US gas prices no average 2.50
 

Hey all you fucks who voted for the pud, I hope you like $3 cuz it's going there. He needs a job after he is done fucking the country, so helping out his buddies should keep him in good.

http://apnews.excite.com/article/200...D8BVSDS00.html

why is everyone talking about gas today? give it a rest...

It's double that here in Canada and we are producing the shit too :disgust

Everyone that pays for gas has a right to bash Bush.... Not just Americans :Oh crap

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=503450

The Hubbert peak theory
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=503210
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak_oil

too bad most experts believe that current high prices are NOT caused by this peak...

this site is pretty interesting too..

http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/

Yep yep yep. Take a looksy at when the prices started their rise. Invade Iraq to stabilise the middle east and look what we have on our hands now.

you are on $2.50 per gallon (approximatly 4 liters) and here in europe the price is around $1,4 - $1,6 per liter....which makes it $6 per gallon :(

The difference is yours are all in added taxes and tariffs. If the lawmakers had their way here, it would be the same.

One other difference is that your countries are the size of our states.We just plain drive more in the us because we have to.

Imagine what this is doing to some poor bastard farmer in North Dakota that has to drive 50 miles to get to the nearest grocery store.

We're already at $3 a gallon in LA.

Its about $8 per gallon here. STFU! :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Are you from Denmark? Lets see that's about the size of Oregon. How many miles do you drive a year?

Dumb asses

People say its crazy the prices but they support these people by buying suv's and hummers. We have to get off the black Heroin.

I don't know. Ask my limo driver.
But when he drives for cigarettes I tell him to buy 10 packs at the time :winkwink:

a serious article from the economist!!

Perils at the pump
Aug 12th 2005
From The Economist Global Agenda


Oil prices hit yet another record this week, on fears of political instability in the Middle East and refining problems in America. So far, the world economy has managed to chug along without much ill effect. But how long can consumers go on paying ever more at the pump without cutting back elsewhere? And why aren?t high prices bringing new supplies to market?

http://www.economist.com/agenda/disp...ory_id=4268274

I paid $3.01 per gallon today in So Cal (just outside of L.A.) :Oh crap

could it be that some people in here actualy pay for thier gas? :disgust

Let me guess
Limo driver = MOM

good thing gas is not as high here.