OT - Gas

Peaceful Bill wrote:
Frank Reid © 2008 wrote:
http://gasprices.mapquest.com/

http://www.gasbuddy.com/gb_gastemperaturemap.aspx
This is an interesting map. ...

Interesting map. Bookmarked it for future reference.

Yeah, it'll come in handy when you get your drivers license. LOL !!

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Ken Fortenberry

"Frank Reid © 2008" wrote in message
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May make it easier to take a trip by road. $1.79 in Omaha. Just
filled up for $24.
Frank Reid


Diesel was 2.79.9 here today.

I'd be perfectly willing to pay 4.49 IF the difference went to fund mass
transit/ alternate energy/ etc etc

We have a unsustainable system and we should be trying to change it, not
just make it last another year or two ..... high gas prices are a needed,
bad tasting, medicine

Frank Reid © 2008 wrote:
May make it easier to take a trip by road. $1.79 in Omaha. Just
filled up for $24.
Frank Reid

RBOB dropped below $1.00 for a while today (I think for January
delivery). Currently at $1.00. Retail pump prices will likely drop to
around $1.15 to $1.50 within a month or so. (Prices obviously vary with
location/taxes/yada/yada/yada)

Peaceful Bill wrote:
Frank Reid © 2008 wrote:

May make it easier to take a trip by road. $1.79 in Omaha. Just
filled up for $24.
Frank Reid


RBOB dropped below $1.00 for a while today (I think for January
delivery). Currently at $1.00. Retail pump prices will likely drop to
around $1.15 to $1.50 within a month or so. (Prices obviously vary with
location/taxes/yada/yada/yada)

Does anyone else find it ironic that the more the economy sucks, the
lower the gas prices?

Pretty soon we'll have 25-cent/gal gas and no one will be able buy a
car, at least not on credit.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rw wrote:
Peaceful Bill wrote:
Frank Reid © 2008 wrote:

May make it easier to take a trip by road. $1.79 in Omaha. Just
filled up for $24.
Frank Reid


RBOB dropped below $1.00 for a while today (I think for January
delivery). Currently at $1.00. Retail pump prices will likely drop
to around $1.15 to $1.50 within a month or so. (Prices obviously vary
with location/taxes/yada/yada/yada)

Does anyone else find it ironic that the more the economy sucks, the
lower the gas prices?

Pretty soon we'll have 25-cent/gal gas and no one will be able buy a
car, at least not on credit.


Not ironic at all. Supply and demand working to lower the prices. OPEC
can't cut production fast enough to keep oil prices up (like they really
follow their own production guidelines anyway). Currently oil is under
$55 a barrel.

Peaceful Bill wrote:
rw wrote:

Peaceful Bill wrote:

Frank Reid © 2008 wrote:

May make it easier to take a trip by road. $1.79 in Omaha. Just
filled up for $24.
Frank Reid



RBOB dropped below $1.00 for a while today (I think for January
delivery). Currently at $1.00. Retail pump prices will likely drop
to around $1.15 to $1.50 within a month or so. (Prices obviously
vary with location/taxes/yada/yada/yada)


Does anyone else find it ironic that the more the economy sucks, the
lower the gas prices?

Pretty soon we'll have 25-cent/gal gas and no one will be able buy a
car, at least not on credit.


Not ironic at all. Supply and demand working to lower the prices. OPEC
can't cut production fast enough to keep oil prices up (like they really
follow their own production guidelines anyway). Currently oil is under
$55 a barrel.

You quite obviously don't understand what irony is. Figures.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rw wrote:
Peaceful Bill wrote:
rw wrote:

Peaceful Bill wrote:

Frank Reid © 2008 wrote:

May make it easier to take a trip by road. $1.79 in Omaha. Just
filled up for $24.
Frank Reid



RBOB dropped below $1.00 for a while today (I think for January
delivery). Currently at $1.00. Retail pump prices will likely drop
to around $1.15 to $1.50 within a month or so. (Prices obviously
vary with location/taxes/yada/yada/yada)


Does anyone else find it ironic that the more the economy sucks, the
lower the gas prices?

Pretty soon we'll have 25-cent/gal gas and no one will be able buy a
car, at least not on credit.


Not ironic at all. Supply and demand working to lower the prices.
OPEC can't cut production fast enough to keep oil prices up (like they
really follow their own production guidelines anyway). Currently oil
is under $55 a barrel.

You quite obviously don't understand what irony is. Figures.


Gun shy. Took your post as one that questioned why.