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  • I was in Nikiski AK yesterday where gas was $4.39....and thats in an oil field.
    C.H.U.D.

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    • Originally posted by red
      yeah you gals are always right......

      except for when you're wrong...................


      which is 95% of the time

      blah, blah, blah......
      Think you are so cool just cause you got that FF championship thingy under your name....good thing you were not in my division last year!!!



      (insert little guy rolling on the floor laughing emoticon) MAD....will you add that please?? I've have to search for that favorite emoticon thread 50,000 times when I've wanted to use it.

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      • maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaddd

        can i get a emoticon with long hair and boobs saying, duh?


        my team and staff are retooling, i'll be back on the top this year

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        • Originally posted by red
          yeah you gals are always right......

          except for when you're wrong...................


          which is 95% of the time

          This is correct

          But since 95% of disagreements do not matter one way or the other..so.......we just let them be right that amount of the time

          and

          take the 5% that mean something and win those arugments

          For those who haven't figured it out yet there lies one of the keys to long term marriage
          TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER

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          • Originally posted by red
            maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaddd

            can i get a emoticon with long hair and boobs saying, duh?
            Oh c'mon, just post your pic.....it would be quicker.


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            • Originally posted by Bretsky

              For those who haven't figured it out yet there lies one of the keys to long term marriage
              I was obviously right more than 5% of the time. :P

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              • Originally posted by GrnBay007
                Originally posted by Bretsky

                For those who haven't figured it out yet there lies one of the keys to long term marriage
                I was obviously right more than 5% of the time. :P


                ya, sure.....as long as you think you are that's the important part
                TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER

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                • "Super-spike" could lift oil to $200: Goldman




                  LONDON (Reuters) - Oil could shoot up to $200 within the next two years as part of a "super-spike" driven by poor growth in oil supplies, investment bank Goldman Sachs (GS.N: Quote, Profile, Research) said in a research note.

                  "We believe the current energy crisis may be coming to a head, as a lack of adequate supply growth is becoming apparent," Goldman said in the note made available to Reuters on Tuesday.

                  Oil hit a new record near $121 a barrel on Tuesday, continuing an advance which has seen it double over the past 12 months.

                  "The possibility of $150-$200 per barrel seems increasingly likely over the next 6-24 months, though predicting the ultimate peak in oil prices as well as the remaining duration of the upcycle remains a major uncertainty," Goldman said.

                  Goldman, which was one of the first to point to a triple digit oil price more than two years ago, said it believed the market was approaching the crunch in the "super-spike".

                  The "super-spike" theory argues that a lack of adequate supply growth along with price-insulated demand growth in non-OECD countries will lead to a dramatic and continuous rise in oil prices that will ultimately lead to a sharp correction in oil demand.

                  Goldman analysts said the underlying drivers of the rise in oil prices remained firmly in place, noting poor growth in non-OPEC supplies, low OPEC spare capacity, restriction on foreign investment in key oil producing nations and healthy demand growth in non-OECD economies.

                  "In our view, a gradual rally in prices is likely to be longer lasting than a sharp, sudden spike," the note written by U.S.-based analyst Arjun Murti said.

                  Goldman said it had raised its spot oil price forecasts for U.S. WTI crude for 2008 through to 2011 to $108 rising to $110 and $120 a barrel, up from $96 rising to $105 and $110 respectively in its earlier forecast. "We see risk to our 2008 and 2009 forecasts as distinctly to the upside," it said.

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                  • Has anyone seen the movie “Dan in Real Life”. Funny movie. There’s a scene where he’s filling up the gas tank and his youngest daughter ask him about gas prices (I’m paraphrasing), and Dan says “There goes your sisters college fund.” And the little girl ask “How about mine”..then Dan says ”Nope your fine…ooops…nope…there goes yours too.” While the scene was funny I’m sure many can relate. The rising cost of gas is taking funds from other areas. I saw $4.00 for the cheapo gas for the first time this morning. With memorial day weekend right around the corner I’m sure many are staying home this year.

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                    • Originally posted by LL2
                      Has anyone seen the movie “Dan in Real Life”. Funny movie. There’s a scene where he’s filling up the gas tank and his youngest daughter ask him about gas prices (I’m paraphrasing), and Dan says “There goes your sisters college fund.” And the little girl ask “How about mine”..then Dan says ”Nope your fine…ooops…nope…there goes yours too.” While the scene was funny I’m sure many can relate. The rising cost of gas is taking funds from other areas. I saw $4.00 for the cheapo gas for the first time this morning. With memorial day weekend right around the corner I’m sure many are staying home this year.
                      I filled up 15 bucks worth of 4 dollar gas.

                      5 years ago I was filling up for 1.55.

                      These prices continue to go up yet I don't see any effort on the automakers part to fast track any 100+ mpg vehicles or even 50 mpg. They're probably in bed with the oil companies.

                      What is taking so damn long to get a plug-in hybrid? What about a Li-ion hybrid?

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                      • Originally posted by Partial
                        Originally posted by LL2
                        Has anyone seen the movie “Dan in Real Life”. Funny movie. There’s a scene where he’s filling up the gas tank and his youngest daughter ask him about gas prices (I’m paraphrasing), and Dan says “There goes your sisters college fund.” And the little girl ask “How about mine”..then Dan says ”Nope your fine…ooops…nope…there goes yours too.” While the scene was funny I’m sure many can relate. The rising cost of gas is taking funds from other areas. I saw $4.00 for the cheapo gas for the first time this morning. With memorial day weekend right around the corner I’m sure many are staying home this year.
                        I filled up 15 bucks worth of 4 dollar gas.

                        5 years ago I was filling up for 1.55.

                        These prices continue to go up yet I don't see any effort on the automakers part to fast track any 100+ mpg vehicles or even 50 mpg. They're probably in bed with the oil companies.

                        What is taking so damn long to get a plug-in hybrid? What about a Li-ion hybrid?
                        Check out the website below. It's an all electric sports car that just came out, for those that have $100k to spend on a car. Supposedly they are coming out with a sedan for half the price in 2010.

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                        • Originally posted by Partial
                          I filled up 15 bucks worth of 4 dollar gas.

                          5 years ago I was filling up for 1.55.

                          These prices continue to go up yet I don't see any effort on the automakers part to fast track any 100+ mpg vehicles or even 50 mpg. They're probably in bed with the oil companies.

                          What is taking so damn long to get a plug-in hybrid? What about a Li-ion hybrid?


                          Did it ever occur to you that the production of an electric vehicle just might not be economically viable even in the current energy climate? Maybe, just maybe, it's not a conspiracy?

                          Maybe, just maybe, not drilling our own oil has left us more dependent upon foreign oil than we would be if we drilled our own? Maybe, just maybe, environmental policies have costs that were not readily apparent when they were seemingly good decisions a few years back?

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                          • Originally posted by retailguy
                            Originally posted by Partial
                            I filled up 15 bucks worth of 4 dollar gas.

                            5 years ago I was filling up for 1.55.

                            These prices continue to go up yet I don't see any effort on the automakers part to fast track any 100+ mpg vehicles or even 50 mpg. They're probably in bed with the oil companies.

                            What is taking so damn long to get a plug-in hybrid? What about a Li-ion hybrid?


                            Did it ever occur to you that the production of an electric vehicle just might not be economically viable even in the current energy climate? Maybe, just maybe, it's not a conspiracy?

                            Maybe, just maybe, not drilling our own oil has left us more dependent upon foreign oil than we would be if we drilled our own? Maybe, just maybe, environmental policies have costs that were not readily apparent when they were seemingly good decisions a few years back?

                            Too many maybe's

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                            • I was in the 'hood here in chicago last week and was running low--4 blocks east of US Cellular it was $3.99.9. Didnt fill up - just enough to get out of the city.
                              Lombardi told Starr to "Run it, and let's get the hell out of here!" - 'Ice Bowl' December 31, 1967

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                              • 3.94 in the up

                                and the government says prices "MIGHT" hit $4 this sumer



                                how bout, by the weekend

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