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how much is gas where you live? i'm in cincy, OH and its $2.50/gallon here. the highest its ever been here.

how much is it where you live?

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about that

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$2.34 this morning in miami

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Uh, about $6+.

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how much is gas where you live? i'm in cincy, OH and its $2.50/gallon here. the highest its ever been here.

how much is it where you live?

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I saw it for $2.55 yesterday.

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Uh, about $6+.

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where are you?

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It's times like these when I can really enjoy watching an SUV floor it to get to the stop light 5 seconds before me.

houston, texas
 

2.31 this morning

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$2.69 for 87 octane. Premium is nearing $3.

Oil just hit $64 a barrel. I hear that this is going to be an expensive winter for our Northeastern friends using heating oil.

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Uh, about $6+.

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where are you?

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England.

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is this for the lowest octane?

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$2.69.

Oil just hit $64 a barrel. I hear that this is going to be an expensive winter for our Northeastern friends using heating oil.

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I've been trying to find a copy of that old song "Freeze a Yankee" that came out back in the 70s. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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the higher it gets the less people will be on the road, the better the air will be. more $/gas = better mass transit

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0.90 cents per litre here in Toronto = about $3.40/gallon cdn = about $2.70 US/gallon

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the higher it gets the less people will be on the road, the better the air will be. more $/gas = better mass transit

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A likely story. More people on mass transit means less tax revenue. Governments would go broke if everyone took the bus and stopped smoking.

Not to mention the local mass transit authorities have been slashing routes, buses, and trains for the past three years, as the price of gas has doubled. Excellent planning there.

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the higher it gets the less people will be on the road, the better the air will be. more $/gas = better mass transit

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i don't get it. how does higher gas prices = better mass transit? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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I filled up today at lunch. $2.25 a gallon in Atlanta.

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I bought gas on Saturday for $2.49/gallon, premium. I guess it's gone up since then, but I haven't paid attention.

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it was $2.79 for 93 yesterday.

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i don't get it. how does higher gas prices = better mass transit? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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ideally with the added revenue they'll invest some of the surplus into upgrading fleets, running long hours and more routes, etc.

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in montreal right now it is

1,10can$/Litre so in us it's = 0.91$/Litre
so 4.12/gallon
too [censored] expensive!

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Just filled up in NoVA for $2.35/gal for 87 octane.

Then I'm driving down the road and see another station selling it for $2.27, I was robbed.

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2.41 in Indpls for the car, 3.25 for the boat...sucks

Indy

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Then I'm driving down the road and see another station selling it for $2.27, I was robbed.

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Where is this gas station? It is 2.40+ in Arlington right now.

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Just over $5.

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Manassas, out in the suburbs of NoVA.

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it's over $3 for regular in manhattan now, in jersey it is about $2.40 for regular. jersey usually has pretty cheap gas because of all the refineries.

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Manassas, out in the suburbs of NoVA.

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Blah. Way too far.......

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$2.55 for premium in Atlanta.

I think that we have fairly cheap gas relative to most other parts of the country for some reason.

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jersey usually has pretty cheap gas because of all the refineries.

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no, its because of cheaper state gas taxes

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Saw $2.29 here in Southern New Hampshire today for 87...

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no, its because of cheaper state gas taxes

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List of gas taxes by state .

Wow, I thought CA tax was bad, until I saw the rest of the nation.

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6.50 per gallon in my city, about 7.30 in the north.

Norway.

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I commute by bicycle.

Dig deep, suckers!!

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$2.69 for 87 octane. Premium is nearing $3.

Oil just hit $64 a barrel. I hear that this is going to be an expensive winter for our Northeastern friends using heating oil.

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Matthew Simmons, A respected investment banker to the energy industry is actively suggesting that oil could soar above $100 within the next few months and may continue to rise indefinately after that. His new book is called Twilight In The Desert and contains what may be the first extensive studies of the world's oil supplies. He's given many interviews over the last few weeks and most of them are chilling.

His thesis is that the world's output has "peaked" and will begin an irreversable decline in the next handful of years.

BTW- this isn't some environmentalist hack and he's not suggesting we'll run out of oil, only that demand will outstrip supply in the near future. Simmons is an oil industry insider and recently advised the president on energy matters.

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Some scientists believe that we've already used 1/2 of the world's supply of oil, and the scientists that don't believe this agree that we'll have used 1/2 within the next 10 years or so.

Keep in mind that the majority of the 1/2 we used was over the last 40 years or so, and was used primarily in North America and Europe. Now we have China and India using up massive amounts of oil as well.

Also keep in mind that the first 1/2 of the supply was a lot easier to obtain (and therefore cheaper) than the second 1/2 will be to obtain. The "easy" oil is getting close to being depleted. Most of the deposits that are left are much costlier to squeeze oil out of.

There is some definite nastiness ahead.

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$46 for a tank full comin back from Foxwoods.

Ford explorers suck.... when I bought the thing I filled up for like $17 in Jersey [img]/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]

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$2.65 in Sunnyvale this morning for 87.

Anyone dumb enough to purchase premium deserves higher prices.

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So last week crude oil was going at $61 a barrel. Now it is $65 a barrel, maybe even $67.

Lets go back to 1999. I think the average price was running around $35 a barrel. A friend mentioned to me that once gas nationwide hits $3.00 a gallon, that they will never come close to climbing back down. I think we are on a new era where gasoline will never be cheap again. Its almost like OPEC figured out they will run out of crude oil in a few years and they are getting a head start.

Its times like these I am glad I have a 4 cyl car.