$3.56 for regular gas here in the Fort Drum, New York area
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$3.56 for regular gas here in the Fort Drum, New York area
Paid $3.679 for Premium the other day from Shell. Time to start skip shifting more.
It's not purchasing or political power. Venezuela is an oil rich nation, they pump the stuff themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by vette0009
$4.07 for 91.....
$4.09 for 91 on shell today,, some places are $4.19 thats crazy,
$3.50 for regular, $3.70 for premium in SE Wi
The only thing I pay more for per month than gas, is rent.
ahhhhh thanks !Quote:
Originally Posted by Schmalgar
I didn't know that
noob..
3.64 for 93 octane last night.
A lot of people in denial I see.
All of these arguments for the rise of China or the uprising of Islam or the tax structure of Europe are simply not dealing with the problem. The problem is that we don't develop and produce energy resources in our country. Everyone keeps talking about the need to get on with the development of that next magic source of green power that will end our dependency on foreign sources. That isn't going to happen as a result of cutting off the current energy source. That's just downright childishly stupid. If these alleged new sources are viable they should be able to stand alone in the market without government support. If they are not, then they are not. There is no evil plot trying to block the advent of clean energy from the American public (unless you count the nuttzo environmentalists and their forty year war against nuclear power). There is only the fact that renewable energy sources are inefficient and can't compete in the marketplace. Have Obama lift the ban on drilling in the Gulf, in ANWAR and everywhere else in the U.S. That would go a long way to solving the problem.
I admit, you did not. I made an assumption based on previous political discussions that you were probably thinking 'liberal' politics. No worries, sorry if I made an unfair/incorrect assumption...Quote:
Originally Posted by Smittro
And I certainly can't argue that there's political douchbaggery involved.
I want to mention contrary to popular belief (Fox's false news, etc), USA imports most of it's oil from Canada.
And yeah I believe the price of crude oil is through the roof because anytime something happens in the middle east or somewhere where oil is pumped, it gives them an excuse to jack prices.. Case in point, look at when Katrina hit.. Gas prices went through the roof even before the hurricane hit USA.:wtf:
This is NOT the political debate section. I suggest if you guys want to get into that, you can create a thread in there. There will be no more political discussion, I can already see this is getting out of hand.... as all political debates do.
Now that I've said that
$3.49 for regular right now across the street. I filled my truck up on Thursday with 93 BP premium for $3.75.
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What we need to do is convince are goverment to start drilling oil in this country and become independent. We have been to dependent on the mideast oil for to long. It is time to tell the oil rich mideast to shove it.Quote:
Originally Posted by slimss
If we had been drilling here sinc the 2008 bull crap we would be paying $2.00 a gal not the $3.79 it is now. Larry
Yeah He aint gunna play fairQuote:
Originally Posted by mammoth713
So " Stick it to the Man and throw some E85 in that Rig of yours
Every gallon you burn in it is 1 Less Gallon he'll never see
Thats what I love most about E85
Stick'n It to the Man :sex:
Heres you at the pumps now :worship:
The game only works if you play it,
So dont buy his Crap gas
Instead throw 5 gallons of E85 in the tank
Can't do that,,,and quite frankly I don't want to either.Quote:
Originally Posted by VonDutch
You like stickin it to a man? :lol: