What's The Highest Gas Price You've Seen?
 

I've seen $2.05/gallon here in Dallas!

$2.55 in california nor call

Its a bunch of bullshit! :(

$1.89 here in El Paso...

$5.35 per gallon in Iceland, so stop bitching :glugglug

$.hackoffyourleftarm&handittothegasattendantforafi llup is the highest price I've seen lately.

3.41 per gallon in toronto

You're lucky he didn't charge a leg as well...

No thats forthcoming..........after the Arabs that got us by our nutsacks meet next time at OPEC and decide to hike prices again. Then it'll be the leg plus a spleen.

$2.19 here, live in the suburbs though... closer to Chicago it's probably more like $2.49... :-/

Gas prices got you pissed off? hahahahaha your congressman and ask him why 40% or so of the price per gallon of gas is TAX!!! They could cut the taxes on gas and let the price collapse.

NO, Moron. The Fed tax (since you mentioned wr.ite your congressman) is in 9ths of a cent, Einstein.

98.9/Litre in MTL

$6.38 here in London :feels-hot

2.07/gal for premium here in North New Jersey

Fuck me, and I thought I had it bad at $5.50/gallon.

5.8 in Holland

$1.999 here in Wisconsin, yesterday:BangBang:

Hay, why don't you all start promoting "The Girls of Pineapplepink" that way, we won't give two shits about gas prices.:)

Denny

$2.75 is the average here in Fortaleza, Brazil.

But I don't even know how to drive. :winkwink:

5.36997 dollars per gallon here in Finland.

No, fuckstain, the federal government adds an excise tax of 18.3 cents on every gallon of gas. Each state then adds an additional excise tax now averaging 19.4 cents per gallon. This adds up to a total of 37.7 cents per gallon.

Based on recent price data from the Energy Information Administration of the U.S. Department of Energy, these taxes account for about 28 percent of what you pay for a gallon of gas at the pump.

For a car with a standard 15 gallon gas tank, a tax of 37.7 cents per gallon adds up to $5.66 per fill-up. The Tax Foundation estimates that the average American household will spend $422 this year on these taxes alone.

But that is not all. The government imposes 43 different direct and indirect taxes on the production and distribution of gas. The total tax burden amounts to 54 percent of the price of a gallon of gas.

http://www.atr.org/taxbites/gas.html

And you're the dipshit who thinks the School of the Americas in in Virginia. Shut your fucking cockholster.

Maybe we would if the info page didn't come up with all broken images.

$2.27 in NY near rochester

yep :ak47: