Whats the $$$ of fuel where your at?
#46
10-07-2008, 09:59 AM
I have to agree with this.
They also need to remember that they are a small country with a very valuble resource. All it takes is one (or more) nations that don't have oil and need it to consider invasion.
I'm not advocating it, just stating that the possibility exists if they continue to push the limits. Some day somebody is going to push back.
They also need to remember that they are a small country with a very valuble resource. All it takes is one (or more) nations that don't have oil and need it to consider invasion.
I'm not advocating it, just stating that the possibility exists if they continue to push the limits. Some day somebody is going to push back.
the prices are really all over the place. I went by a store this morning, gas = $2.69 Diesel = $3.49. $.20 drop from yesterday.
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10-07-2008, 11:13 AM
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10-07-2008, 11:44 AM
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I e-mailed the Dept of Energy last night after watching "The Factor" asking them why they aren't doing their job. The price of oil has dropped 40% yet the price of fuel (prolly unleaded) has only dropped 15%. I asked them to get back with me on their answer. Still waiting.
I e-mailed the Dept of Energy last night after watching "The Factor" asking them why they aren't doing their job. The price of oil has dropped 40% yet the price of fuel (prolly unleaded) has only dropped 15%. I asked them to get back with me on their answer. Still waiting.
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10-07-2008, 11:53 AM
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I have to agree with this.
They also need to remember that they are a small country with a very valuble resource. All it takes is one (or more) nations that don't have oil and need it to consider invasion.
I'm not advocating it, just stating that the possibility exists if they continue to push the limits. Some day somebody is going to push back.
They also need to remember that they are a small country with a very valuble resource. All it takes is one (or more) nations that don't have oil and need it to consider invasion.
I'm not advocating it, just stating that the possibility exists if they continue to push the limits. Some day somebody is going to push back.
3.999 to 3.89 Diesel
3.89 B25
havent been paying attention to gas prices
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#55
10-17-2008, 08:04 AM
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For those of you that have Windows Vista; there is available a gadget that monitors the price of crude oil.
I have it on both of my laptops.
OIL PRICE MONITOR
I have it on both of my laptops.
OIL PRICE MONITOR
#56
10-17-2008, 08:05 AM
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For those of you that have Windows Vista; there is available a gadget that monitors the price of crude oil.
I have it on both of my laptops.
OIL PRICE MONITOR
I have it on both of my laptops.
OIL PRICE MONITOR
http://www.gasbuddy.com/gb_retail_price_chart.aspx
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10-17-2008, 08:19 AM
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10-17-2008, 08:34 AM
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It has it's good and bad points.
The good points are all the bling, like the gadgets.
The bad part is trying to get older programs to run on Vista.
Planned obsolescence.
