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behensley

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Posted: 10/10/08 10:43am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

gas prices here in SE KY is down to 2.89/gal. Just filled up yesterday. Hope is stays this way!


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SRT wrote:

Gas prices have been plummeting up here at the head of the lakes. This past week have seen prices dropping from $3.42 to $3.09. Haven't yet seen the prices today. Diesel prices were around $3.90 a gallon.

Too bad I had filled up the MH with $3.52 a gallon gasoline.


Today gasoline is down another 10 cents a gallon to $2.99. Keep on going down, baby.


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Diesel in Carson City, NV $3.71 on 10-16 and falling. A barrel 0f oil was below $80.00 early Friday.

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Gas in Central OHIO, WOW, west side has a couple stations at 2.71, Sam's clubs are 2.76, everyone else at 2.88-2.95...There is still something to be said about being happy about that price...


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Down to $2.93 a gallon for gasoline up here at the head of the lakes. Whoppee! Didn't see the price for diesel. Gas prices seem to be dropping every day.

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Oil up and RBOB(gasoline) up today. Prices will still go down for a while but can rise quickly.

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Here's an interesting diagram of USA energy flow, from all sources. What do you guys make of it?

Energy flow

(Just in case the HREF doesn't take:
http://www.jerrypournelle.com/images/2006/U.S.EnergyFlowTrends-2002-InExajoules-USEnFlow02-exaj.gif
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Gee, that Onrecess guy predicted (before summer - see page 16) that gas prices would drop to between 1.67 (what it was when bushII took office) to $2.57 JUST BEFORE the election so the dems wouldn't nationalize the oil companies.
He is amazing!
Sort of like that Eli Stone of political hijinks!

(Okay, it is me!)

Gee, what a surprise! NOT!
Gosh, a party going in that isn't oil company owned and (coincidently, I'm sure) oil prices drop! Amazing! Just as that wise sage had said! And still the same people who said I was crazy will swear it was impossible to predict! Yeah, yet I did it.
Be afraid, be very, very afraid!
LMAO!


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SRT wrote:

Down to $2.93 a gallon for gasoline up here at the head of the lakes. Whoppee! Didn't see the price for diesel. Gas prices seem to be dropping every day.


Today gas prices are down to $2.79 in Duluth,MN. Diesel was a buck more.

Wednesday we paid $2.59 at Mills Fleet Farm (I-35W and Lexington Ave.) in the Twin Cities. We can only hope that prices will decline further and maintain lower prices.

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onrecess wrote:

Gee, that Onrecess guy predicted (before summer - see page 16) that gas prices would drop to between 1.67 (what it was when bushII took office) to $2.57 JUST BEFORE the election so the dems wouldn't nationalize the oil companies.
He is amazing!
Sort of like that Eli Stone of political hijinks!

(Okay, it is me!)

Gee, what a surprise! NOT!
Gosh, a party going in that isn't oil company owned and (coincidently, I'm sure) oil prices drop! Amazing! Just as that wise sage had said! And still the same people who said I was crazy will swear it was impossible to predict! Yeah, yet I did it.
Be afraid, be very, very afraid!
LMAO!


I think if we took a vote the majority would still say you are crazy. Gas prices went up and then went up and up and then up again. Like anything else (real estate, the stock market), the bubble was going to burst, at least for a while. Worldwide demand for crude oil is going to double in the coming years. What will the price of unleaded be in one year, two years, five years, ten years? Four bucks a gallon? Five? Eight? Ten, plus it will be rationed by the government? Who knows. Least of all someone who plans to convert a Porsche to run on golf cart batteries. Try checking with all of us who already use golf cart batteries to store solar power on our campers. You never want to run them under 50% charge and if it gets down below freezing, you can lose over 50% of that 50% you started out with. Turn on the a/c, wipers, radio, and headlights, and your range on that $25,000 converted Porsche will drop to 20 miles, maybe less if it is really cold.

And where in the world did you read that Democrats want to nationalize the oil industry?

By the way, what kind of gas mileage does a '96 Holiday Rambler with a Ford 460 get, wise sage? 6MPG?

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