Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:26 pm
not easy to eat?? or bail???? 
i've done the latter option # 3 can't be that pleasant either!! 
i've done the latter option # 3 can't be that pleasant either!!
Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:29 pm
bottom line...... this gas rip off has thoroughly hobbled my vacation. doing lots of stuff close to the crib!! best, tom
Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:30 pm
It is a little insane, my budget for molotov cocktails is horrendous.
Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:36 pm
TimApNy wrote:Gas may not be cheap but Hay is not easy work.
And the "exhaust emissions" control and disposal is also a nasty chore . . : )
Riding on your buggy, looking all the time at the exhaust pipe . . . bad engineering, I'd say : )
Saludos,
Tulio
Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:48 pm
run!!!! fill up quick!!! 3 bucks a gal will soon be harsh reality!!! bank on it!!
Fri Aug 19, 2005 1:56 pm
Ohhh for an Emoticon which shows somebody banging their head against a brick wall!
My car has is 14.5 gallon tank and it costs me £52.00 to fill up!
At today's exchange rate, thats $93.00.........
That's right folks, read it and weep
Not that the Petrol Companys are making all the money, as IIRC, 80% went to the Government, although I don't mind being corrected if thats wrong!
My car has is 14.5 gallon tank and it costs me £52.00 to fill up!
At today's exchange rate, thats $93.00.........
That's right folks, read it and weep
Not that the Petrol Companys are making all the money, as IIRC, 80% went to the Government, although I don't mind being corrected if thats wrong!
Fri Aug 19, 2005 2:31 pm
I ordered my grapes to make wine with today. I don’t have a price yet because the Produce Store does not know what shipping is going to cost yet and can’t get a guest-a-ment. I bet it’s going to drive the price up a bunch over last year. 
In about 2 years I can drowned my woes with the wine.
In about 2 years I can drowned my woes with the wine.
Fri Aug 19, 2005 2:55 pm
might as well drink the gas!!! it costs as much if not more than top shelf hootch!!! 
Mon Aug 22, 2005 3:59 pm
TimApNy wrote:dj51d wrote:I paid $2.45 for regular last night here in MN. I can't really complain though, I saw a BBC article on how are friends across the pond are paying over 90p per liter, which works out to about $6.20/gallon!
But they also have a Public Trans system.
Oh yeah? Tried going anywhere in the UK by public transport lately?
90.0p per litre when I left last week. That's $6.25 per gallon.
In the San Francisco Bay Area where I am at the moment, the cost varies from about $2.78 to $2.98, depending on the grade. And the sun shines here!
Beer's not so good, though.
Mon Aug 22, 2005 4:04 pm
Mike wrote:TimApNy wrote:dj51d wrote:I paid $2.45 for regular last night here in MN. I can't really complain though, I saw a BBC article on how are friends across the pond are paying over 90p per liter, which works out to about $6.20/gallon!
But they also have a Public Trans system.
Oh yeah? Tried going anywhere in the UK by public transport lately?
90.0p per litre when I left last week. That's $6.25 per gallon.
Beer's not so good, though.
I have thought about the mess "they" most likely have caused, let along the loss of life and injuries.
The beer problem here is a real problem, it can be very difficult to find a good ale over here. That is why I make my own
My gas is hovering around $2.70 for the cheap stuff.