Originally posted by: Vic
Remember that prices vary greatly just by neighborhood. For example, the closest gas station to my house sells premium (required in my car) for $2.32/gal. Drive 5 miles and I can get it for $2.15/gal. (edit: both Chevron stations).
Originally posted by: Zebo
Whhaaa. Poor babies. Don't drive watch it plumet. Supply and demand. You don't need a car anyway, you can buy a bike for what I use in gas in a week and might loose that spare tire
LOL, Dave! Now even I am a neocon? :laugh:Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Only a Fearless Liar Supporter Neocon could be happy about $2.15 and $2.32.Originally posted by: Vic
Remember that prices vary greatly just by neighborhood. For example, the closest gas station to my house sells premium (required in my car) for $2.32/gal. Drive 5 miles and I can get it for $2.15/gal. (edit: both Chevron stations).
Originally posted by: Ultima
Gas is $2.75 where I live.
Drive a more efficient car.. live closer in to the city.. do things to reduce gas usage.
Originally posted by: Ultima
Gas is $2.75 where I live.
Drive a more efficient car.. live closer in to the city.. do things to reduce gas usage.
Drugs 'r bad, mmmkay?Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Another Fearless Liar Supporter Rich Elitist Neocon happy about high Gas prices. :roll:Originally posted by: Zebo
Whhaaa. Poor babies. Don't drive watch it plumet. Supply and demand. You don't need a car anyway, you can buy a bike for what I use in gas in a week and might loose that spare tire
How much are you benefitting personally from the high prices???
Originally posted by: andy2812
Originally posted by: Ultima
Gas is $2.75 where I live.
Drive a more efficient car.. live closer in to the city.. do things to reduce gas usage.
All well and good but that still won't make the price any lower. Gas is up about 50% in a year. Anyone who says to drive a more efficient car is missing the point that there is a major problem with this huge increase in a short time
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Zebo
Whhaaa. Poor babies. Don't drive watch it plumet. Supply and demand. You don't need a car anyway, you can buy a bike for what I use in gas in a week and might loose that spare tire
Another Fearless Liar Supporter Rich Elitist Neocon happy about high Gas prices. :roll:
How much are you benefitting personally from the high prices???
Originally posted by: Zebo
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Zebo
Whhaaa. Poor babies. Don't drive watch it plumet. Supply and demand. You don't need a car anyway, you can buy a bike for what I use in gas in a week and might loose that spare tire
Another Fearless Liar Supporter Rich Elitist Neocon happy about high Gas prices. :roll:
How much are you benefitting personally from the high prices???
Not one bit I think. i invest in "social choice" funds with my 403b and I don't think they have oil. My point is GAS is not a nessesity to live, and definity not an entilement for everyone to have.
Everyone today is driving vechiles that get 1970 type gas mileage in SUV's and Trucks. There are twice the people here now and about 4x the vechiles viing for a finite, or at least fixed supply, resource which is driving the price up. Add in the mix developing countires such as China and India it drives up costs further. Either pay or don't, it won't be the end of world but complaining does no good.
Now if we were talking about food and medicine i feel people should be entileled to that being a nessesity for life.
How can you say that gas is not a necessity? Everything you buy comes from oil. Be it airplanes sending you packages or the semi-truck delivering milk and eggs to your grocery store. It doesn't matter if we had a super car with 150 mpg, our expenses will still go up.
Originally posted by: Zebo
My point is GAS is not a nessesity to live, and definity not an entilement for everyone to have.
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Zebo
My point is GAS is not a nessesity to live, and definity not an entilement for everyone to have.
Of course not to the Neocons that have no problem paying whatever Gas prices go up to.
We know Neocons would like nothing better than having open roads all to themselves while sucking down the Gas they are the only ones that could afford it.
The rest will just have to slave to the Neocons getting around on bicycles.
With apologies to Zebo, this is the only decent argument in the thread. Yes, the rapid increase in prices is of considerable concern, and will have a lot of weight on the economy. We will see.Originally posted by: andy2812
All well and good but that still won't make the price any lower. Gas is up about 50% in a year. Anyone who says to drive a more efficient car is missing the point that there is a major problem with this huge increase in a short time
Originally posted by: Vic
With apologies to Zebo, this is the only decent argument in the thread. Yes, the rapid increase in prices is of considerable concern, and will have a lot of weight on the economy. We will see.Originally posted by: andy2812
All well and good but that still won't make the price any lower. Gas is up about 50% in a year. Anyone who says to drive a more efficient car is missing the point that there is a major problem with this huge increase in a short time
Dave, you need to put the crack pipe down. Just a couple of months ago you were arguing that you would like to see $5/gal. gas. Now anyone who even so much as accepts the reality of today's gas prices is a neocon? You're losing it...
Agreed...furthermore, as I've said before, higher gas prices are really the only impetus that will lead to alternative ways to power cars...Originally posted by: Zebo
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Zebo
Whhaaa. Poor babies. Don't drive watch it plumet. Supply and demand. You don't need a car anyway, you can buy a bike for what I use in gas in a week and might loose that spare tire
Another Fearless Liar Supporter Rich Elitist Neocon happy about high Gas prices. :roll:
How much are you benefitting personally from the high prices???
Not one bit I think. i invest in "social choice" funds with my 403b and I don't think they have oil. My point is GAS is not a nessesity to live, and definity not an entilement for everyone to have.
Everyone today is driving vechiles that get 1970 type gas mileage in SUV's and Trucks. There are twice the people here now and about 4x the vechiles viing for a finite, or at least fixed supply, resource which is driving the price up. Add in the mix developing countires such as China and India it drives up costs further. Either pay or don't, it won't be the end of world but complaining does no good.
Now if we were talking about food and medicine i feel people should be entileled to that being a nessesity for life.
Originally posted by: b0mbrman
Agreed...furthermore, as I've said before, higher gas prices are really the only impetus that will lead to alternative ways to power cars...Originally posted by: Zebo
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Zebo
Whhaaa. Poor babies. Don't drive watch it plumet. Supply and demand. You don't need a car anyway, you can buy a bike for what I use in gas in a week and might loose that spare tire
Another Fearless Liar Supporter Rich Elitist Neocon happy about high Gas prices. :roll:
How much are you benefitting personally from the high prices???
Not one bit I think. i invest in "social choice" funds with my 403b and I don't think they have oil. My point is GAS is not a nessesity to live, and definity not an entilement for everyone to have.
Everyone today is driving vechiles that get 1970 type gas mileage in SUV's and Trucks. There are twice the people here now and about 4x the vechiles viing for a finite, or at least fixed supply, resource which is driving the price up. Add in the mix developing countires such as China and India it drives up costs further. Either pay or don't, it won't be the end of world but complaining does no good.
Now if we were talking about food and medicine i feel people should be entileled to that being a nessesity for life.
Originally posted by: Zebo
Whhaaa. Poor babies. Don't drive watch it plumet. Supply and demand. You don't need a car anyway, you can buy a bike for what I use in gas in a week and might loose that spare tire