If you think almost $3 is bad right now, wait until that fucking hurricane messes up a lot of oil rigs in the gulf
Because of that fucking hurricane we're looking at $4 a gallon
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Id be more worried about the tens of thousands of people the storm is getting ready to mess up
until we get to the levels that Europe pays for gas Im not worried one bit - theyre still paying around $4.50 - 6.50 overseas -
Yep! $5.97/gallon is not cool.Originally posted by LinksterId be more worried about the tens of thousands of people the storm is getting ready to mess up
until we get to the levels that Europe pays for gas Im not worried one bit - theyre still paying around $4.50 - 6.50 overseasComment
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Bullshit.Originally posted by SexzityMaby you should get a new car, running longer on a gallon
As Americans we're entitled to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and cheap gas.
It's as simple as that.
Now, we just gotta get smart enough collectively to throw the bums who can't deliver on all of the above out of Washington.Comment
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The reason they pay $4.50 to $6.50 has fuckall to do with anything.Originally posted by LinksterId be more worried about the tens of thousands of people the storm is getting ready to mess up
until we get to the levels that Europe pays for gas Im not worried one bit - theyre still paying around $4.50 - 6.50 overseasComment
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Cheap gas is a thing of the past man, oil production peaked and now its tapering off. 10 years from now I'm betting Europeans will be getting 10 bucks a galon, and us here will be getting 6 or 7Originally posted by GregEBullshit.
As Americans we're entitled to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and cheap gas.
It's as simple as that.
Now, we just gotta get smart enough collectively to throw the bums who can't deliver on all of the above out of Washington.
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4 bucks a gallon is nothing.
its headed for 6 bucks a gallon.
I don't like it eighter but that is the way it is.
it will finally level off when it hurts the economy really bad.
when we go into a real serious recession then it will stop because their is nothing more to extract from your wallet.
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Originally posted by GregEBullshit.
As Americans we're entitled to life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and cheap gas.
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Anyone see that movie on FX a few months ago "Oil Storm"? It a documentary style set in the future (with realistic news footage) about major storm that hit in September 2005 that caused international gas struggles and the prices leveled out at a bit over $4. They only missed by a coulpe days since this will be hitting in the last couple days of August. Creepy. I may have to watch that again tonight....Comment
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i'm just going to ask a question here real quick.
how come in the past oil prices have no rised with bad hurricane seasons? this a recent thing the bush admin has been doing. i can't seem to recall clinton or bush sr raising prices when there was a hurricane season?
sorrect me if i am wrong, but this seems like a bullshit line to me.Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war.Comment
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that would be insane! the next car we buy will be a hybrid.
anyone have one? if so, which model do you have and how many mpg do you get?Comment
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Turn off your AC and close the windows??!! Hell, here in GA I'd be killing people as I passed out and lost control of the car
I've read that using the AC cost less in gas than leaving your windows open. Which is good because I have absolutely zero intention of not using my AC.
Then again, I drive an SUV have been known to drive with my AC AND the sunroof and windows open ;)Comment
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Originally posted by sumphatpimp4 bucks a gallon is nothing.
its headed for 6 bucks a gallon.
Precisely and that's why we need real leadership with a game plan that involves something a tad more inspired than simply expecting us to all bend over.it will finally level off when it hurts the economy really bad.
when we go into a real serious recession then it will stop because their is nothing more to extract from your wallet.
It was not without good reason that Jimmy Carter was seen as a bad joke by most of his contempories.
Things are apt to get a bit ugly (on all sorts of levels) before that happens.welcome to being the little guy.Comment
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That is true on the freeway, but not in the city when speeds are lower.Originally posted by PeachesI've read that using the AC cost less in gas than leaving your windows open. Which is good because I have absolutely zero intention of not using my AC.Comment
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It's not that we don't have real leadership with a game plan (although that's true), there is no incentive for such leadership to do anything when the family business is oil.Originally posted by GregE
Precisely and that's why we need real leadership with a game plan
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$3+/gal by the end of the year. Buy a Moped and move closer to work. Shit work out of your house. Many here do.Comment
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Gas prices continue to go higher and higher. It has nothing to do with production, or war, or natural disasters. Oil companies in the US have anounced they had their most profitable year ever. In fact each year for the last 3 years their profit levels have been record high being beaten only by the next years profit. So oil companies in the US are making more and more money as the price of gas goes up. Cut their profits back to what they made 5 years ago, and gas prices would be what they were 5 years ago.Trade traffic with Totally4free TGP HERE
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this mentality really fucking irks me...who gives a shit what Europe pays for a liter of gas. they've been paying five bucks a gallon since 1980. lol...nothing against you bro, but shit, oil is the biggest fraud perpetrated against mankind.Originally posted by Linksteruntil we get to the levels that Europe pays for gas Im not worried one bit - theyre still paying around $4.50 - 6.50 overseasComment
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CLUE:
Gas isnt rising in cost because of any reason but profit.. Have you looked at the latest earnings for Exxon etc?

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the price of gas will never drop below 2 bucks again. and that is a fact of life. I think that soon you will see major price drops in the big trucks though, as they will not be selling as well.PornGuy skype me pornguy_epic
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from my understanding we don't get much oil off the gulf coast. I believe it's a small %
As far as the administration and gas prices. I don't believe the gas prices are directly related to the administration. I believe that 90% of the economic welfare of the country is determined years before.
Think of all the red tape it takes to change a law or adopt a new policy. In the good old days we would have just writen it into the deficit. I'm kinda glad we are now taking responsibility for our price of living in the US.
The rick get richer because they know how to do it. Alot of the people think this because they spend so much time pissing and moaning about how they aren't rich, and if they used that energy to make money and diversify themselves they might find their situation improving.
I'm going to be 30 soon and I have never been married and I don't have any kids. I chose this because I knew I'd rather be wealthy than be a family guy making middle class income. I wasn't born into wealth and I didn't have anyone to tell me how to make money (father was middle class), so i had to risk it myself. If I ever enter into wedlock, i'll still be married to my job and I'll have an afair with my wife.
Sorry for the rant.
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it's around $7 here already.......... $4 would make me happyComment
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The LOOP (Louisiana Offshore Oil Port) is the largest crude oil import terminal in the US. It processes over 1MIL barrels/day and accounts for 11% of all US imports.Originally posted by BlueMoonfrom my understanding we don't get much oil off the gulf coast. I believe it's a small %Comment
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Over 30% of all US oil processing and drilling has been stopped, imagine what it will do to the oil market tomorrow.Originally posted by brokeThe LOOP (Louisiana Offshore Oil Port) is the largest crude oil import terminal in the US. It processes over 1MIL barrels/day and accounts for 11% of all US imports.
This does not take anything away from the tragedy about to unfold in the gulf tomorrow, this was just a thread about oil production disruption.
I am affraid, we are about to witness the most destructive and deadly event in US history since 9/11..Comment
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Wasn't Bush the self-proclaiming to be the energy guru? And that past administrations fucked it all, that he had a plan and would fix it?
Hmm, so he has controlled the White House for how many years? Enjoyed a Republican majority for how long?
So.....what's the hold up?
I guess maintaining good energy pricing and policy at home sometimes requires significant negotiation and diplomatic skills abroad........................that's telling :/
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Yep, you're right, just looked it up, LOOP accounts for roughly 12%.Originally posted by brokeThe LOOP (Louisiana Offshore Oil Port) is the largest crude oil import terminal in the US. It processes over 1MIL barrels/day and accounts for 11% of all US imports.
My brain was thinking of how much oil was drawn from the gulf.Originally posted byThe platforms serve as the nucleus of a complex operation through which flows 12 percent of the crude oil imported into the United States.Last edited by 3M TA3; 08-28-2005, 03:23 PM.
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