He can't afford it.You were shown exactly what you asked for. You owe Meghan $100
You were shown exactly what you asked for. You owe Meghan $100
Think you're tough shit hiding behind that monitor.
Come and debate me to my face lying losing coward.
That sounds like a physical threat to me. Tsk tsk tsk, Dave. You calling anyone a coward when you place people who kick your pathetic ass up one side and down the other on this forum is RICH.
It's alright Dave, really -- everyone knows you're a loser and failure at life.
Think you're tough shit hiding behind that monitor.
Come and debate me to my face lying losing coward.
1-26-2015
http://news.investors.com/012615-73...general.htm?ven=yahoocp&src=aurlled&ven=yahoo
Oil at $200? Sure says OPEC's Secretary General
The secretary-general of the Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries (OPEC) said Monday that if producers fail to invest in developing new supplies, crude oil prices could rise as high as $200 a barrel.
The last prediction for $200 oil that we can recall came in March 2008 when an analyst at Goldman Sachs predicted a “super spike” to that level when oil was trading around $100 a barrel on its way to an all-time high of more than $145.
El-Badri appears to be rewinding a case that Venezuela and west African producers like Nigeria and Angola made in November to raise prices by reducing supply. But Saudi Arabian oil minister Ali al-Naimi said that it was not in OPEC’s interest to cut production, no matter if the price fell to $20 a barrel. He also said the world might never see $100 oil again.
Who’s right?
The farther the price of crude falls and the longer its stays low, the more likely it is that crude prices will see a short-term spike into uncharted territory.
The real question is whether a return to scarcity can lift prices $200 a barrel. El-Badri appears to believe it could happen.
With crude prices falling, not rising as they were in 2008, the case for $200 oil is not terribly strong over the near term of, say, two years or so. But if price remain low, more and more production will be shut-in and exploration for new sources will be virtually eliminated.
Once prices rise, everything will start up again, but it will take a year or two before the new work produces results. It is during that gap that a spike to record highs is quite possible.
This coming from the coward and cowards that won't meet me at the very same station he claims is a price lower than what it is.
That's rich.
It's Jeff, btw....Meghan is one of my dogs, my Aussie.
And I'll never collect anything from Defective Mentation......sorry, I meant Dave. He'll simply change what he "bet" and onward through the fog he trudges....the solitary village idiot carrying a lamp looking for anyone not an "Oil Thug", which is apparently is anyone who has never bought gas/oil, owned a vehicle that uses the above substances, or anything else associated with petroleum. Guess that makes everyone, incl. Dave, an Oil Thug.
Again, Dave has no reason to exist on this forum. Absurdly dishonest and frankly sad to still see him posting nonsense that doesn't contribute to debate.
Think you're tough shit hiding behind that monitor.
Come and debate me to my face lying losing coward.
lol. Come on Dave, what are you gonna bark at me, "$5 gas! $10 milk!"? You've been bent over and rectally hollowed out by every member of this thread by now. Accept your role.
Oh my goodness First now you've done it, McOwned is so, so, so pissed this time.
ROFLMFHAO!!!!!!! :awe:
IMO, he has refused to engage in any debate and has continually lied, distorted and diverted and should be permabanned.
Remember a year is 365 days and seasons occur every year.
Just for the record. McOwned actually DID make one accurate prediction in this thread. Way to go.
He can't afford it.
LONDON (Reuters) - Oil slipped to $49 (32 pounds) a barrel on Wednesday after an industry report said U.S. crude stocks rose by the most on record last week, and as a firmer dollar added to pressure on prices.
Currently:
$1.999 McClure 4945 W 71st St & Georgetown Rd Indianapolis - NW, IN reported 8AM EDT 1/28/15
$1.999 Rickers 8558 Northwest Blvd & 86th St 7:49 AM EDT 1/28/15
$1.999 Kroger 2550 Lake Cir Dr & W 86th & Township Line Rd NW 8:34AM EDt 1/28/15
$1.999 Speedway 5555 W 86th St & Zionsville Rd MW 8:15 AM EDT 1/28/15
$1.999 Kroger 5025 W 71st St & Georgetown Rd NW 8:15 AM EDT 1/28/15
$1.999 CITGO 6895 Michigan Rd & W 69th St NW 7:49AM 1/28/15
You want my honest opinion? Something is fucked up, because I filled up a bone dry empty tank for $35.00 the other day. That hasn't happened for the longest time. I can't remember the last time actually. Gas was $2.25.
Even at these cheap prices, that only saves me like $100/month so I don't see how this is a big deal to anyone really, but its interesting to watch (for like 5 minutes).
Hey hotstuff
Come here next time it jumps
Won't have to wait very long, like Engineer pointed out it happens here frequently.
So rather than admit that there are stations in NW Indy under $2/gal tell the person to come the next time the prices jump. What a freaking joke!!!