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LadyMischief 08-13-2005 08:38 AM

So how many Canadians saw gas prices...
 
like they were in Oakville last night? $102.5 a litre. Pretty sick shit.. welcome to Peak Oil? :)

jact 08-13-2005 08:45 AM

Feels like the oil companies are making a final ditch effort at a smash and grab.. They know they're the fossil fuels of a future generation..

Rockhound 08-13-2005 08:48 AM

it was 108.4 here this week ( Montreal ) and the rumor is 1.20 by the end of the month

Gasper 08-13-2005 08:50 AM

100$ / liter ?? You mean 1$ /liter? :Oh crap

hackmaster 08-13-2005 08:50 AM

LOL i live in oakville, and i'm in montreal right now with my family. In okville it was as you said 102.5, and right now its 108.7 here in Montreal.

sherie 08-13-2005 08:50 AM

It's insane. :( How are you Miss. Treasure?

Kassidy 08-13-2005 09:39 AM

It's $106.9 here on Van Isle and even more on the mainland, and that's just for regular :(

Martin 08-13-2005 09:42 AM

yeah it sucks... :(

LadyMischief 08-13-2005 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by sherie
It's insane. :( How are you Miss. Treasure?


Busy as hell but good.. and trying not to drive anywhere! heheh. And you Miss Sherie?

BRISK 08-13-2005 09:51 AM

Why do Canadians seem to spend so much time complaining about the price of gas? It's not that expensive compared to much of the rest of the world.

Regular gas is about $2 CDN a litre in Europe right now.

jact 08-13-2005 09:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BRISK
Why do Canadians seem to spend so much time complaining about the price of gas? It's not that expensive compared to much of the rest of the world.

Regular gas is about $2 CDN a litre in Europe right now.

You can walk to another country, it takes forever for us to drive to another city.. Big contrast.

cool1 08-13-2005 09:58 AM

Just hit a $1 a litre here
Somebody out there is being very greedy

TexasDreams 08-13-2005 09:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jact
You can walk to another country, it takes forever for us to drive to another city.. Big contrast.

Time to throw a saddle on the Moose! :1orglaugh

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jact 08-13-2005 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by TexasDreams
Time to throw a saddle on the Moose! :1orglaugh

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I hear that. How the hell are ya?

TexasDreams 08-13-2005 10:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jact
I hear that. How the hell are ya?

Getting everything ready to go for the flight out tomorrow AM. :)

directfiesta 08-13-2005 10:01 AM

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Originally Posted by jact
You can walk to another country, it takes forever for us to drive to another city.. Big contrast.

Exactly ....

I did 50 Km to get a computer part Friday. In Europe, I would have been in a different country by then ... or not far.

And why does Brisk worry about our complaints ????

BRISK 08-13-2005 10:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jact
You can walk to another country, it takes forever for us to drive to another city.. Big contrast.

Exagerate much? Besides, the average Canadian doesn't spend their time driving around Canada, they're just driving around their own city like most other people around the world are.

BRISK 08-13-2005 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta
Exactly ....

I did 50 Km to get a computer part Friday. In Europe, I would have been in a different country by then ... or not far.

And why does Brisk worry about our complaints ????

WTF are you talking about? Have you ever driven anywhere in Europe, because it certainly doesn't sound like it.

sherie 08-13-2005 10:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LadyMischief
Busy as hell but good.. and trying not to drive anywhere! heheh. And you Miss Sherie?

LOL no kidding. At least you don't life in Bumed fuck Idaho any longer LOL. I am fantastic thank you. Just trying to figure out what to do with my bad self today!! What ever it is, it will consist of walking or cabing. I would imagine that they will be hiking up cab fairs if these gas prices keep rising!

the(G)thang 08-13-2005 10:07 AM

$1.10 here in Toronto

directfiesta 08-13-2005 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by BRISK
WTF are you talking about? Have you ever driven anywhere in Europe, because it certainly doesn't sound like it.

:1orglaugh

Yes, I drove in Europe. I travelled to Europe every 2 weeks for over 10 years.... OK kiddo.

Now, if you are in Cannes and drive 50 Kms, you are in Italy ( Ventimillia )...

Now go back to your cows....

And you obviously don't have the brains to read a post and detect sarcasm .... :

Quote:

or not far.

CDSmith 08-13-2005 10:15 AM

$1.03 here in Winnipeg, and have heard reports of a few places having it at $1.05.

We've never seen prices like this before, up until now the price of gas has been fluctuating in the .70 to .90+ cent range for a long long time. Of course you're going to talk about something when it jumps so quickly and so high.

And to us it IS high.

Good thing I bought a much more economical vehicle recently. :D

Shortbread 08-13-2005 10:17 AM

Gas prices were $1.12/L for reg fuel here in BC yesterday.

Spunky 08-13-2005 10:17 AM

Was $1.10 here in Vancouver earlier this week :disgust

BRISK 08-13-2005 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta
:1orglaugh

Yes, I drove in Europe. I travelled to Europe every 2 weeks for over 10 years.... OK kiddo.

Now, if you are in Cannes and drive 50 Kms, you are in Italy ( Ventimillia )...

Now go back to your cows....

And you obviously don't have the brains to read a post and detect sarcasm .... :

LOL Cannes, convenient choice. That's like me saying it's only 2km from Windsor, Ontario to Detroit, Michigan. :1orglaugh

directfiesta 08-13-2005 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by BRISK
LOL Cannes, convenient choice. That's like me saying it's only 2km from Windsor, Ontario to Detroit, Michigan. :1orglaugh

It's not in Europe ??? I went there for the Film Festival at least 15 times... Was always under the impression I was in Europe, in France ... Ogh well, it was probably Cannes, Idaho ...

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But I never travelled nowhere.... I wish I were you ... Always wanted to milk a cow....

Rui 08-13-2005 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by directfiesta
Exactly ....

I did 50 Km to get a computer part Friday. In Europe, I would have been in a different country by then ... or not far.

And why does Brisk worry about our complaints ????

Is that suposed to be funny?

Get ready folks you haven't seen nothing, must be hard to feed those crampy muscle cars :Oh crap

BRISK 08-13-2005 10:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by directfiesta
It's not in Europe ??? I went there for the Film Festival at least 15 times... Was always under the impression I was in Europe, in France ... Ogh well, it was probably Cannes, Idaho ...

But I never travelled nowhere.... I wish I were you ... Always wanted to milk a cow....


Cannes is in Europe, but your reasons for choosing it to support your posts is weak. The population of Cannes is only 70,000 people, obviously not exactly Paris, Berlin or Athens now is it? So why did you choose Cannes to use as an example? Could it be because it just happens to be near the border of another country?

MetaMan 08-13-2005 10:37 AM

99.9 here, and we are the home of oil, fuck trudeau and fuck the east.

DateDoc 08-13-2005 10:38 AM

damn thats right at $4/gallon

directfiesta 08-13-2005 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BRISK
Cannes is in Europe, but your reasons for choosing it to support your posts is weak. The population of Cannes is only 70,000 people, obviously not exactly Paris, Berlin or Athens now is it? So why did you choose Cannes to use as an example? Could it be because it just happens to be near the border of another country?

Meuuuhhhhhh.......

SilverTab 08-13-2005 11:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BRISK
Cannes is in Europe, but your reasons for choosing it to support your posts is weak. The population of Cannes is only 70,000 people, obviously not exactly Paris, Berlin or Athens now is it? So why did you choose Cannes to use as an example? Could it be because it just happens to be near the border of another country?


he was just making a point, that things are much closer in Europe compared to canada...if you're still not sure about that: Take a world map and look....you see, the whole Europe can pretty much fit into one of our territory/province...

L0stMind 08-13-2005 11:09 AM

well, having spent some time in Germany, I can tell you that Vancouver is laid out in such a sprawling way it's disgusting compared to frankfurt, cologne (dunno how to make the proper koln uumlaat stuff), berlin etc. Even the smaller cities like eppelheim and heidelberg where I stayed are not as sprawling as here.

For me to get groceries, I can't just walk half a block to the butcher, 2 blocks to the drink shop, hit the bakery on the way back on the other side of the road like we did in germany. Here, it's at least a 5 mins drive to the grocery store. There isn't a shop I can walk to in 5 mins.

My office is 25 mins away from my house. When I go to richmond to grab hardware it takes me 35 mins to get there... in Canada, you *need* to have a car to have a life of any sort. In Germany, we only jumped in the daewoo when it was raining or we were driving to another city.

Thing is, here, we have these giant inefficient cars. Or at least, most of us do. So, 60liters at $1.05/L just blows when you only get 400km per tank.

2 years ago, I was spending $100-150 per month in gas. Now, it's over $200 every month (I write it off for biz, so I have a good idea what I spend). To some people that $50ish extra per month is a lot of money.

nexcom28 08-13-2005 11:18 AM

Quit fucking whinging, it's still cheap at 120.

jact 08-13-2005 11:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by L0stMind
well, having spent some time in Germany, I can tell you that Vancouver is laid out in such a sprawling way it's disgusting compared to frankfurt, cologne (dunno how to make the proper koln uumlaat stuff), berlin etc. Even the smaller cities like eppelheim and heidelberg where I stayed are not as sprawling as here.

For me to get groceries, I can't just walk half a block to the butcher, 2 blocks to the drink shop, hit the bakery on the way back on the other side of the road like we did in germany. Here, it's at least a 5 mins drive to the grocery store. There isn't a shop I can walk to in 5 mins.

My office is 25 mins away from my house. When I go to richmond to grab hardware it takes me 35 mins to get there... in Canada, you *need* to have a car to have a life of any sort. In Germany, we only jumped in the daewoo when it was raining or we were driving to another city.

Thing is, here, we have these giant inefficient cars. Or at least, most of us do. So, 60liters at $1.05/L just blows when you only get 400km per tank.

2 years ago, I was spending $100-150 per month in gas. Now, it's over $200 every month (I write it off for biz, so I have a good idea what I spend). To some people that $50ish extra per month is a lot of money.

Exactly.

When we go to the city for whatever reason, we can easily put 400 KM on the van and burn 65L of gas doing so, and we only live in Oakville and we're only going to Toronto and running errands. Canada is definitely not designed to be walked.. Hell, public transportation can't get you between every point a and point b in the GTA without spending 4 - 5 hours on a bus, train, subway, taxi or ay combo of them all. You need to have a car to get around, it sucks.

BRISK 08-13-2005 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SilverTab
he was just making a point, that things are much closer in Europe compared to canada...if you're still not sure about that: Take a world map and look....you see, the whole Europe can pretty much fit into one of our territory/province...

Some things are closer, some things aren't. My point is that his point is pointless since Canadians aren't spending their time driving between Vancouver and Montreal anymore than Europeans are driving between Helsinki and Barcelona, they're just driving around their own city like everyone else in the world, except they're paying $2 CDN per litre to do it.

SilverTab 08-13-2005 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BRISK
Some things are closer, some things aren't. My point is that his point is pointless since Canadians aren't spending their time driving between Vancouver and Montreal anymore than Europeans are driving between Helsinki and Barcelona, they're just driving around their own city like everyone else in the world, except they're paying $2 CDN per litre to do it.


well, not according to L0stMind....

so far 2 people said the same thing and they both drived in Europe and Canada already...

now question is, did you ever drive in Canada?

Manowar 08-13-2005 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by TexasDreams
Getting everything ready to go for the flight out tomorrow AM. :)

texasdreams will soon have the power of the ban button :helpme :winkwink:

BRISK 08-13-2005 11:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SilverTab
well, not according to L0stMind....

so far 2 people said the same thing and they both drived in Europe already...

now question is, did you ever drive in Canada?

I've lived and driven all over Canada and Europe.

boner 2.0 08-13-2005 11:27 AM

That's fucking insane! 1.16 around here... what the fuck :mad: I should have go into Petrol industries instead. :Hollering Damn porn! :1orglaugh

qwe 08-13-2005 11:43 AM

thats because Oakville is like a farm FAR AWAY from civilization :1orglaugh


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