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What a great idea!!!! Thanks!!


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I can remember as a kid when my father used to buy gas for the car, he would almost always tell the attendent to "Give me two dollars regular." He didn't know the phrase "Fill it up", but two dollars regular would just about do that anyhow.

He'd have to be driving his old lawn mower to "fill it up" for two dollars now.



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he must have a really small mower...

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Cauzin Chaos wrote:

he must have a really small mower...
It was, and I remember it well. 2.5hp, 2 stroke, rope start, red.

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DOTLDaddy wrote:

Cauzin Chaos wrote:

he must have a really small mower...
It was, and I remember it well. 2.5hp, 2 stroke, rope start, red.
driving meaning a riding mower??? with a half gallon tank? and a rope start??

I see these in many peoples future! I remember using one..

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Cauzin Chaos wrote:

...driving meaning a riding mower??? with a half gallon tank? and a rope start??....
A poor choice of words . . . I shouda' said "pushing" his lawnmower. It looked very similar to this one, only it was all red:



BTW, I wonder where all the angry folks are wantin' to discuss their gas problem??


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Walter, I remember as a teenager frequently getting a "dollars worth." Didn't fill the tank, but at .17/gal did a pretty fair fill. With a fillup you got green stamps and some glass give away to boot .

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Apparently people have adjusted to the costs. There's still too many cars and trucks on-the-road. I only see prices climbing higher in this regard.


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dturm wrote:

Walter, I remember as a teenager frequently getting a "dollars worth." Didn't fill the tank, but at .17/gal did a pretty fair fill. With a fillup you got green stamps and some glass give away to boot .

Doug
Hey doug! Who let ya oughta' the "dog house"?!

Yes, I also remember the freebies! They used to actually display all that stuff right out by the gas pumps.

Maybe that's what they oughta' do to make people feel better about buying gas!


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