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Posted by: jaybeecon55
Between $3.00 and $3.10 for regular. gone up over .50 since yesterday morning.
Jaybee
Posted by: jaybeecon55
Most stations peaked in our area at $3.299 with some of them at $3.599 - all for regular unleaded.
Yesterday most were at $2.999 and today it's $2.899.
A little glimmer of hope.
Jaybee
Posted by: OffRder15
I just had some dumb*ss get all PO'd at me because I was doing 62 in a 60 MPH zone (instead of my usual 65-70). I guess he wanted to go 75. He floored it around me and said some crap. Him getting that worked up didn't bother me tho. It's not my blood pressure!
People kill me! On the freeway exit ramps I love how people in their little tiny cars ride your tail as you coast to a stop. I guess they like to slam on their brakes at the last second...morons. If I did that in my TRUCK I'd need new brakes every 6 months!
Posted by: OffRder15
Down from $3.09 to $2.99 today.
Posted by: hammer4
Went from $2.79 to $3.12 for reg unleaded in just a couple of days.
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
3.39
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3.39
Down today
3:29
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3.39
Down today
3:29
Down just a tad.
3.19
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
I started buying oil stocks back in 1987 and I am sure glad I did.
Not sure what gas prices are right now local but I might get the gas hog out tonight.
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
2.99 as of last night.
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
I never felt so good with gas at 2.99
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
If you wanted a great stock portfolio all you would have had to do is buy
tobaco
chewing gum
soft drinks
and the last would have been oil.
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
2.93
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
You need to flash your author icon at the gas pump so maybe it will confuse it into a cheaper price
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
2.89
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2.73
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2.69
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
Thought it would be higher with all that is going on in the gulf
but still 2.64
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
Movin on up!!!
2.83
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Movin on up!!!
2.83
moving on down 2.89 but 5min from that its still 3.19
It's dropped for usI just paid $2.89 todayWonder if we'll ever see below $2 againhr>
I don't see it any time soon.
Last summer on one of my cars that I keep records on I paid an average of 1.69 a gallon and thought that was high.BR>
Posted by: Raptoryfn660r
2.99
Posted by: ZillaRider02
$2.30 in Oklahoma City and expected to drop more tomorrow!
Posted by: Raptorx44
I say we all just quit driving for a week and put an end to this BS. Opec still only has maybe 4 bucks in a barrel and they are getting 70 plus bucks for it come on! I know it will be impossible to get everyone to participate but if everything shut down from people not driving maybe it would have an effect(possibly bad).
Posted by: NovaKaw650
Regular is selling for $5.40 a US gallon here in Nova Scotia. We're used to getting gouged, but this is even worse than normal!
Posted by: NovaKaw650
The small, privately owned gas stations are hurtin'. The refinery sets the price; the local stations were told that they weren't allowed to charge any profit margin after the last price increase. The big oil companies want them to sell their gas for nothing.
Most locales in the US and Canada are like the situation around here: all stations get their fuel from one refinery, no matter what the brand. That refinery can set the price wherever they want.
The big oil companies make huge profits at the worst of times; they make record profits during times of highest crude prices and uncertainy. They will set all-time record profits after this hurricane, coupled with the situation in Iraq.
You haven't seen the oil companies stepping up to the plate with donations to help those affected by the hurricane, like a lot of other companies have.
The oil company execs will be making tons of money from this situation, off the backs of you and me, and indirectly off the backs of the people whose lives were thrown into turmoil by the hurricane.
Right now, if you own a refinery or own the oil, you control the world. It sucks to be the rest of us.
Posted by: NovaKaw650
I don't blame Bush, but........he said the gov't would come down heavily on stores and hotels that were found to be price gouging people because of the hurricane. Remarks about oil companies gouging were noticably absent.
Posted by: maddog56
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3.19 here
Yep seems to be that all over the state. My Aunt has 3.39 in ohio.
Posted by: maddog56
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Originally posted by: TheWeedman
3.19 here
Yep seems to be that all over the state. My Aunt has 3.39 in ohio.
Gas is now 3.48 all over the state. Mooney Oil of Lansing says we'll be PUSHING OUR CARS IN TWO DAYS!!! Its on the front page of the Lansing State Journal.
I'm not sure how much of this is actually true or going to happen, but its something to think about. I'm taking things with a grain of salt right now.
Posted by: maddog56
I'm really missing my 4 cylinder stick 2wd s-10. I find myself shifting into neutral well before offramps and coasting in, but I'm not driving much slower on the highway.
Posted by: maddog56
Been in the 2.67 range since Friday.
Posted by: Bing
92 octane was 3.09 at chevron today
87 was 2.89
Posted by: LTZ
$2.95 this morning for diesel(35 gallon tank), can't wait to see what it is tomorrow and I gotta fill up the tank on the Warrior for this weekend(36 gallons of gas!!!) It hurts, and they aint greasin' it!!
Posted by: snowbuster
LAST time i filled up my QUAD it was 3.60 god knows by now.
Posted by: BlackRaptor
2.79 here
It's unreal. it's hard to believe i'm paying this for fuel.
the truck and suv market is going to fall apart if nothing is done.
Now i'm really excited for the 07 GMC truck the dissplacment on deman is going to rock with nutty gas prices.
Posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
87 is 2.739 to 3.099 here.
#2 is 3.099 to 3.699.
Right now the issues are demand and uncertainty about supplies. Of course there is that whole gouging and greed going on, especially in the Southeast. We're on a steady march up here, but nothing really dramatic like what is seen in the rest of the nation.
Definately will cut into my travels and riding.
Posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
MWQ is right. People just need to slow the hell down.
I had to make a 78 mile trip up north (one way) on CA 99. The rigs we're all pushing 65-70. I was supprised. Most of the time they run low 60s to keep the CHP off their back. They only slowed down just north of CA-152 as they approach the scales. I was trying to keep it at 65, or a little less if I could. Felt like I was going to get run over!
I'm one of the few lucky people in that my work pays for gas. The field guys have been ordered to car pool (well, truck pool would be correct) to save on fuel. We were running 5 trucks to the jobsite I went to. They cut it down to 3 trucks.
Posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
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Originally posted by: extremerider2811
and blackandredwarrior..... trucks around here on interstates and other highways are pushing 80. the faster you go the better fuel efficent it is.... 72mph is peak (top) mph for most cars my truck gets 15 mpg.
LMFAO. OMG. You're too funny. You're generally most efficient in the top gear, where you produce the least amount of horsepower to maintain speed. For every 5MPH over 60, you lose 10 percent fuel economy. There was a reason that the speed limit usesd to be set at 55MPH nationwide. That's about as fuel efficient as you can get. You're turning enough RPMs in the highest gear to not be bogging the motor.
You have to move the vehicle through the air wich is a fluid. You have to produce enough power to actually displace that air. The faster you go, the more air you must displace so you have to make more power. And you use a LOT of fuel to make that power. An extreme example is a boat. It takes like double the horsepower to make a boat go 10MPH faster.
Check out this link What speed should I drive to get maximum fuel efficiency?
See also Consumer Reports
Posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
I should find the gas record book from my car I had. Had a low price of 87 cents a gallon (yes, that's US currency and US gallons. ) And it was only a few years ago! I don't think we'll ever see prices THAT low again. EVER.
Posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
And I forgot...gas is STILL going up around here. Gotta make sure that California gas is more expensive than anywhere else. Kinda interesting...crude prices are down about $6 a barrel, commodity unleaded is down a pretty good amount...but our retail prices are up even more. Makes you go hmmm. I just wish my 401(k) had an oil based investment. Nothing but oil and petroleum industry.
Lowest is 2.999 in Fresno and 3.059 in Clovis.
Posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
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If you wanted a great stock portfolio all you would have had to do is buy
tobaco
This I understand.
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chewing gum
I NEVER would have thought about that as a good investment.
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soft drinks
Knowing my family....GREAT investment.
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and the last would have been oil.
Seems like a good investment. Dividends not that good?
Posted by: BlackandRedWarrior
downeaster, FYI, the big oil companies have CLOSED refineries. About 27 since the 90s because they had too much output. Now they bellyache...well...actually the consumers do, they just go check their bank accounts and laugh and puff on a stogie.
Rescue is in CA.
And with the hurricane headed for TX, get ready to grab your ankles. Prices up to $5/gallon. Also, the price of natural gas will go up big time as most of the production off the coast of TX is natural gas, not crude.
Posted by: MnFriesen
3.05 tonight....jumped from 2.79....at the start of the day I think it was maybe 2.65
Posted by: ShadyRascal
This almost gives me a good enough excuse to go buy a civic or accord 2dr or some such sporty little econo car. But, by the time you pay license and insurance etc I'd never make it pay in fuel savings since I drive just a few miles to work, but nonetheless filling the truck up for over $70 makes you wanna do something different.
Posted by: trailrider500
The best i found was 2.79, 6:30 this morning toped off my truck... just got off work and nothing is under 3.10
Looks like i will be parking the ranger
Posted by: trailrider500
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Originally posted by: enFORCER
Gas prices are high. However I haven't noticed any real decrease in the traffic on the roads...
I agree, man on the way to work i dont let my truck rev higher then 2 grand, and I do the speed limit. But yet there is morons flying by me racing to the red light so they can stop again.
Posted by: extremerider2811
its about 4.50 here right now..... it will go down once things go back to normal and we get some oil that is being given to us by other countries.... because if these prices keep up like this.... the economy will go into a recession.... later on then the depression will come but highly unlikely but don't stop buying gas because of prices the recession will just come faster...... basically for those of you who don't know.... a recession is bad..... the economy collapses on itself...... won't be as bad as the depression in 1929...... the u.s found a way to get out of a depression.... its hard though...... once the oil refineries are back open down south..... the prices will hit record lows for a day or two. its about 145 dollars to fill up our tank. and we can only hope the prices will not jump to 10 dollars then your just asking for a economic collapse. there is so much oil in alaska to last us 60 years but we can't touch the land... oil refineries aren't that dirty anyways. and blackandredwarrior..... trucks around here on interstates and other highways are pushing 80. the faster you go the better fuel efficent it is.... 72mph is peak (top) mph for most cars my truck gets 15 mpg.
Posted by: extremerider2811
black and red warrior... basically... i was saying trucks around here are going about 80 mph on the high way because i would know i'm going 75 in my truck and they are blowing by me... depends on the time of day tho, good points tho on the fuel effieciency..... i don't really pay attention to that stuff i know what i wanna know...
Posted by: extremerider2811
its about 6 bucks for gas near atlanta i heard from somewhere. but the prices will stay high for another day or two and hover around 2.80 for the next couple of years.....
Posted by: ThrashAndCrashUntilItsTrash
2.89 here.........Now if we can hit that $1.50 range again (DREAMING), I can quit driving my wifes Geo Metro to work
Posted by: ThrashAndCrashUntilItsTrash
2.75 here
Posted by: hondabuster
In 5 months....these will be the good old days. The prediction is over 5 bucks a gal by the end of the year. Dont forget to call the local politicians and thank them for the great energy bill... Oh ya, thank them for the anti bankrupty bill too....that way when your money runs out, and the housing bubble bursts, you wont be able to escape the debt.
Mission accomplished
Posted by: hondabuster
heres an interesting article about the gouging.
Published on Friday, September 2, 2005 by The Nation
The Real Gas Gougers
by John Nichols
How convenient for the oil industry that Hurricane Katrina hit just before the traditional Labor Day-weekend hike in gas prices. Now, instead of having to fake up some absolutely absurd excuse for jacking up gas prices, the industry can try and dupe Americans into thinking that they are suddenly paying $3.25 a gallon because of a storm.
The oil industry's response to Katrina has provided a reminder of why it is so exceptionally profitable.
Even before a start had been made on assessing the damage caused by the tropical storm, energy corporations were cashing in. And every indication is that they plan to continue doing so--perhaps taking prices over the $4-a-gallon mark, according to James DiGeorgia, editor and publisher of the Gold & Energy Advisor and author of The Global War for Oil.
No one debates the fact that the hurricane has done significant damage to oil rigs, refineries and delivery systems along the Gulf Coast, a region that accounts for roughly 10 percent of US refining capacity. But roughly 90 percent of US refining capacity remains fully functional and, it should not be forgotten, the US has not stopped importing oil.
Additionally, the Bush Administration jumped to the aid of the oil companies long before the relief effort was in full swing.
The Environmental Protection Agency suspended summertime antipollution measures, lifting the requirement that refiners lower fuel volatility and cut sulphur levels. At the same time, the Administration moved to release oil from the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which was created more than three decades ago with the precise purpose of boosting fuel supplies in order to keep a lid on rising wholesale gasoline prices in a circumstance such as the one that has now developed.
Despite all the aid they are getting, however, the oil companies are not giving anything back. There is no evidence of a willingness on the part of these highly profitable corporations to sacrifice in a time of national emergency.
Make no mistake: These corporations should be able to absorb a hit. Over the past year and a half, the four largest oil companies--ExxonMobil, ChevronTexaco, Royal Dutch/Shell Group and BP Group PLC--have pocketed close to $100 billion in profits. During the first quarter of 2005 alone, those firms pulled in a cool $23 billion.
But instead of sharing the pain, they appear to be moving to squeeze every cent they can out of the crisis.
With oil-industry friends in charge of the White House and the Congress, don't expect much of a response from the federal level.
But this is one case where states have an ability to intervene.
Three years ago, in a move to protect against gouging, Hawaiian officials enacted legislation that allows state officials to set price caps on gasoline.
Now, as gas prices are skyrocketing in the aftermath of Katrina, a California legislator wants to give a state agency broad authority to regulate the cost of fuel.
State Senator Joe Dunn, a Democrat, has introduced a constitutional amendment that would allow the state Public Utilities Commission to require mandatory fuel reserves, set profit margins for oil and gas companies and order the construction of new pipelines. The measure would also bar agreements between energy corporations to reduce competition.
Dunn's amendment would allow the California Public Utilities Commission to cap prices, although the senator told reporters that step would only be taken as a last resort.
Dunn brings a refreshing bluntness to the discourse. Speaking to the Associated Press, he accused the oil industry of creating a dysfunctional market in California, in which competition is essentially eliminated. That, he explained, is why states need to step up their use of regulatory powers.
"Two years ago, when gasoline cost $2 a gallon, the industry said to give it time and prices would settle down. Now, we're seeing $3 a gallon," Dunn said. "People in California are no longer believing the excuses of the industry. If they can't fix their market behavior, we'll fix it for them."
It is certainly true that consumers should take steps to reduce their use of petroleum products--not just because of a storm in the Gulf of Mexico but because of the human, economic and environmental tolls this country's reliance on imported petroleum products has imposed. But petroleum companies should sacrifice as well. And if they are not willing to do so, states should remind them of their patriotic duty.
© 2005 The Nation
Posted by: rescuediver
Diesel is $3.09 to $3.69 depending on where you go.
Gasoline is anywhere from $2.69-$2.89 for 87 octane.
Posted by: rescuediver
87 octane is $2.89 at AM/PM. Diesel #2 is $3.15
Posted by: rescuediver
Woo hoo, we just dropped another 2 centsPaid $3.13 today for diesel
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Woo hoo, we just dropped another 2 centsPaid $3.13 today for diesel
What State do you live in????
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Originally posted by: BlackandRedWarriorRescue is in CA.
Thanks b&rwBR>
Yep, I am in the great state of Katifornia
Posted by: rescuediver
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Movin on up!!!
2.83
moving on down 2.89 but 5min from that its still 3.19
It's dropped for usI just paid $2.89 todayWonder if we'll ever see below $2 again
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Last summer on one of my cars that I keep records on I paid an average of 1.69 a gallon and thought that was high.hr>
I don't think we'll ever see prices like thatGlad we movedI'll be using around 100 gallons less of diesel per monthThat's a huge savings at today's prices.
Today, diesel jumped up 10 centsto $3.19 at a local station. Gas prices stayed the same.
Posted by: enFORCER
Gas prices are high. However I haven't noticed any real decrease in the traffic on the roads...
Posted by: weez440
this morning it was 2.68 after i got off work it was 2.97 how in gods green earth can it go up that much in just a few hours. i was just in fargo nd and it was 2.49 monday got up sunday morning and it was 2.59 but i found a gas station that was still selling it for 2.49 oh anyone wanna buy my gas guzzling snowmobile?
Posted by: 86LT250RFatty
My home town (NY) - 2.89
Right now im in NJ - 2.39
Posted by: 86LT250RFatty
Their isnt a exacpt speed where everyones vehicle will be most efficent. IT all depends on a vehicle...... 60 mph isnt some magical number that lets us get great gas milage, its about as fast as old people can go without getting into pile ups
Posted by: mucky
here in the heat capitol of the world its between $3.19 and $3.69
it went up yesterday 25 cents in less than 5 hrs where I live
Posted by: TheWeedman
3.19 here
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3.19 here
Yep seems to be that all over the state. My Aunt has 3.39 in ohio.
Gas is now 3.48 all over the state. Mooney Oil of Lansing says we'll be PUSHING OUR CARS IN TWO DAYS!!! Its on the front page of the Lansing State Journal.
I'm not sure how much of this is actually true or going to happen, but its something to think about. I'm taking things with a grain of salt right now.
Right, i used to stop at the 7-11 on the way home from school to grab a snack and a slurpee, but now i come straight home to eat. i now take the school bus once a week now instead of driving everyday, since i cant work as many hours as i did over the summer because of school, so my pay checks arn't as fat.
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2.99
same here
Posted by: mywifesquad
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Originally posted by: enFORCER
Gas prices are high. However I haven't noticed any real decrease in the traffic on the roads...
I agree, man on the way to work i dont let my truck rev higher then 2 grand, and I do the speed limit. But yet there is morons flying by me racing to the red light so they can stop again.
This is what amazes me the most, most complain but wont do anything to use less gas. It is amazing how much less gas you can burn if you drive and accelerate slower, coast to lights, etc...
Posted by: Vunit
paid 3.40 a gallon over here...gotta start taking my quad to work..a ton better on gas then the car...the gas station in my town went out of business...its a harsh time...
Posted by: cr125predator
2.81 for regular but we use premium in our quads, bikes, and jet skis
Posted by: garrett5462
today was 3.55 at cumberlands for regular, and then one little station stayed loyal and didn't raise prices and charged 2.50 for reg.
Posted by: downeaster
BR>I really do not care which political party you belong to but this we must agree on.
For over 30 years now the Democratic party has been in bed with the enviromentalist
groups, and have stopped any plans of building new refineries, to handle the crude we
buy from overseas. They have stopped all plans of drilling for oil off our coast, and
Alaska. The people of Alaska wanted the drilling in the Anwar area which is all tundra,
not the pristine scenery posed by the enviros. We have to get onboard and get both
started, new refineries, and drilling, or else we will be buying our refined fuel for the
towel heads for 8 bucks a gallon, in the not to distance future. It sounds good to think
of alternative fuels, but if gasoline was removed from the market buy only a fraction,
think of how many jobs would be impacted. This world runs on gasoline now and will
for another 50 years before there is a viable alternative. Any quick solution to our
petroleum situation with an alternative fuel may in fact work in one respect, but will
hinder us by putting millions of our population out of work. Think on it.
Posted by: YamahaRaptorMan
at my grandpas house in va,he said friday it was 6.39,sat. it was 5.39 in the morning,and 4.39 later in the afternoon,and today it was 3.39.
Posted by: XShowtimeX
2.99 in some areas for regular and 3.25 in other areas.
Posted by: mfvii
3.40 here in Mi. And the station manager had to lay off the third shift crew due to the rising rate of drive offs. He also tole me that his starion will probably run out of fuel, and not recieve any for a while.
Posted by: mfvii
Its hard to believe that the oil companies are recording record profits over the last 3 years. Both domestic and foreign markets are startving for oil and we are forced to line their coffers.
Posted by: mfvii
Went salmon fishing this weekend. One marina charged 3.25 a gallon and the one DIRECTLY across the river from it was charging 5.00 a gallon. It cost us 650 bucks to fill our boat up for the weekend.
Posted by: ABXtreme
3.09 in Northern Panhandle of West Virginia for 87 octaneBR>
Sure gonna be cold ridin the moped this winter
Posted by: TehWarriorGuy
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3.09 in Northern Panhandle of West Virginia for 87 octaneBR>
Sure gonna be cold ridin the moped this winterhr>
damn!!!!! its like almost 3 dollars for premium in NJ
Posted by: TehWarriorGuy
reg-3.29
med-3.49
super-3.59
Posted by: TehWarriorGuy
reg-3.59!!
med-3.69!!!!!!
super-3.79!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thats so f'ed!
Posted by: TehWarriorGuy
the day i see a "4" for the dollar i will shoot myself so that'll be like tomorrow
Posted by: Storj
yesterday on the way to school 7:00 gas was 3.06 on the way home at 2:20 it was 3.39 how in the hell can they do this and im sure its gone up another .50 by now we have to put an end to this, im just waiting until im 20 and gas is going to be $10 a gallon probaly more
Posted by: Storj
we drove to the middle of maine in a ford mini van from southern pa on only 3/4 tank of gas and we probaly where going about 74-78 mph the whole time at less than 2000rpm so diffrent speeds in diffrent cars will get beter gas mileage i know for a fact that diffrent cars get beter milage at diffrent speeds because we made the same trip last year in a chevy astro going about the same speed and i remember filling up a couple times
Posted by: Storj
you guys are lucky its still $ 3.49 to 3.39 around here
Posted by: Storj
3.34 - 3.29 but in new jersey its 3.12 and its only 2min from where its 3.34
Posted by: Storj
2.99 as of last night
Posted by: Storj
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Movin on up!!!
2.83
moving on down 2.89 but 5min from that its still 3.19
Posted by: TecateKtx250lover
2.79 here but i have to put 2.99 premium in my tecate
Posted by: TecateKtx250lover
wow its sad how we all are just siting here and Bitc*ing about gas prices i mean its a nightmare because we cant do anything about it
Thanks bush...i dont care if its fault ill blame the hurricane on him you gota blame some one and we cant blame the pakistani people for the hurricane so i blame bush
Posted by: TecateKtx250lover
3.19 for crapy gas and rising still no stations open this late aroudn here tho
Posted by: TecateKtx250lover
joe you best be shuttin yo mouth b 4 i come over and lay the smack down
oh and..........your cousins hot!
Posted by: TecateKtx250lover
you dont think shes hot cause your cousins
Posted by: TecateKtx250lover
2.71 for 87oct.
Posted by: hondaway75
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Originally posted by: TecateKtx250lover
wow its sad how we all are just siting here and Bitc*ing about gas prices i mean its a nightmare because we cant do anything about it
Thanks bush...i dont care if its fault ill blame the hurricane on him you gota blame some one and we cant blame the pakistani people for the hurricane so i blame bush
how is it bushes fault think about that. Is bush in his office going i want a massive ass huricane to hit New Orleans to see gas prices go up. No im sure he isnt. Bush is a rich man but he buys gas too he doesnt want them to go up. By the way gas is supposed to go down 35 to 50 cents here within the next 2-3 weeks. Its at 3.00 at this time
Posted by: hondaway75
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joe you best be shuttin yo mouth b 4 i come over and lay the smack down
oh and..........your cousins hot!
My cousin isnt. your sick!!! i guess your one of the 13% of all people that thinks this crap. i need to no how many of you r blaming bush. If you are your crazy.
Posted by: hondaway75
Gas here in Oregon, Illinois is at $2.99. By next week they say for us it should be round 2.75 to 2.80 for unleaded. That seems cheap now. Dont it. But it aint. Its better than 3.29
Posted by: hondaway75
Gas in Oregon Illinois is between 2.84 and 2.89 shell is cheaper for us they always are
Posted by: hondaway75
2.79
Posted by: hondaway75
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87 octane is $2.89 at AM/PM. Diesel #2 is $3.15hr>
Man diesel here is round 2.69 - 2.79 its cheaper than gas right now
Posted by: hondaway75
i agree all the way!!!!
Posted by: hondaway75
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Woo hoo, we just dropped another 2 centsPaid $3.13 today for diesel
What State do you live in????
Posted by: kawasakiretard
3.09
Posted by: blue1
paid 3.00 a gallon over here
