Gas Prices
Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 9:05 pm
Wow, gas came up to $1.99 a gallon here...thats the highest it has ever been. What is it in your town?
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Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 9:21 pm
Im in Sullivan, Mo and gas is now about 2.09 a gallon, up from 1.88ish... I hear prices are surpose to rise more, and stay up.
Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 10:17 pm
$2.23 in Detroit. California is up to $3 a gallon. The news stations here said all the local gas stations just put in orders for more #3's.... meaning gas will soon be $3 a gallon. Thanks Bush! Kill our soldiers AND raise gas prices, thanks!
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 2:22 am
X2Justin from Detroit wrote:$2.23 in Detroit. California is up to $3 a gallon. The news stations here said all the local gas stations just put in orders for more #3's.... meaning gas will soon be $3 a gallon. Thanks Bush! Kill our soldiers AND raise gas prices, thanks!
Thanks Bush....
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 5:43 am
Its anywhere from $1.93-$2.19 in all the areas I drive.
If it actually hits $3 a gallon I may be forced into robbing banks for a living
If it actually hits $3 a gallon I may be forced into robbing banks for a living
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 5:58 am
$2.33 for reg. unlimited now 
In Wisconsin.
In Wisconsin.
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 7:14 am
WOW! I guess $1.99 isnt to bad here then after seein all those prices...maybe they will go down before i get my license in July, if not I might be pimpin out a bicycle or something.
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 7:25 am
2.19 for 89 right now here.
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 8:08 am
actually, this has nothing to do with bush. or the war. oil prices per barrel is lower than it was this winter, well under $50 a barrel, which is where it was when prices were $1.70. The American oil companies have realized we will pay whatever they want to charge and not really do anything about it. they are making a fortune because we all think oil prices are sky high, which they are, but as high as they have been in the past. as far as the other part, the war, it was something that needed to be done. if you don't like paying high prices at the pump, why don't you try supporting alternative fuels? I am a hot rodder and I support alternative fuels. Ethanol, Propane, Natural Gas, hydrogen. anything except electric.
Posted: Sat Mar 19, 2005 8:22 am
AMEN
Thank GOD someone finally realizes this is entirely about corporate greed and nothing to do with President Bush, OPEC, or the war. That misled view by the general public (of democrats) was really starting to piss me off. It's just pain ignorance or a lack of willingness to educate yourself about the state of current affairs and just buying into left wing media hype instead, because it's easier to sit in front of a TV and absorb anything people tell you like a sponge. No offense to present company of course, but I see a lot of this attitude day to day and it's usually by people who really have no grasp of politics, economy, or how things really work beyond the town they live in.
Gas here is $2.26/gal for regular unleaded.
Now try driving a car that takes a minimum of 93 octane and gets 5 MPG.
methanol/ethanol is nice, but even more expensive than race fuel.
mainly due to lower demand.
You also need to have the supply on hand or be at a track to get it. You can't pull into a station anywhere and refill a car running eth/meth fuels.
That's a major limiting factor. Particularly when you live in a rural area and it's a 20 mile drive to the closest town or gas station.
Thank GOD someone finally realizes this is entirely about corporate greed and nothing to do with President Bush, OPEC, or the war. That misled view by the general public (of democrats) was really starting to piss me off. It's just pain ignorance or a lack of willingness to educate yourself about the state of current affairs and just buying into left wing media hype instead, because it's easier to sit in front of a TV and absorb anything people tell you like a sponge. No offense to present company of course, but I see a lot of this attitude day to day and it's usually by people who really have no grasp of politics, economy, or how things really work beyond the town they live in.
Gas here is $2.26/gal for regular unleaded.
Now try driving a car that takes a minimum of 93 octane and gets 5 MPG.
methanol/ethanol is nice, but even more expensive than race fuel.
mainly due to lower demand.
You also need to have the supply on hand or be at a track to get it. You can't pull into a station anywhere and refill a car running eth/meth fuels.
That's a major limiting factor. Particularly when you live in a rural area and it's a 20 mile drive to the closest town or gas station.