/Gallon
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04-08-2005, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Ralphanator
I don't care what it cost just give me all the Gas I need I lived thru the Oil Embargo of 1974! I remember getting in line at 4 am for my 10/gal and by the time it was my turn No More Gas for the Day!!
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#34
04-08-2005, 09:49 AM
well... I doubt there will be a shortage...
They will let us buy all we want (I also lived through the oil crisis of the 70's)
Of course they will let us buy all we want as long as we bend over and say things like
"Thank you sir may I have another" and "oh, do it harder, I like it"
screw it... at 47 I have been working fulltime or more since 14...
Nobody is gonna stop me from driving my G now.
They will let us buy all we want (I also lived through the oil crisis of the 70's)
Of course they will let us buy all we want as long as we bend over and say things like
"Thank you sir may I have another" and "oh, do it harder, I like it"
screw it... at 47 I have been working fulltime or more since 14...
Nobody is gonna stop me from driving my G now.
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04-08-2005, 03:57 PM
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#39
04-08-2005, 04:19 PM
The funny thing is I just saw an article showing the top most profitable companies in the US and I think there were 3 oil companies in the top 8 or so with Exxon being #1......those gas prices work to their advantage big time since there is no regulation on it.
Oh well....drive the car into the backyard and drink beer while admiring her? Sad...or just drive the damn thing! In reality gas barely makes a dent in the typical users pocketbook when you consider the prices of mortgages in a lot of areas these days. Of course I live 5 miles from work so I can go awhile between fillups.
Cheers
Oh well....drive the car into the backyard and drink beer while admiring her? Sad...or just drive the damn thing! In reality gas barely makes a dent in the typical users pocketbook when you consider the prices of mortgages in a lot of areas these days. Of course I live 5 miles from work so I can go awhile between fillups.
Cheers
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04-08-2005, 05:18 PM
#41
04-08-2005, 05:31 PM
Originally Posted by vleo8181
Looks like its time to shop for a bike. Hmm...maybe I should get my license first. Hmm...maybe I should learn to ride one first. Hmm...maybe I'll just stick my thumb out.
