View Poll Results: Are you ready for $8/ gallon gas?
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Ready for $200/barrel?
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tempted to purchase a 500 gallon tank and keep it in my front yard. If I fill it up with 93 right now for $3.599 I should be able to make money all summer!
Crap... that would cost $1799.5 to fill up
Crap... that would cost $1799.5 to fill up
#13
Originally Posted by lunchboxx
Florida has the WORST mess of a public transportation system and our government just stalled a light rail system out of existance by not voting on it before the session ended..
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It'* really tough, especially when your car takes premium only, but you have to get around somehow. I go to school full-time so paying the bills is getting tougher. I don't go home nearly as much as I used to and I miss getting to see my family.
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Our system economic sytem here was designed to run on cheap oil prices. The only way we can run with these prices if we do a complete structural redsign of our economy.
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Originally Posted by vital49
Detroit (and all of Michigan for that matter) is right there with Florida. There is no public transportation system.
Yea actually starting tomorrow (after i'm done w/ college for the summer) i'm pretty much going to be riding my bike as my main vehicle. I can ride my bike to work, 1 1/2 miles. It would been a little longer to bike to school.
Whats funny is this little gas hike might put a dent in our country-wide obesity problem, more people riding their bikes and losing weight. Thats what I'm hoping for.
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Looks like Americans are starting to conserve, or at the least use less. Maybe higher prcces is ok, I'd just like prices to stabilize.
The TSX energy sector came off a three per cent jump Tuesday to edge 0.3 per cent lower as the June crude contract on the New York Mercantile Exchange slipped 16 cents to US$121.68 a barrel. That followed news that U.*. commercial crude oil inventories increased by 5.7 million barrels last week, about four times as much as expected. Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) gave back 50 cents to $120.62
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I wanna live just once before I have to start walking
I hate it, but I just can't afford the gas for a new G8. Love 'em but prolly gonna go with a hybrid (puke) Camry.