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Who's Sick of Talkin' 'bout the Mari Ban?
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Well, I'm not sure I ever commented on it, so technically I was never talking about it myself. Although I did vote in a poll that I didn't care.
But yeah, it's probably time to move on. How about the price of gas?! Damn! I was just in South Carolina, and it was only 2.75 there. It's over 3.00 in D.C. area. |
Today I saw gas for 2.59! That's right! 2.59! Better fill up!
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oh yeah? its $1.40 here. and thats for a litre. your price is by the gallon aint it?
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Yeah, by the gallon.
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I think someone shit on the coats!
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listen to the clips here. all of them if you have time
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It is $3.49 a gallon for the cheap stuff here and around $3.99 for the premo.
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man, gas is under a buck in Thailand, though I'll have to assume it's in litres...
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Ahem .. it's over a pound a litre here, that's about $1.70 or so a litre, or $8 a gallon (US gallons are smaller than imperial ones, right?).
You just have to not think about it ... |
Costs me $106 per week to fill my friggen car, I think I need to get a scooter!
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It cost $98 to fill up my pickup , good thing it's a company truck and a company gas card !!!!
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Now 96p-97p per litre here in UK
At $1.87/£1 that's $1.81 per litre and at 3.79 litres per US Gallon that's $6.87 per US Gallon So to put 14 UK gallons/17.5 US Gallons into my car costs the equivalent today of $120! Stop moaning! Our prices seem to rise even when the dollar weakens - price was 92p per litre two months ago when there was $1.74/£1 (=$6.06 per US Gallon) And I thought alll these oil companies ran sophisticated hedge funds anyway on both oil prices and foreign exchange to limit the impact of short-term market fluctuations. The only ones to gain are 1). the oil companies who charge accordiing to what the market does and not according to how their own arrangements soften that effect, and 2). the governments who see their %age-based tax incomes rise as the gasoline prices rise at the pumps |
To all my Aussie and UK friends--I humbly apologize for my country's incessant whining about high gas prices. American's just like to bitch; we're good at it, and, it passes the time.
To fill up in the UK or Oz sounds downright depressing. I wish they'd unleash that big stash sitting underneath Indonesia...of course, some people say the only way we'll find a new energy source is to be forced off oil. |
there are plenty of new energy sources! governments just make too much off oil.
unless thats what you were talking about |
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I'd like to see the corn/fuel stuff happen. An increase in the demand for corn would really help my state out! :) We can grow us some corn out here! |
Hydrogen is the answer. Volitile and plentiful and the byproduct is inert. I don't understand the hold up.
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Hydrogen is plentiful but not in a form we can use. It has to be separated from something else, like oxygen in the case of water. Separating takes energy....lots and lots of energy. That's the holdup. :D |
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And all the boards did shrink ; Water, water, every where, Nor any drop to drink. |
Wet boards shrink? :right:
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no no no. its water water everywhere so lets all have a drink |
Hold the water
and hold the broads ................ I mean boards. :blush: |
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I tweaked a bleeding albatross And shot him through the head And when I saw what I had done I wished that I was dead What with that bird about me neck And spirits in the water I knew that thing that I had done I really hadn't oughta I ate my humble, wouldn't you and so on... |
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Blaming the dog's fleas? That's silly, the real culprit is the Buck Mice.:D
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Puleeze Bruce, youre talking about a man who still tries to get me to fall for 'pull my finger, pull my finger!!'..Dad's, they never grow up. :D
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I am. :rolleyes:
And don't you EVER, not EVER ask me for help with your English homework again, Bri.:mad: |
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No, I hold on to MY binky. Lost yours? :p
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Aesop, "The fox and the grapes"
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Mari, that analogy just doesn't work. I'm not 'sour grapes' because I asked you to help and you didn't. You DID help me, so, I did, metaphorically, 'eat the grapes'. I just found your help to be...well, not very helpful. It's not a matter of 'oh, I WANTED those grapes and couldn't get them; I'll bet they are sour anyway'--it's a matter of, "I ate those grapes. They weren't all that great."
See how that works? |
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Reading this whole thread makes me wish we had a "herd" smiley.
That's not directed at any one in particular, just an observation about people. |
Sigh....Keep it up Ladies, you're both still in the running. :rolleyes:
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Oooooh! I love it! What do I have to do to win? I'll do anything except for calling Bruce a mean name! :D
Oh, yeah. MEOW! |
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