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wtf. seems like my area on the NC Coast is getting raped. Im at $1.86 :l

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here in some places gas is cheaper than a gallon of bottled water.

i shal install an enormous fountain in my front yard and fill it with gasoline. will be tons cheaper.

then for 4th of july, i will shoot roman candles at it and behold greatness.

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Its weird in wyoming gas for $1.43 to $1.63 per gallon in the Eastern and Central part of the state. But, along the I-80 from Rawlins to Rock Springs gasoline sells for $2.19 to $3.19 a gallon. Wow seriouse raping action to anyone in that area.

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It was at .75$/L here last week. I don't remember the last time it was so cheap. I'm not sure if I had a car when it was at this price lol

Now it's at 0.85$/L. There is gas station at 0.85 and in front another at 0.75, it's pissing me off. I preffer this than 1.50$/L.......

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1.50/L is the ---- I'm afraid might happen in the US. That or if the ---- really hits the fan and we find ourselves in the Road Warrior.

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Awwwwwwwww....I bet you only use biodegradable tampons as well, don't ya?? And alll you faggots need to stop crying about how inefficient ethanol is or would be. Y'all would just hate to put your money in a ------' AMERICANS pocket, like the farmers that grow the ---- that is used to make ethanol and the ppl like me who BUILD THE EQUIPMENT they use to grow those crops WITH....Unleaded is in the $1.65-$1.75 range here....stop making threads about it before you jinx that ----.

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And the only reason you care is because your paycheck depends on it. Way to be an American :P

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how is it anyones fault that ethanol fuel isnt practical or efficient? now its unamerican to buy imported fuel, as if theres a ------- option to buy american produced gasoline?

get real dude.

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prices should stay where they are for the rest of the year, after that the OPEC countries will start manipulating tha market to try and drive the price back up, problem is noone is using near as much oil as we were previously and oil futures have a low confidence level. Investors know that oil consumption will continue to decline (were in a recession) and are not looking for any significant gains there currently, but meh its like betting on the superbowl, anything can happen between now and then.