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Texman
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PostPosted: Nov 07 2007    Post subject: Fuel Prices Reply with quote

Just curious of what comparables are in different areas for fuel.

We're paying $2.96 for gas and $3.26 for diesel, rounded up.
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PostPosted: Nov 07 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

$3.03 for regular and 3.49 for diesel.
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PostPosted: Nov 07 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

2.99 regular

3.44 diesel
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PostPosted: Nov 07 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

$2.87 for regular in St. Louis. About $2.83 at Sam's and Costco.
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

3.09 for regular unleaded, 3.49 for diesel.
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Filled up with regular yesterday in South Jersey for $2.75/gl.

Last week paid $5.20/gl for regular in the Bahamas and $4.45 for #2 to fill up the generator prior to hurricane Noel...58/gl for $258.10 Shocked
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Filled up on Friday at $2.85. Drove too much over the weekend and then filled up on Monday at $2.95. WTF!!!!!!! $.10 in 3 days.
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sam's Club $2.86, Local $2.92 for regular.
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Sam's Club $2.99 here.
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Are you guys for real?? I wish I could get fuel that cheap!

it has been $3.19 around here for over a week up from $3.09, and I never did see anything under $3.00/gallon since before Katrina!
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

$2.82 for regular at Sam's yesterday.
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Diesel fuel jumped $.30 over last weekend here in Northeast MS. now around $3.17 a gallon.

I topped of my fuel tank this morning in preparation for a Thursday afternoon tow to the weekend contest site. That half a tank cost $52.00

Outside of pure greed on the oil producers/distributors I can't comprehend the recent spike in prices.
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

$3.02-3.15 depending on where your at in the city. and say city 'loosely' as i work far away from d-town. on last w-ends ride in po dunk places i saw and paid $3.29. reffrigdiculus. i am tempted to start burning the crooks homes!
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PostPosted: Nov 08 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well up here in central Canada it is approximately $3.80 for a US gallon for regular and diesel is more.
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PostPosted: Nov 09 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

$2.97 at the Citgo Evil or Very Mad , but I won't support Chavez, everywhere else $3.09 to $3.15 in the Burbs, Diesel is $3.49.

They say it's because of turn around and bringing the winter blends into line and taking the smog reducing summer blend out. I cry BS!!, as stated before sounds like corporate greed.
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PostPosted: Nov 09 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

I gave a left testicle in order to put 24 gallons of Diesel in ma pick-em-up truck today.

Tried to bargain a kidney instead but they already had there quotes for the day.
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PostPosted: Nov 09 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

Wow...we are at 3.29 for regular and about 3.49 for diesel near LA, CA. It's been back and forth between 20 cents for about a month now...go up...go down...go up....go down. Stop playing with my emotions!
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PostPosted: Nov 09 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

It's right about $2.99/gal. of regular unleaded here.
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PostPosted: Nov 09 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

It's greed alright but not corporate greed. We have not built a new refinery since the 70's. Our population has increased, our gasoiline usage has increased, the number of blends mandated by each State has increased but our ability to refine oil into gasoline has not increased. One of the oil companies (I don't remember which) proposed building a new rifinery near Beaumont Texas but the same old groups stopped them in the courts.

The next target is electricity. TXU had plans to build a number of power plants to handle power generation for our growing population. These same groups stepped in and with the help of an investors group cut the number of plants by 2/3. 10 years from now, your electricity bill could easily be bigger than you mortgage but the brown outs and black outs should help you cut back on yoiur usage.

Who is responsible? Your friendly everyday Green Group. The theory is that if you make something terribly expensive then you'll use less of it. It works if you have a static or shrinking population but it doesn't work with a growing population. Short of a plague our population is going to continue to grow.

It's market economics.

Edited to add: The people affected most by this will be the poor & elderly.
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PostPosted: Nov 09 2007    Post subject: Reply with quote

JimH wrote:
Short of a plague our population is going to continue to grow.

It's market economics.

Edited to add: The people affected most by this will be the poor & elderly.


The poor & elderly have in the past been the worst effected by plague, but wth the growth of air travel etc hopefully the next big plague will take out some of the "highflyers" as well as the little people! Sad
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